Kang Tae Joo, Park So Jin, And More Shake Up Nam Ji Hyun And Kim Jae Yeong’s Love Story In “Make Me Tingle”

TVING’s upcoming drama “Make Me Tingle” has unveiled new stills of its supporting cast!

“Make Me Tingle” is a chaotic romantic comedy starring Nam Ji Hyun as Gong Yeon Su, a woman who believes in love but has never truly figured out what it means for her, and Kim Jae Yeong as Dokgo Dal, a sex-toy startup CEO who opens up a whole new world for her.

Kang Tae Joo plays Yoon Ji Oh, the vice CEO of the sex-toy startup, which he runs alongside Dokgo Dal. Friendly, warm, and playful, Yoon Ji Oh is someone who easily gets along with everyone. However, things change after he meets marketer Gong Yeon Su through business and develops feelings for her. He soon finds himself in an unexpected rivalry with his longtime friend Dokgo Dal over Gong Yeon Su.

Park So Jin plays Jin Se Ra, the CEO of SR Planning, where Gong Yeon Su works. As Gong Yeon Su’s senior from college and boss at work, Jin Se Ra has a relatively open-minded attitude toward dating and relationships. She sees taking a break from dating as separate from putting a stop to meeting people altogether, making her views on romance markedly different from Gong Yeon Su’s more conservative outlook.

When Gong Yeon Su becomes confused after meeting Dokgo Dal, Jin Se Ra offers practical advice based on her own experiences and serves as a reliable source of support. With their contrasting views on love and relationships, curiosity is building over the conversations they will share and how Jin Se Ra influences Gong Yeon Su’s choices.

Jeong In Ji plays Gong Mi Young, Gong Yeon Su’s aunt. After being pressured by those around her into getting married, Gong Mi Young eventually went through a divorce. She has a close, friend-like relationship with her niece, with the two freely sharing their thoughts and feelings.

Wanting Gong Yeon Su, who may be heading down a similar path, to avoid repeating her mistakes, Gong Mi Young offers her heartfelt advice as someone who has already experienced life firsthand. Watching her niece’s choices more closely than anyone else, she is expected to add a realistic perspective and emotional depth to the story.

Woo Mi Hwa plays Gong Yeon Su’s mother, Seo Baek Hee, bringing warm maternal affection to the drama. After losing her husband to illness 12 years ago, Seo Baek Hee devoted herself to caring for her in-laws while raising her eldest daughter Gong Yeon Su on her own. Having watched her daughter grow into a kind and upright young woman despite growing up without her father, Seo Baek Hee remains deeply devoted to her and unwaveringly supports the choices she makes in life.

“Make Me Tingle” will premiere on October 15 and will be available to watch on Viki.

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Kim Hyun Joo And Bae Hyeon Seong Convey Complex Emotions In New Film “Paradise Lost” Posters

Upcoming film “Paradise Lost” has unveiled new posters!

“Paradise Lost” is a thriller that follows Sun Woo (Bae Hyeon Seong), a son who returns home after being missing for nine years. While he was gone, his mother So Young (Kim Hyun Joo) had been soothing her pain by interacting with a childhood version of her son through an artificial intelligence (AI) program. However, she begins to feel uneasy around the “new” Sun Woo, leading to an uncomfortable cohabitation between mother and son.

The newly released posters feature the faces of the two central characters front and center, capturing the depth of the characters.

Ryu So Young’s poster immediately draws attention with her direct gaze. The nine years she has spent trapped in the image of the son she once loved are condensed into a single expression.

The tagline, “No matter what you’ve done, you’re still my son,” reveals a mother’s determination to hold on to her son no matter what he has become, while So Young’s expression evokes a sense of tension.

Ryu Sun Woo’s poster piques curiosity with an inscrutable expression that makes it difficult to read his true feelings. His messy hair and weary appearance, coupled with his emotionless expression, make it impossible to even begin to guess what happened during the nine-year gap.

The tagline, “You wouldn’t be able to accept a son who has become a monster like this, would you?” further raises questions about the secrets behind the son who calls himself a monster.

A mother who is shaken even as she tries to hold on to him and a son who returns as a stranger after nine years—the two lines delivered from their respective positions foreshadow the circumstances they will eventually face.

“Paradise Lost” will hit theaters on October 21. Stay tuned!

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Ahn Eun Jin And Lee Joo Ahn’s Relationship Takes A New Turn In “A Love Other Than Yours”

Get ready for changes in Ahn Eun Jin and Lee Joo Ahn’s dynamic on “A Love Other Than Yours”!

KBS 2TV’s “A Love Other Than Yours” is a realistic romance drama that follows a couple in their 10th year of dating as they experience unexpected emotional changes in a relationship that once felt familiar.

