Song Joong Ki and Kim Woo Bin's agencies WARN fans of impostor social media accounts of the stars

WARNING: Spoilers Ahead: It was the curtain call for Kim Soo Hyun, Seo Ye Ji and Oh Jung Se for It's Okay To Not Be Okay premiered its finale episode on Sunday. The South Korean drama watched the trio attempt to detach from their childhood traumas, one episode at a time, while exploring other mental health issues on their way.

The King: Eternal Monarch star Kim Go Eun is wardrobe essentials with every Instagram post. A few days ago, the South Korean actress put together a chic biker girl look and bowled us over.

Song Joong Ki and Kim Tae Ri are prepared to take on an unforgettable journey through space with Space Sweepers. The South Korean movie, set in the future, sees the two stars join Jin Seon Kyu, Yoo Hae Jin, and more to present the space-themed movie.

A new poll is inviting fans to vote for 100 Best Face of 2020. The Special Awards' poll has nominated numerous South Korean and international actors and singers for the title.

With BTS' status as a worldwide musical sensation, member Jungkook has made it loud and clear on multiple occasions which other international household name he honors.

While the BTS ARMY waits eagerly for the group's new single coming out next month, they can enjoy a little treat in the meantime thanks to Jungkook.

Our hearts skipped a beat and we've got Kim Go Eun to blame! The King: Eternal Monarch actress is yet to announce her next project following the SBS drama. As fans await news about her next venture, the South Korean diva has fans busy on social media.

The King: Eternal Monarch may have ended a few weeks ago. But the makers recently released a behind-the-scenes video of the episodes leading to the series' end.

Song Joong Ki and Kim Tae Ri's upcoming movie Space Sweepers was pushed owing to the COVID-19 crisis in South Korea. While fans are keen to catch the movie in theatres, the movie’s distributor Merry Christmas has reached out to moviegoers with the opportunity to invest in the movie.

South Korean dramas do not shy away from dropping references in their shows. From BTS to IU and even plugging the promotion of their own shows (we are talking about tvN's ongoing drama It's Okay To Not Be Okay), there are subtle references that get fans excited.

The first episode of the tvN's variety show Summer Vacation premiered on July 17. The series, which sees South Korean celebrities escape to a home vacation with friends, family or even alone to an abode outside the busy cities, kicked off the reality show with Jung Yu Mi, Choi Woo Shik and Park Seo Joon.

Fans of Crash Landing on You were so mesmerised by the electrifying onscreen chemistry shared between Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin as Ri Jeong-hyeok, a reserved North Korean captain and Yoon Se-ri, a South Korean heiress, that many were convinced the co-stars were dating in real-life. However, Bin and Ye-jin have strongly denied the relationship rumours, in the past, on multiple occasions.

BTS might be a band from South Korea but the septet has members from across the globe. The fandom is officially known as the ARMY and the members are spread across the Philippines, the United Nations, Dubai, and even in India among many other countries.

The Train To Busan sequel Peninsula is off to a great start in South Korea. The Korean flick stars Kang Dong Won and Lee Jung Hyun in the lead and it has been one of the most anticipated sequels this year.

Lee Min Ho has been tight-lipped about his project following The King: Eternal Monarch. The actor's SBS drama was his comeback series following his military service.

While fans await to see Song Hye-kyo on the screen again, the actress has been doing her share of activities to make an impact on society. The actress has reportedly joined a South Korean professor to donate books.

Ever since Crash Landing On You aired its finale in February, fans of the popular South Korean drama series have been begging the makers to plan the second season of the show. The K-drama starred Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin in the lead and delivered a wholesome package of entertainment.

Rebecca Davis editorChinese production firm Aim Media has sold the North American rights of director Yang Lina’s “Spring Tide” to distributor China Lion. Smart Cinema, the new venture by former Wanda executive Jack Gao, has also bought the rights to screen the film on its platform in South Korea.