‘The Masked Singer’ EP Craig Plestis Moves Into Scripted With Korean Supernatural Format ‘W: Two Worlds’ For CBS Studios

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefKorean-American star Don Lee (aka Ma Dong-seok), star of upcoming Marvel film “The Eternals” will produce and star in “The Club,” an action series derived from South Korean scripted format “The Trap.”The production brings together B&C Contents, a company owned by Lee and Chris S. Lee, and U.S.-based Starlings Television.

Korean-American action star Don Lee and producing partner Chris Lee are teaming up with Starlings Television to develop The Club, a drama series based on the popular Korean format Trap. Writer Jack LoGiudice (Sons Of Anarchy, Narcos) has been tapped as writer-showrunner.

Yuh-Jung Youn is feeling the pressure ahead of the 93rd Academy Awards.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefMulti-territory Asian streaming platform Viu is to launch four new anime titles and six Korean dramas as part of its second quarter slate update.

 returned for the sixth week of season 5 on Wednesday, and after some fun performances from the remaining contestants in Group A, fans were introduced to the season's final wildcard — who ended up truly shaking up the game!After The Russian Dolls, The Seashell, Robopine and The Orca all hit the stage with impressive performances, the wildcard character, The Yeti, raised the bar to a whole new level and threw everyone else in the group into jeopardy.Only four contestants could move on, and after

 returns on Wednesday for the sixth week of season 5, and will be bringing fans all the fun performances, wild costumes and frustratingly enticing clues that they've come to love! ET will be following along throughout the entire hour-long episode on Wednesday to break down all the biggest moments.The Group A finals kick off tonight, so The Seashell, The Russian Dolls, Robopine and The Orca  -- as well as one final mysterious wildcard character who has yet to be revealed — will be musically

Nick Cannon is back! After having to sit out most of the season, the longtime host is stepping back into his glittery hosting loafers to helm an exciting new episode and to reveal his shiny clue cannon.In this exclusive clip from Wednesday's Group A Finals, Cannon reveals his own cannon — specially, an air-powered t-shirt cannon that he uses to fire clues up to the panel of celebrity sleuths.The host unveils his hint delivery system following a new performance from The Russian Dolls — the show's

South Korean format producers taking part in this week's digital MIPTV will be Zooming into the international television trade show from a position of uncommon strength. Just as BTS and Bong Joon-ho have elevated K-pop and Korean cinema to the pinnacle of global pop culture in recent years, Korean format producers have been consistently punching above their weight in the international TV space.

Streaming platform Content Wavve has established itself as the leading local player in South Korea through a smart strategy of commissioning buzzy originals, programming a varied spread of content, including hit Korean web dramas and comedies as well as non-scripted shows and linear channels, and offering attractive, discounted subscription packages.

BTS fans will not stand for anti-Asian sentiment.

Daniel Dae Kim has been serious about representation from the beginning.

Korea JoongAng Daily. A number of other well-known agencies who are part of the association are also involved in the complaint.The amendment, which passed last year, allows pop musicians who have received cultural merits from the Ministry Of Culture, Sports and Tourism to defer their enlistment until the age of 30.

returned for the fifth week of season 5 on Wednesday, and after four fun performances from Group B — and another all-new wildcard contestant — fans witnessed one of the most surprising and legitimately game-changing twists in the show's history!The Piglet, The Black Swan and The Chameleon and The Crab duked it out in the Group B Finals, and had to contend with an all-new wildcard contestant — The Bulldog!The Bulldog was introduced with all the pomp and circumstance as past wildcard contestants —

 is returning for the fifth week of season 5 — and it's bringing fans all the fun performances, wild costumes and frustratingly enticing clues that they've come to love! ET will be following along throughout the entire hour-long episode on Wednesday to break down all the biggest moments.Group B is returning to the stage yet again tonight, meaning fans will, for the second week in a row, get the chance to see performances, and clue packages, from The Black Swan, The Piglet, The Crab and The

Kesha might want to blow her speakers up. The 34-year-old singer finally got around to seeing Caitlyn Jenner's performance of her hit single, «Tik Tok,» on The 71-year-old former Olympian was The Phoenix on the hit Fox competition series, but was eliminated last month in the show's first round. In a new TikTok video, Kesha watches Jenner's rendition of the song via a meme account.

Another award show has come to an end! As the race for the Oscars later this month gets closer, The Screen Actors Guild Awards which are a precursor were held today. The SAG Awards which honours best onscreen performances, in TV and film, saw a great mix of diversity and representation this year.

has been one shocking unmasking after the next.

returned for the fourth week of season 5 competition on Wednesday, and after five fun performances from Group B — and another all-new wildcard contestant — fans had to bid farewell to another costumed contestant.Grandpa Monster, The Piglet, The Black Swan, The Chameleon and the newly introduced wildcard — The Crab -- all took to the stage to give it their best shot.

Parasite took the top prize at Cannes film festival and later swept the Oscars, the director's speech at the Golden Globes telling viewers: "Once you overcome the one-inch-tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films. "Whether or not Lee Isaac Chung's Minari achieves the same feat at the Oscars next month, Korean cinema is finally getting its due, and there's never been a better time than now to get to know the best of the genre.