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Previously on “A Love Other Than Yours,” Lee Mi Do (Ahn Eun Jin) got engaged to her longtime boyfriend Namgoong Ho (Seo Kang Jun), but she struggled to find any excitement in either her relationship or her career. Then Han Tae Seung (Lee Joo Ahn) entered the picture, and though he and Lee Mi Do were constantly clashing, he also caught her off guard with cutting remarks that made her feel like he had seen her inner thoughts.

At the end of the drama’s latest episode, Lee Mi Do spent the night of the first snow with Han Tae Seung when she should have been celebrating with Namgoong Ho, raising the question of what happened between the two of them.

Meanwhile, newly released stills from the drama’s next episode capture a tense encounter between Lee Mi Do and Han Tae Seung at her home, piquing curiosity as to how he ended up there.

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The drama’s production team teased, “Han Tae Seung, who keenly saw through Lee Mi Do’s inner feelings, will become even more forceful in causing her heart to waver in this week’s episodes. Please keep an eye on how their relationship changes as a result of their encounters after Lee Mi Do stays out all night during the first snow, along with how they will impact her romantic storyline with her longtime boyfriend Namgoong Ho, whom she is set to marry.”

The next episode of “A Love Other Than Yours” will air on October 3 at 9:40 p.m. KST, 20 minutes later than usual.

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Kim Hyun Joo And Lee Moo Saeng Join Forces As Fake Married Couple To Take On Jin Sun Kyu In “100 Days Of Deception”

The upcoming drama “100 Days of Deception” has unveiled new stills of Kim Hyun Joo, Lee Moo Saeng, and Jin Sun Kyu!

Helmed by director Yoo In Shik of “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” and the “Dr. Romantic” series, “100 Days of Deception” is a period spy romance set over 100 days during the Japanese occupation of Korea.

The drama will follow the story of Lee Ga Kyeong (Kim You Jung), the top pickpocket in Gyeongseong (present-day Seoul), who becomes an undercover spy for the independence movement and infiltrates the Japanese Government-General of Korea. There, she winds up becoming entangled with interpreter Kim Tae Woong (GOT7’s Park Jinyoung), who also goes by the name Sato Hideo and is the adopted son of the Inspector-General of Korea, the second-highest-ranking official in the administration.

Kim Hyun Joo, Lee Moo Saeng, and Jin Sun Kyu form another central axis of the story through their characters’ complicated ties dating back many years.

Kim Hyun Joo plays Yoo So Ran, a sharpshooter and member of the anti-Japanese resistance group Gugukdan. As one of the group’s leading figures, Yoo So Ran is an action-oriented fighter with exceptional marksmanship. What begins as a personal quest for revenge eventually grows into a life devoted to a greater cause and her country. In the newly released stills, she commands attention as she explains a plan to fellow members and confidently wields a heavy rifle.

Describing Yoo So Ran, Kim Hyun Joo said, “She is someone who has endured for a long time, having given up her own life and held on solely to her personal desire for revenge.” She added, “Although her journey may have begun with personal revenge, she doesn’t stop there and eventually lives for a greater cause and her country.” Kim Hyun Joo also explained that she focused on delicately portraying Yoo So Ran’s emotional transformation, noting, “Her heart, which had become cold and hardened, gradually begins to change as she meets different people.”

Lee Moo Saeng plays Yoo Philip, a Korean American correspondent and member of Gugukdan. He is also Yoo So Ran’s husband in a marriage of convenience. Using his position as a journalist, Yoo Philip plays a key role in pressuring the Political Affairs Director of the Japanese Government-General of Korea.

One of the newly released stills shows Yoo Philip looking at Yoo So Ran with concern. Lee Moo Saeng described his character as “a person with a cool head and a passionate heart,” adding, “Although he is willing to put himself on the line for the greater cause, I tried to portray him as someone who always thinks things through and has the self-control to make decisions based on reason rather than emotion.”

Opposing the two is Jin Sun Kyu as Sato Shinichi, the Political Affairs Director of the Japanese Government-General of Korea. Having risen to become the second-highest-ranking official in the colonial administration, Sato Shinichi is willing to do whatever it takes to achieve success and advance his career. In the newly released stills, he remains completely unfazed even as he points a gun at someone.

Sato Shinichi is also the target of Yoo So Ran’s assassination plot. Unaware that Lee Ga Kyeong has infiltrated the Japanese Government-General under the guise of a new interpreter trainee named Geum Seo Hee, he is unknowingly caught between the two women’s infiltration and revenge plots, raising questions about how their actions will ultimately change his fate.

Jin Sun Kyu described Sato Shinichi as “a man at the center of evil whom everyone wants to eliminate and be wary of.” He explained that he interpreted the character as someone who crosses the line in pursuit of his own desires within the power structure, ultimately trampling on the lives and dignity of others.

