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Actor Kim Tae-ri Shines in Netflix’s ‘Essential to This Star’ with Captivating Voice Performance
Kim Tae-ri has won over global audiences with her stunning voice acting debut in Netflix’s animated film Essential to This Star. Set in Seoul in 2050, the romantic tale follows Nanyeong, an aspiring astronaut with dreams of Mars exploration, and Jay, a musician who has temporarily set aside his own ambitions. Together, they embark on a heartfelt journey toward love and their dreams, with Kim Tae-ri bringing Nanyeong to life through her evocative vocal performance.Despite this being her first foray into voice acting, Kim Tae-ri seamlessly embodies Nanyeong, delivering a performance that feels
Park Hyo Shin Reclaims ‘Phantom’ Glory in Triumphant Return
South Korean vocal powerhouse Park Hyo Shin made a seismic return to the stage on June 1, headlining the musical Phantom at Seoul’s Sejong Center for the Performing Arts. After a nine-year hiatus from the role, Park’s commanding vocals and nuanced acting captivated the audience, delivering a deeply moving performance that reaffirmed his mastery as the titular character in the production’s “Grand Finale” celebrating its 10th anniversary in Korea.Stepping back into the role of the Phantom—a genius artist shrouded in a mask, hiding his disfigured face while dwelling in the shadows of an ope
Han So-hee’s Debut World Tour Fanmeeting Sparks Global Frenzy with Instant Sellouts
Han So-hee’s first-ever world tour fanmeeting, 2025 Han So Hee 1st Fanmeeting World Tour [Xohee Loved Ones,] has ignited a global sensation, with tickets for its inaugural stop in Taipei selling out instantly on October 31. The lightning-fast sellout underscores the South Korean actress’s soaring international stardom.Kicking off a highly anticipated 11-city tour, the fanmeeting marks Han’s first solo fan event since her acting debut eight years ago. The tour launches in Bangkok on July 12, 2025, before hitting Tokyo, Taipei, Los Angeles, New York, Hong Kong, Frankfurt, London, Paris, Berli
South Korean Court Imposes Stricter Penalties on NewJeans Members for Unauthorized Activities
SEOUL — A South Korean court has imposed harsher sanctions on the five members of the K-pop group NewJeans, ordering each to pay 1 billion won ($725,600) in damages for any unauthorized activities conducted outside their agency, ADOR, potentially totaling 5 billion won if all members violate the ruling.On Friday, the Seoul Central District Court ruled in favor of ADOR, declaring that independent activities by the group’s singers—Minji, Hanni, Danielle, Haerin, and Hyein—without the agency’s approval are illegal. The court issued an indirect enforcement order, meaning fines will be imposed
'Ghost-Seeing Labor Consultant' Drama ‘Nomusa Nomujin’ Premieres on MBC
SEOUL — MBC’s new Friday-Saturday drama Nomusa Nomujin debuts tonight, May 30, at 9:50 p.m. KST, promising a fresh blend of comedy, fantasy, and social commentary. The series follows a labor consultant who sees ghosts, tackling workplace injustices with humor and heart. Here are four key reasons to tune in.1. Jung Kyung-ho as a Ghost-Seeing Labor HeroBreaking from the usual doctor or lawyer leads, Nomusa Nomujin centers on a labor consultant, brought to life by Jung Kyung-ho, often dubbed the “professional job specialist” for his roles as a doctor and star lecturer. As Nomujin, a consultan
Oh Jung-se Steals the Spotlight with Versatile Roles in ‘HighFive’ and ‘Good Boy’
SEOUL — South Korean actor Oh Jung-se is commanding attention in 2025 with a string of dynamic performances across genres, solidifying his status as a go-to talent for diverse roles.In March, Oh made a memorable appearance in Netflix’s The 8 Show as Yeom Byung-chul, the stepfather of Oh Ae-soon (IU). Despite limited screen time, his nuanced portrayal of a flawed yet oddly endearing character left a lasting impression, amplifying the series’ emotional depth.Oh’s comedic chops take center stage in the film HighFive, which hit theaters on May 30. Playing Jong-min, a former national taekwondo
Go Yoon-jung Shines as Rookie Doctor in tvN’s ‘Wise Resident Life,’ Cementing Her Star Power
SEOUL — South Korean actress Go Yoon-jung has captivated audiences with her nuanced portrayal of Oh I-young, a first-year obstetrics and gynecology resident, in tvN’s weekend drama Wise Resident Life. Blending humor, heart, and profound resonance, her performance has earned widespread acclaim, marking a defining moment in her rising career.In Wise Resident Life, Go embodies Oh I-young, a novice doctor who stumbles through the chaos of Jongno Yulje Hospital’s OB-GYN department, driven to work by financial debt. Through meticulous character analysis and delicate acting, Go traces Oh’s evolut
Rising Star Jang Yeon-woo Reflects on Breakout Role in KBS Sitcom 'Villain Nation'
SEOUL — As the KBS2 sitcom Villain Nation concludes its run on May 24, actor Jang Yeon-woo has captured audiences with his portrayal of Go Dae-ri, a frugal office worker whose layered charm has left a lasting impression.In Villain Nation, Jang transformed Go Dae-ri from a penny-pinching stereotype into a relatable everyman. Initially depicted as a rigid, work-obsessed character, Go’s backstory—shouldering student loans, rent, and his sibling’s tuition—added depth, resonating with viewers. Beneath his cool, detached exterior, Go revealed a disarming mix of clumsiness and warmth, evolving i
Cheon Ho-jin Shines as Celestial Overseer in JTBC’s ‘More Beautiful Than Heaven’
SEOUL — Veteran actor Cheon Ho-jin made a striking debut as the enigmatic Heaven Support Center Director in the JTBC weekend drama More Beautiful Than Heaven, which aired on May 20, captivating viewers with his commanding presence.The series, a transcendent romance, follows Lee Hae-sook (played by Kim Hye-ja), who arrives in heaven at 80 but reunites with her husband, Go Nak-joon (Son Suk-koo), rejuvenated to his 30s. Cheon’s character, the overseer of heaven’s order, anchors the ethereal narrative.From his first scene, Cheon exuded divinity, appearing before Hae-sook and Nak-joon with a ra
Song Ji-woo Steps into SBS Fantasy Comedy 'The Ghost Palace' as Young Ye-ri
<h1 dir="ltr" data-pm-slice="1 1 []">SEOUL — Rising actress Song Ji-woo is set to captivate audiences in SBS’s new Friday-Saturday drama The Ghost Palace, which premieres on May 18, her agency announced. Song’s role in the fantastical romantic comedy marks her return to television and her first foray into historical drama.The Ghost Palace weaves a tale of Ye-ri (Kim Ji-yeon), a shaman who rejects her spiritual destiny, and Yoon-gap (Yook Sung-jae), her first love, whose body is possessed by a dragon spirit named Kang Cheol-i. Their lives entangle with a vengeful eight-foot ghost, spar

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