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  • Changwon Travel Guide 2026: Best Holiday Experiences

    Changwon Travel Guide 2026: Best Holiday Experiences

    Changwon, a coastal city in South Gyeongsang Province, offers hands-on experience programs at its major tourist and exhibition facilities during holiday seasons. These programs let families combine sightseeing with interactive activities in one visit. Local officials expect these offerings to boost longer-stay tourism throughout the region. Have you ever wondered how a mid-sized Korean city…

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  • Pyo Jae-soon’s Memoir Reveals 70 Years of Korean TV History

    Pyo Jae-soon’s Memoir Reveals 70 Years of Korean TV History

    Pyo Jae-soon spent 70 years directing Korean television, theater, and one unforgettable Olympic ceremony. A new book now collects his memories, revealing how a single director shaped scenes that generations of Koreans still recognize today. His stories range from a boy rolling a hoop across an Olympic stadium to a cigarette lit under presidential orders…

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  • Ten Months (십개월의 미래): Ten Months 2026: Korea’s Honest

    Ten Months (십개월의 미래): Ten Months 2026: Korea’s Honest

    Ten Months follows a young woman named Mirae, played by Choi Sung-eun, who receives an unexpected pregnancy diagnosis and must navigate her changing life. Director Nam Kung-sun’s film has resurfaced in a recent recommendation column tied to news about acclaimed director Lee Chang-dong’s upcoming project. Available on Watcha, Wavve, and Netflix, Ten Months offers a…

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  • Ten Months of Future: Korea’s Honest Pregnancy Film 2026

    Ten Months of Future: Korea’s Honest Pregnancy Film 2026

    A Korean independent film called Ten Months of Future follows a young woman named Mirae, played by Choi Sung-eun, after she learns she is unexpectedly pregnant. The movie is streaming on Watcha, Wavve, and Netflix. It surfaced this week in a recurring culture column called “Hommage,” which recommends weekend streaming picks. Why does a small…

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  • Lee Chang-dong’s Venice Win Uncovers a Hidden Korean Film

    Lee Chang-dong’s Venice Win Uncovers a Hidden Korean Film

    A weekend streaming column called “Hommage” spotlighted a quiet Korean film titled Ten Months’ Future, tracing one woman’s shock at an unplanned pregnancy. The recommendation came alongside news of director Lee Chang-dong’s latest project. Together, they point to a deeper story about how Korean cinema treats motherhood and creative reinvention. Have you ever stumbled onto…

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  • Nana’s Slow Running Trend Reshapes Korean Fitness in 2026

    Nana’s Slow Running Trend Reshapes Korean Fitness in 2026

    Actress Nana revealed her current favorite workout is “slow running,” a style so gentle it barely counts as jogging. She shared this on Netflix Korea’s YouTube web variety show while promoting her new series, “Scandal.” The pace she described covers just one kilometer in about ten minutes. That number might surprise you. Ten minutes per…

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  • Baengnyeongdo Travel Guide 2026: What Visitors Should Know

    Baengnyeongdo Travel Guide 2026: What Visitors Should Know

    Nineteen out of twenty-three major tourist sites on Baengnyeongdo lack basic visitor facilities, according to a recent survey. That means roughly 83 percent of the island’s attractions fall short on things like restrooms, signage, and parking. For an island known for dramatic coastal scenery, this gap matters a lot to travelers planning a visit. Have…

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  • The Intern Tops Korea Box Office in Stunning 2026 Debut

    The Intern Tops Korea Box Office in Stunning 2026 Debut

    The Intern (2026), starring Han So-hee and Choi Min-sik, opened at number one in South Korea, drawing 61,038 moviegoers on its first day. That result knocked Odyssey off the top spot, according to the Korean Film Council’s integrated ticketing network. Warner Bros. Korea distributed the film, marking a strong theatrical debut. The Intern Tops Korea’s…

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  • Hope Movie 2026: Korean Film’s North American Box Office Run

    Hope Movie 2026: Korean Film’s North American Box Office Run

    Hope, the new film from director Na Hong-jin, opened in North America on September 9 and landed at number two on its opening day. It has held a spot in the top ten for a full week since, moving between sixth and eighth place. Distributor Plus M Entertainment says it is watching the film’s staying…

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  • Lee Seung-chul Becomes a Grandfather at Career’s 40th Year

    Lee Seung-chul Becomes a Grandfather at Career’s 40th Year

    Lee Seung-chul Welcomes His First Grandchild Singer Lee Seung-chul became a grandfather on September 16, after his eldest daughter gave birth to a baby boy. His agency, LSC, confirmed the news on September 17. Lee announced it himself on Instagram, sharing a photo of his new grandson. Isn’t there something special about a veteran singer…

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  • Yoon Yeo-jeong Misses Emmy Win as Beef Season 2 Triumphs

    Yoon Yeo-jeong Misses Emmy Win as Beef Season 2 Triumphs

    Netflix series Beef Season 2 won three trophies at the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards. Directed by Korean American filmmaker Lee Sung-jin, the show earned major recognition on one of television’s biggest nights. Actress Yoon Yeo-jeong attended the ceremony but did not win Best Supporting Actress. Big wins. One tough loss. That combination tells you something…

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  • Chungju City Festival Guide: Bridging Generations in 2026

    Chungju City Festival Guide: Bridging Generations in 2026

    Chungju City hosts the “2026 Generations in Harmony Culture Festival” at Tanguem Park, marking the 30th Senior’s Day. Located in North Chungcheong Province, Chungju City built this event around one goal: connecting older and younger generations through shared culture. Have you ever wondered how a mid-sized Korean city keeps its community glue strong? Chungju City…

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  • Yuk Young-soo Mystery Returns in Gripping 2026 Film

    Yuk Young-soo Mystery Returns in Gripping 2026 Film

    Director Huh Jin-ho’s new film “Assassin(s)” reopens the 1974 killing of First Lady Yuk Young-soo, asking whether the convicted gunman acted alone. The movie follows a newspaper city desk chasing the truth behind the assassination, with actor Park Hae-il playing the lead reporter. It arrives in theaters chasing a mystery Korean history has never fully…

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  • IVE’s Jang Won-young and An Yu-jin Mark 8 Years in 2026 Show

    IVE’s Jang Won-young and An Yu-jin Mark 8 Years in 2026 Show

    IVE members Jang Won-young and An Yu-jin unveiled a media art exhibition titled “An-Young IN SEOUL” at The Seoul Lightium in Seongsu-dong, Seoul. The show marks eight years of friendship between the two idols, tracing their bond back to before their official debut. Maeil Business Newspaper visited the venue and reported an immersive, emotional experience…

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  • Guide to Barrier-Free Culture in Korea Explained

    Guide to Barrier-Free Culture in Korea Explained

    Seocheon County in South Chungcheong Province built its entire cultural calendar around one idea: barrier-free access. Local officials, disabled residents, and non-disabled residents all plan events together, not separately. That single choice explains why small rural counties like Seocheon now offer lessons for cities much bigger than themselves. What Is Barrier-Free Culture in Korea Barrier-free…

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