“100 Days of Deception” will premiere on October 10 at 9:10 p.m. KST. Stay tuned!

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Kim Hyun Joo Stands Amidst A Dark Tunnel In Poster For New Film “Paradise Lost”

Upcoming film “Paradise Lost” has unveiled a new poster!

The newly released main poster features a dark mine shaft superimposed over a person’s face. The striking image hints that the film will delve deep into a character’s inner world.

Ryu So Young is featured at the center of the poster. An abandoned mine shaft is superimposed over her face, while the silhouette of a person can be seen walking deeper into the dark, seemingly endless tunnel. With only part of her face visible, Ryu So Young’s tightly closed lips hint at the gravity of the situation she faces. The image also reveals the inner turmoil of Ryu So Young, who has endured for years in an effort not to fall apart.

The phrase “The son believed to be dead has returned” signals the beginning of the story. The copy “The face she got back, the truth she faces” heighten curiosity about whether the son who has returned as if by a miracle is truly the child she once knew and what truths will be revealed alongside his return.

The top of the poster also features a logo announcing the film’s official invitation to the 51st Toronto International Film Festival. “Paradise Lost” was invited to the Special Presentations section of the Toronto International Film Festival last September, where it held its world premiere, and all screenings prior to the official premiere were sold out. It also received widespread acclaim from international media.

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“Paradise Lost” will hit theaters on October 21. Stay tuned!

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Kim Min Ha And Joo Jong Hyuk’s Paths Converge Between Day And Night In “The Table: Day And Night”

The upcoming romance film “The Table: Day and Night” has unveiled new character stills featuring Kim Min Ha and Joo Jong Hyuk!

Set during the transition from summer to fall, “The Table: Day and Night” captures the witty, understated, and charming conversations shared by four pairs of men and women who cross paths at the same café. The film follows the chance encounter between Yoo Jin (Kim Min Ha) and Hyeon Oh (Joo Jong Hyuk), who visit the café at different times of day; the unexpected reunion of Sang Mi (Han Sun Hwa) and Young Min (Chang Ryul), who attended the same private tutoring sessions in middle school; the fiery first meeting between Hye Jin (Shim Eun Kyung), a web novel writer, and Dong Nam (Lee Hee Jun), an indie filmmaker; and the bittersweet moments shared by aspiring idol Na Kyeong (Jeon So Young) and her boyfriend Jong Su (Kim Dong Hwi).

Kim Min Ha plays Yoo Jin, a woman who has a strange dream one night, while Joo Jong Hyuk plays Hyeon Oh, a man who dreams of becoming a master watchmaker.

The newly released stills capture Yoo Jin and Hyeon Oh in the same space, yet surrounded by completely different atmospheres. Yoo Jin quietly enjoys a beer with a subtle smile at night, while Hyeon Oh sits at the café during the day, listening intently to the ticking of a watch.

How will their paths eventually cross beyond the boundaries of day and night?

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“The Table: Day and Night” is slated to hit theaters in November.

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Kim Hyun Joo Is Torn Between Hope And Unease When Her Missing Son Returns After 9 Years In “Paradise Lost”

Director Yeon Sang Ho’s new film “Paradise Lost” has unveiled new stills of Kim Hyun Joo in character!

Kim Hyun Joo plays Ryu So Young, a mother who lost her son and must navigate a whirlwind of grief and confusion.

“Paradise Lost” marks Kim Hyun Joo’s latest collaboration with director Yeon Sang Ho, following “Hellbound,” “Jung_E,” and “The Bequeathed.” She has become one of the first actors Yeon Sang Ho thinks of when developing a new project, thanks to her ability to capture the essence of her characters and bring authenticity to every performance, even within the distinctive and ever-changing worlds of his films and series.

For “Paradise Lost,” Yeon Sang Ho said that Kim Hyun Joo was the only actress he had in mind for the role of Ryu So Young from the very beginning. Describing it as “an extremely difficult role in which too strong a performance can feel artificial, while holding back too much can make the emotions difficult for the audience to pick up on,” he explained, “I wanted to entrust this role to the most trustworthy actress I have worked with throughout my filmmaking career.”

Ryu So Young has spent the past nine years coping with the loss of her son by interacting with a younger version of him through the AI program “Children of Paradise.” When her son Ryu Sun Woo, whom she believed to be dead, miraculously returns alive one day, she is overwhelmed by confusion and anxiety as she encounters a presence completely different from the innocent boy she remembers.

Reflecting on So Young’s emotions at that moment, Kim Hyun Joo said, “Because it was a reality that was difficult to believe, the first thing she felt was the unfamiliarity of having a stranger man appear in front of her.” Through her signature depth and emotional nuance, Kim Hyun Joo brings to life a deeply complex character who is unable to find a moment of stability. Yeon Sang Ho praised her performance, saying, “She created a character who is much easier for the audience to understand than I had expected, while also guiding them through Ryu So Young’s complicated emotions in a way that feels accessible.”

