Soo-young from Girls' Generation and Kim Jae-young will co-star as an "otaku lawyer" and the band’s vocalist, respectively. Today (6th), genie TV announced the casting for the original drama "Idol Eye" (directed by Lee Kwang-yong, written by Kim Da-rin). Set to be released in the second half of 2025 in Korea, "Idol Eye" is a mystery courtroom romance that unfolds as star lawyer Men Sena (Soo-young), an idol otaku, takes on the case of her idol To Raik (Kim Jae-young), who is suspected of murder. Directed by Lee Kwang-yong, known for his delicate and sensory direction in dramas like "Say It’s Love," and written by Kim Da-rin, the story promises to be innovative. Produced by A STORY, known for hits like "Big Mouth" and "Extraordinary Attorney Woo," the drama focuses on the intriguing relationship between Soo-young and Kim Jae-young as they navigate love and suspicion while pursuing the truth. Soo-young plays Men Sena, who must prove To Raik's innocence. Despite her hidden emotional scars, she takes on criminal cases that others avoid, earning the title of "lawyer for villains." Interestingly, she has been an otaku for the band Gold Boys for nearly a decade. To defend her idol, she hides her fandom and confronts unexpected truths. Soo-young expressed her excitement about the role, saying she couldn't put down the script after receiving it. Kim Jae-young transforms into To Raik, the visual center and vocalist of Gold Boys, who struggles with the pressures of fame and the burden of being a murder suspect. He shared his honor in participating in "Idol Eye," expressing anticipation for the character's depth. "Idol Eye" will premiere in the second half of 2025 on channel ENA and will also be available on KT genie TV.
SM Entertainment reported impressive Q2 2025 results with sales of 302.9 billion won and operating profit of 47.6 billion won, marking increases of 19.3% and 92.4% respectively. This growth is attributed to expanded sales of new albums and strong performance in concert planning. The company aims to continue its growth through enhanced artist IP activities and global outreach, celebrating milestones for artists like SUPER JUNIOR and BoA.
On the afternoon of the 7th, Yuri from Girls' Generation and Jung Il attended the opening ceremony of '2025 Hanbok Store' at COEX D Hall in Gangnam, Seoul. They participated in a Hanbok fashion show, celebrating the beauty and style of traditional Korean attire, much to the delight of drama fans who recognized them from their previous collaborations.
The film 'The Devil Has Moved In,' starring YoonA and Ahn Bo-hyun, features a unique storyline where YoonA plays a character who transforms into a devil each dawn. Directed by Lee Sang-gun, known for the hit 'EXIT,' it will be released in Korea on August 13, showcasing original content without a prior source material.
On the afternoon of the 6th, a production report for the film 'The Devil Has Moved In' was held at CGV Yongsan I-Park Mall in Seoul. Attendees included Girls' Generation's YoonA, Ahn Bo-hyun, and director Lee Sang-gun. The comedy follows a NEET named Gil-guk, who takes on a bizarre part-time job monitoring Son-ji (played by YoonA), who wakes up as a devil each dawn.
Girls' Generation gathered to discuss their 20th anniversary project and celebrate Tiffany's birthday. They shared personal updates and expressed their commitment to fans, S♡NE, while planning for their upcoming album release. The members emphasized the importance of their bond with fans and the anticipation surrounding their anniversary celebrations.
As SM Entertainment approaches its 30th anniversary, its artists will surprise fans by appearing on tvN's 'Shucchou Juugoya'. The trailer released on YouTube features unexpected chemistry among artists. The show will air on November 29, showcasing games and talks with 10 artists, promising laughter and entertainment. SM plans various events, including concerts and album releases, to celebrate this milestone.
Taeyeon has made her comeback with the release of her 6th mini-album "Letter To Myself" and its title track's music video. The song blends guitar sounds with emotional pop rock melodies, expressing heartfelt messages to her past self. The album includes six diverse tracks, each conveying themes of self-acceptance and comfort.
During a recent radio show, Hyoyeon from Girls' Generation discussed the challenges of organizing SMTOWN concerts due to the large number of artists in SM Entertainment. She mentioned that preparations for the upcoming concert are starting soon and expressed her excitement about participating. Brian from Fly To The Sky reflected on the history of SMTOWN concerts and the fun experiences they had, while both agreed that the increasing number of members makes gatherings difficult.
Starting November 18, 2024, the K-drama 'Lee Han-shin' will be exclusively available on U-NEXT. The series follows lawyer Lee Han-shin, who is appointed as a parole officer, navigating the complexities of parole decisions with a mix of thrilling and comedic elements, alongside detective Ahn So-yoon. The show promises deepening storylines and powerful performances.
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