Korean content accounted for 50% of SVOD viewership and 42% of freemium viewership across Asia in the first half of 2023, according to a report released by Media Partners Asia (MPA). MPA also found ...

Moving (무빙), a South Korean drama about superpowered teens and the superpowered parents trying to protect them, made headlines last month when it became Disney+ and Hulu’s most-watched K-drama of all ...

Leading Korean content firms including CJ ENM and Webtoon are joining forces with Asian-focused streamer Rakuten Viki as it launches a “worldwide celebration of Korean drama” at the end of the month.

Korean action drama “A Shop For Killers” has become the most viewed local original on Disney+ in the Asia Pacific region (Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore and ...

Popular content produced in Asia and around the world has taken on greater significance with most of Hollywood now on strike. By Daisuke Wakabayashi and Jin Yu Young Daisuke Wakabayashi reported from ...

Over the past few years, the Korean wave has gone on to include a variety of Korean drama genres, including rom-com, thriller, historical, and time travel among many others. One of the most popular ...

The romantic revenge drama follows a former professional golfer who falls for a bodyguard after years of putting up with her adulterous husband. By Patrick Brzeski Asia Bureau Chief ...

The series stars Jo Yoon-Soo, Cha Seung-won, Kim Seon-ho and Kim Kang-woo. By Abid Rahman International Editor, Digital Disney+ is adding another series to its fast-growing Korean drama library, ...

Seo Ye-Ji in Eve K-drama (Photo Credit: CJ ENM) Eve is a 2022 K-drama that recently became available on Netflix. It stars Seo Ye-Ji, Park Byung-Eun, Yoo Sun, and Lee Sang-Yeob in the lead roles. The ...

A hugely popular South Korean TV drama has sent Chinese consumers into a buying frenzy for clothes, shoes and accessories worn by the characters, giving Western luxury brands a noticeable bump in ...

The inaugural Korean Studies symposium at UB examined a wide range of topics in Korean film and television, including sexuality, LGBTQ representation, translation, violence, and popular productions ...