
NCT's Jeno and Jaemin will star in a sports drama and challenge their acting skills. The drama 'Wind Up' (directed by Kim Sung-ho / written by Byun Jae-cheol) depicts the bright and pure friendship between a high school baseball pitcher who cannot throw strikes and a transfer student who calls himself a manager. Jeno plays the role of Woo-jin, a once-promising pitcher, while Jaemin plays the transfer student Tae-hee, who appears before Woo-jin. The story is expected to warmly and sincerely portray the relationship and story built between the two boys through baseball. In particular, expectations are high for Jeno, who is making his acting debut in this work, showcasing a new charm. Jaemin, who received acclaim for his youthful story in the 2019 drama 'How to Hate You' aired in Korea, is drawing attention for his deepening acting skills. The drama 'Wind Up', already generating buzz with the two's appearance, is a new work by director Kim Sung-ho, known for directing Netflix's 'Move to Heaven: I am a Bereavement Counselor' and the drama 'Legal Crazy: Serious Showdown', and is co-produced by SM Entertainment and Take One Company. It is scheduled to be released in short-form drama format in the first half of 2026.
Former NCT member Mark will release a new song, “My Friend,” at 1 p.m. on the 10th, five months after leaving SM Entertainment. His agency Upper Room unveiled a cinematic teaser showing him moving between city and nature, reflecting a “Back to Basic” mood. He also proved his lasting popularity when 42,392 fans sent him DMs and subscribed to Laylo within an hour of its launch. Mark left SM on April 8 after about 10 years, ending all NCT activities, and later announced the launch of Upper Room in June.
Former NCT member Mark revealed his newly completed Han River-view office for the first time on his YouTube channel. He introduced the two-story Upper Room office, connected by a spiral staircase, and highlighted its red and burgundy design. He also said he plans to hold an opening party and a listening party there.
NCT’s Ten announced his solo comeback with the single “OUTWEST,” set for release on September 4 at 1 p.m. KST. The release includes two songs, “OUTWEST” and “IRL,” and marks a new chapter after he co-founded the creative company ILLIMNT and took charge of the project from planning to production.
Former NCT member Mark apologized again after controversy over a T-shirt printed with the Confederate flag, a symbol of racism and white supremacy. He said he did not know its meaning, took full responsibility, promised it would not happen again, denied cult rumors, and said he plans to keep learning and growing.
NCT's Doyoung serves as a life ambassador for the 'Destiny Guardian Project,' donating 100 million won to aid suicide prevention for military personnel and their families. He emphasizes hope and resilience, aiming to reduce suicide rates by 1,000 by 2026. The foundation plans effective support measures, highlighting the importance of mental health.
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, fashion media JJ is releasing a special edition featuring NCT's Yuta on the cover. Pre-orders are available until May 31, 2026, on the Kokode Books website. The edition includes exclusive interviews, event reports from JJ50th Anniversary Fest 2026, and special features with past models Anna Umemiya and Rika.
During his appearance as a special MC on KBS's 'The Boss's Ears are Donkey Ears,' NCT's Taeyong confidently stated he believes he ranks first among SM's visuals. When asked if he could surpass seniors like EXO and TVXQ, he humorously replied that he would contact them individually later, making the audience laugh.
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