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BTS sweeps awards, Hyun Bin’s K-Drama feud flares up and Han So-Hee talks heartbreak: This week in K
This week in K-entertainment, the awards season machine kept churning, Jennie went full art-house, and Korean television served up two dramas built entirely on tension between two estranged friends.
Here’s a K-dramamath problem: Two actors, one undeniable spark and no guarantee you will ever see them together again. In an industry where lead pairings almost never repeat, different agencies, different schedules, producers always chasing something ‘new’, getting the same two people back on screen together is basically a rare sighting. So when it does…
5 Best K-Drama Releases To Watch: Official poster for The Apartment Job, now streaming on Netflix. Image am
K-Drama A Shop for Killers season 2 poster featuring Lee Dong-wook and Kim Hye-jun, ahead of the August 12 finale on Disney+. Know all about K-drama A Shop for Killers Season 2 Episodes 7-8 finale release date.IMDb Updated on: 12 Aug 2026, 3:00 am
South Korean dramas continue their undeniable hot streak on Netflix. After an incredibly strong eight weeks on the platform, the breakout K-drama Teach You a Lesson has officially entered Netflix’s most coveted list: the All-Time Most Popular Non-English TV Top 10.
It seems like the more mind-bending and wild movies and TV shows South Korea produces, the more the country doubles down on them, trying to top what came before. It’s not like they were ever in short supply — thanks in large part to Park Chan-wook, Kim Jee-woon, and many others — but since “Parasite”…
In a recent commercial expansion move into Latin America, South Korean studio SLL has licensed its 2018 television series My ID is Gangnam Beauty to Mexican media conglomerate TelevisaUnivision. The romantic comedy will reportedly be dubbed in Spanish and will premiere in August, 2026, on Canal 5, TelevisaUnivision’s free-to-air network in Mexico.
The action-packed drama series Teach You A Lesson has amassed 54.9M global views in the six weeks since its release, putting it on track to become the streamer’s second most-watched Korean show ever (behind only Squid Game).