From a bone-chilling trailer to a creepy found-footage teaser and a star-studded press conference, the hype surrounding this season is unmatched. And fans are asking: "What’s waiting at the end of this deadly game?" Wondering who’s back, what the new games are, and what those cryptic lines in the footage mean? We’ve got all the answers so far!

In the final episode of Tastefully Yours, Park Ji Hoon made a surprise cameo as “Eunjae,” the dreamy lead of a fictional series called Lovely Jogger. It’s clearly a hilarious parody of Lovely Runner, and fans couldn’t be happier.

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!

Park Bo Gum is finally back on screen—and fans are loving every second of it! His latest K-drama, Good Boy, just dropped, and it’s already going viral for its thrilling action, comedy, and unique storyline.

All eyes are on Park Jinyoung in W Korea's Upcoming June 2025 Feature. Let's dive in and take a closer look!

Unrelenting and action that grabs your throat and never lets go, So Ji Sub's new action/crime series Mercy for None can be considered one of the top action-packed K-dramas of 2025! We give you 5 instances that shocked us during its premiere!

Tonight's must-watch K-Drama, So Ji Sub in Mercy for None, premieres! With an amazing cast lineup and action-packed storyline, here is what YOU NEED to know before it starts!

Becoming Disney+'s most-watched Korean drama of 2025, Nine Puzzles delivers an epic nod to top criminal profiling shows that came before it, as Kim Da Mi and Son Suk Ku anchor a solid storyline. We give you five reasons why Nine Puzzles should be at the top of your summer K-drama watchlist!

Could THIS be the reason? Tastefully Yours unexpectedly crushes the competition! Let's discover why this hot, trending drama is taking over!

A growing number of K-dramas now spotlight compelling stories driven by all-male casts, often with minimal or no romantic subplots. These dramas explore the challenges men face across various stages of life, delving into societal pressures, personal growth, and the bonds of brotherhood. They're a perfect recommendation for anyone, especially men, looking to explore K-dramas beyond the typical rom-com fare.

June will welcome the final season of the globally loved Squid Game series, season three! We break down what to expect and what fans are anticipating!

The countdown to June 2025 has begun, and so has the excitement for a fresh lineup of Korean dramas. Whether you're into heart-racing thrillers or swoon-worthy romances, this month’s releases promise to keep you glued to your screens with stories full of twists, emotions, and unexpected turns.

Whether it’s helping two strangers fall in love, rekindling the flame between exes, or offering comfort in times of heartache, food often plays the perfect supporting role. As the saying goes, the way to a man's heart is through his stomach—and in the world of K-dramas, food is also the key to every fan’s heart. Here are six K-dramas that not only feed your soul, but also your screens.

Our Unwritten Seoul continues to deliver a heartwarming yet thought-provoking story with each episode. Starring Park Bo Young in dual roles as twin sisters Yuji Mi and Yu Mi Rae, the drama dives deeper into personal struggles, corporate pressures, and the search for identity. Episode 2, titled “Review and Reassess", builds on the emotional tension of the premiere, taking the sisters on unexpected journeys of self-discovery.

Lee Do Hyun is back from military service! The talented actor enlisted in 2023, shortly after wrapping up his role in The Good Bad Mother on August 14. After completing his mandatory service, he returned on May 13, 2025. While he hasn't yet announced his next project, fans eagerly await his return and are curious to see what role he will take on next. As we wait with bated breath, here are 6 must-watch Lee Do Hyun dramas to enjoy before his next release.

Summer means scorching heat, long showers, refreshing dips in the pool, crowded beaches full of salty air and laughter, melting ice cream cones, and freshly squeezed fruit juices. We may complain about the heat, but there's no denying that summer is a season full of fun and energy. And while you're soaking it all in, there's one more thing you shouldn't miss - diving into some feel-good K-dramas recommended by us at Dojeon Media!

Despite being only 27, Lee Jae Wook’s brief yet brilliant career paints the picture of a seasoned star. With his magnetic screen presence and versatility, he’s already built an impressive résumé that many actors take decades to achieve. Here’s a look at 6 of his most noteworthy dramas that every K-drama fan should check out.

Centuries of tradition meet modern understanding as these remarkable women showcase adaptation in its purest form on the small Korean Island of Jeju. Let's dive in and take a closer look! Plus, we added a BONUS for K-drama lovers about this wonderful island you MUST check out!

The wait is finally over—The Judge from Hell is returning for a second season! The official confirmation came from the CEO of the production team during a recent award speech at the New York Festivals TV & Film Awards, where the drama won a Bronze Award.

If there’s one K-drama that continues to stir emotions each May, it’s Youth of May. First aired in 2021, the timeless melodrama stars Go Min Si and Lee Do Hyun, whose unforgettable chemistry made it an instant fan favorite. Now, in May 2025, the drama is trending again—and for good reason.