Author: Kishor

Jeon Do Yeon, Sul Kyung Gu, Zo In Sung, and Cho Yeo Jeong are set to star in the new film “Possible Love” (working title). On August 5, Netflix announced that production has been confirmed for director Lee Chang Dong’s upcoming film “Possible Love” and revealed the star-studded cast lineup. “Possible Love” follows two married couples living starkly different lives whose worlds collide, causing cracks to form in the everyday lives of all four. Jeon Do Yeon will take on the role of Mi Ok, while Sul Kyung Gu will play Ho Seok, Mi Ok’s husband. Notably, this marks the…

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tvN’s new Monday-Tuesday drama “Love, Take Two” is off to a promising start! According to Nielsen Korea, the premiere episode of “Love, Take Two” recorded an average nationwide viewership rating of 3.5 percent. “Love, Take Two” is a heartwarming comedy drama about 43-year-old single mother Lee Ji An (Yum Jung Ah) and her 23-year-old medical student daughter Lee Hyo Ri (Choi Yoon Ji). The pair moves to the countryside to start a new chapter in their lives, encountering various people and chaotic situations that teach them profound lessons about life. Meanwhile, the fifth episode of ENA’s “The Defects” scored an…

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Jung Woo Sung’s agency Artist Company has released a statement following reports of the actor’s marriage. On August 5, a media outlet reported that Jung Woo Sung had registered his marriage with his girlfriend and shared the news with acquaintances who were already aware of their relationship. According to reports, Jung Woo Sung has been in a relationship for 10 years with a woman who is not a celebrity. Their relationship was considered serious, with acquaintances aware of it, and the couple was known to go on double dates with actor Lee Jung Jae, a close friend in the entertainment industry,…

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TVING’s upcoming original series “Dear X” (literal translation) has shared a glimpse of its first script reading session! Based on a webtoon, “Dear X” follows the story of Baek Ah Jin (Kim You Jung), a renowned actress who achieves success by using others, only to experience a subsequent downfall. In addition to depicting the two faces of Baek Ah Jin, the romance drama portrays her love story with the man who stays by her side. The script reading brought together directors Lee Eung Bok and Park So Hyun, writer Choi Ja Won, and the cast, including Kim You Jung, Kim…

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The Boyz hold the distinct honor of releasing one of the best songs of the year and one of the worst. For fans of film award celebrations, that’s like being nominated for an Oscar and a Razzie in the same year. I don’t know if the group themselves realize this, but they’ve dropped a follow-up music video for fresh album track Aura just a week after Stylish arrived to stink up the joint. Having listened to the new mini album, Aura was my standout (though none of the songs come close to their best work). It doesn’t scream “idol title…

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Across their past few comebacks, EVNNE have carved out an upbeat pop/rock sound. This genre may not be unique among boy groups, but they pull it off well. However, it does make me wonder how fans of their debut era feel, as this is quite a change in style from club bangers like Trouble. New track How Can I Do is another reinvention of sorts, though it’s more of a sidestep than a full leap into something different. How Can I Do‘s brash delivery picks up right where February’s Hot Mess left off, though this feels more like the comedown…

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The currently airing dramas “The Winning Try” and “The Defects” have released official statements following the passing of actor Song Young Kyu. On August 4, SBS’s “The Winning Try” expressed their condolences, stating, “We express our deepest condolences over the heartbreaking news and sincerely wish the deceased peace. We also extend our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family.” Regarding Song Young Kyu’s scenes, the production team reaffirmed their earlier statement, saying, “As previously mentioned, ‘The Winning Try’ is a pre-produced drama. Aside from the episodes already delivered to the global OTT platforms, minimal editing is being carried out only in…

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Throughout her historic career, BoA has tried her hand at just about any K-pop sub-genre you could imagine. Having started in the industry so young, she still feels like a contemporary to many of this era’s groups despite being one of K-pop’s most respected elder stateswomen. New title track Crazier is her first in over a year and leads off a full album. For Crazier, BoA opts for an anthemic rock sound. I guess she heard this is a popular genre these days! This isn’t the first time BoA has gone rock (not even close!), and the song’s assured confidence…

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The upcoming film “Murderer Report” has unveiled new stills ahead of its release! “Murderer Report” tells the story that unfolds when Young Hoon (Jung Sung Il), a psychiatrist, requests an interview with veteran reporter Sun Joo (Cho Yeo Jeong), who is desperate for an exclusive scoop, and confesses to being a serial killer. The newly released stills capture the intense atmosphere of the interview room, featuring the key characters: reporter Sun Joo, the self-proclaimed serial killer Young Hoon, and detective Sang Woo (Kim Tae Han), who oversees the interview from a distance. Sun Joo, visibly tense as she sits across…

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The upcoming film “The Ugly” has offered a deeper glimpse into Kwon Hae Hyo’s character! “The Ugly” follows the story of Im Dong Hwan (Park Jung Min), the son of Im Young Gyu (Kwon Hae Hyo)—a blind man who has become a skilled seal artisan—as he investigates the mysterious death of his mother, whose body was secretly buried for the past 40 years. Kwon Hae Hyo takes on the role of Im Young Gyu, a blind artisan revered as a living miracle for his extraordinary ability to carve intricate seals despite his lack of sight. The newly released stills highlight…

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