ITZY’s Yuna is making her Netflix acting debut in the upcoming romantic comedy “Undercover Miss Hong.” The first look stills have been released, and fans are already excited to see her transform into the lovable lead character.

New Year’s Eve is basically a K-drama finale disguised as a party. There is drama, chaos, emotional monologues in your head, and that one moment where you stare at the clock like your life depends on it. This night is not about resolutions—it is about choosing your character arc. Embrace your inner true-blue K-drama character from the 2025 series-there’s no better time than now!

Cashero is one of the most talked-about Korean dramas right now, thanks to its refreshing take on the superhero genre and the star power of Lee Jun-ho. The series combines action, humour, and relatable life struggles in a way that feels new and exciting for K-drama viewers around the world.

Your ultimate 2025 rom-com watchlist. Check out the top Korean romantic comedies filled with charm, laughs and unforgettable chemistry.

Undercover Miss Hong introduces a fun mix of comedy, mystery and undercover chaos set in the late 1990s. Led by Park Shin Hye and Go Kyung Pyo, the drama follows an elite financial supervisor who disguises herself as a rookie worker to uncover suspicious money movements. With a strong cast and a nostalgic office setting, the series promises romance, tension and plenty of sharp humor.

Spirit Fingers Kdrama cast revealed. Check real ages, Instagram handles and character details of every lead and supporting member of the sketch club.

Laughs, thrills, and non-stop action keep audiences coming back for more on day two! Here is why this action comedy has surpassed expectations at the box office and is a must-watch!

This year, make your Chuseok nights even brighter with these family-friendly Korean comedies. From hilarious detectives and nostalgic grandmothers to chaotic pilots and undercover agents, here’s a list that promises fun for every generation.

A journey into romance, comedy, and heartbreak, we give you six BL Korean dramas you just can't turn away from!

K-drama fans have a lot to look forward to this October 2025. From magical romances to heartfelt family dramas and exciting movies, this month’s lineup promises fresh stories, familiar faces, and a mix of genres for every type of viewer. Whether you love fantasy, comedy, or emotional journeys, October is packed with releases to binge-watch! Make sure to comment on which drama you are most excited for!

Korean movie fans have a new reason to be excited. Cha Eun-woo, Kang Ha-neul, and Kim Young-kwang are teaming up for the 2025 adventure comedy film First Ride. With its mix of humor, friendship, and heartfelt moments, the movie is already drawing attention as one of the most anticipated releases of the year.

Not every K-drama leaves fans crying or wondering about the ending. Some stories close with a simple, satisfying happy ending that feels just right. These dramas are perfect when you want to relax and watch love, friendship, and healing end on a joyful note. If you’re looking for K-dramas where love wins, friendships last, and everyone gets the closure they deserve, here’s a list you’ll love!

These are the red-flag men your friends and family warn you about — the ones you know you shouldn’t root for, but somehow can’t resist. Because, let’s be honest… red has always been our favorite color. Here are 6 fictional K-drama red-flag men we are absolutely obsessed with.

If you’ve been keeping up with Korean dramas lately, chances are you’ve seen Choo Young-woo trending everywhere. The actor is gaining massive attention for his role in the new fantasy romance drama Head Over Heels, and fans can’t stop talking about his acting, charm, and growth.

If K-drama leads are the heart and soul of the story, then villains are its backbone, because what’s a K-drama without some serious competition? Among them, some villains perfectly balance comedy and menace, effortlessly walking the tightrope between humour and threat. These iconic antagonists are unpredictable, keeping us guessing their next move at every turn. Here, we highlight 6 comedic yet serious K-drama villains we just can’t get enough of!

Head Over Heels is a fresh romantic-fantasy K-drama blending high school life, spiritual traditions, and a looming death countdown. Park Seong-ah (Cho Yi-hyun, All of Us Are Dead 2) is a lively student who secretly works as a shaman. We highlight why this drama has caught our attention and why it stands out!

K-drama fans, get ready.  Lee Dong Wook returns in a fresh new role in The Nice Guy. This time, he’s not the cold or serious type; we get to see a softer, more fun side of him! Paired with Lee Sung Kyung, this drama is set to be one of the most exciting releases of the summer.

July brings a wave of exciting new K-dramas, ranging from courtroom battles and gangster heart to treasure hunts and supernatural mysteries. Here's your quick guide!

Park Jinyoung of GOT7 has officially turned to the dark side—and fans are loving every second of it! In the new Korean comedy-action movie Hi-Five, Jinyoung takes on his first-ever villain role, shedding his usual charming image for something much darker and dangerously charismatic.

Last month gave us a flood of new releases. Some made our hearts race, others made us cry, and let’s face it, watching them all was nearly impossible. But don’t worry. If you missed a few or didn’t know where to start, no worries, we’re here to break it down and help you pick the ones actually worth your screen time!