The newly released stills capture So Young’s emotional turmoil through contrasting moods. In the first still, she stands in a doorway and looks inside with a gaze filled with worry and confusion, conveying her anguish as she faces the reality of a son who is different from the one in her memories.

In the second still, she sits in a dark car with a determined expression, simultaneously revealing So Young’s inner strength and anxiety as she struggles to keep herself from falling apart.

“Paradise Lost” will hit theaters on October 21.

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Kim Ji Won, Lee Jung Eun, Son Hyun Joo, And Kim Woo Seok Take On Different Positions In New Drama “Doctor X” Posters

SBS’s upcoming drama “Doctor X” has unveiled new character posters!

Based on the hit Japanese series of the same name, “Doctor X” is a medical noir drama starring Kim Ji Won as Gye Soo Jung, a genius surgeon who proves what it truly means to be a doctor through pure skill alone as she “operates” on a corruption-ridden establishment.

Kim Ji Won plays Gye Soo Jung, a genius surgeon who roots out corruption at Guseo University Hospital. Known as the crazy Gye in the operating room, she is set to charge ahead without knowing failure or compromise. In the poster, she wears a cold facial expression against a red background. However, beneath that poker face lies a passionate side and her determination to stand up against the hospital’s corrupt powers.

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Lee Jung Eun plays Jang Hee Sook, the head of a medical staff agency who sends Gye Soo Jung to Guseo University Hospital. Unlike the friendly smile she shows in the poster, her unreadable gaze hints at the story behind her character.

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Son Hyun Joo plays Boo Seung Kwon, the director of Guseo University Hospital, which is riddled with corruption. His authority as the hospital director is evident as he holds a microphone in the operating room observation area. At the same time, his troubled gaze hints at the inner conflict he faces between his convictions and reality.

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Kim Woo Seok plays surgical intern Park Tae Kyung, whose life at the hospital changes completely after meeting Gye Soo Jung. In the poster, his flustered facial expression, as if he has witnessed something in the operating room, foreshadows the unpredictable events he will encounter as he becomes entangled with Gye Soo Jung.

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In particular, the key point to watch is how these characters, each standing in different positions within the hospital, will change with the arrival of Gye Soo Jung.

“Doctor X” will premiere on October 9 at 9:50 p.m. KST.

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Park Seo Kyung And Choi Joo Eun Are Best Friends Who Cherish Each Other More Than Anything In “Still Shining”

The film “Still Shining” has unveiled character stills capturing its protagonists at age 17!

“Still Shining” depicts the story of Soon Ok (Kim Hye Ja), who reunites with her best friend Jung Im (Cha Mi Kyung) after 60 years—a friend with whom she shared the most brilliant moments of her life.

The newly released stills turn back the clock to when Soon Ok and Jung Im were 17-year-old girls. Park Seo Kyung plays the younger Soon Ok. A 17-year-old girl who treasures her best friend Jung Im more than anyone, she harbors ambitious dreams of her own, including a dream of one day moving to Seoul and turning Jung Im into a star.

Choi Ju Eun plays the younger Jung Im. With a clear voice and exceptional singing ability, Jung Im dreams of becoming a singer. Despite growing up in modest circumstances, she refuses to give up on her dream and continues working toward her goal of one day becoming a singer known in Seoul.

The character stills offer glimpses into the special bond between the two girls. From Soon Ok gazing affectionately at Jung Im to the two girls smiling brightly at each other with flowers in their hair and lying side by side as they gaze at the sky, the images show just how precious their friendship was.

However, the mood shifts in one scene where the girls sit facing each other in a cramped space, looking at one another with concern. The contrasting image raises questions about what event will befall the two once-bright and carefree girls.

Park Seo Kyung shared her special affection for the film, saying, “‘Still Shining’ is a film that follows the memories Soon Ok has held onto for a long time and allowed me to realize many things and grow along the way.” She continued, “I hope viewers will remember that each person’s daily life and dreams were beautiful and pure, and that they, too, were once girls who dreamed, loved, and lived just like us.”

Choi Ju Eun shared, “‘Still Shining’ is especially meaningful to me as it is my first film and my first leading role.” She added, “It is a film filled with the desperation of chasing a dream, the longing to preserve memories, and the deep yearning for friendship. I sincerely hope it remains a film that people will never forget—and never want to forget—for a long time to come.”

“Still Shining” is slated to hit theaters in October 2026.

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Ahn Eun Jin Winds Up With Lee Joo Ahn During The First Snow In “A Love Other Than Yours”

Seo Kang Jun and Ahn Eun Jin will get entangled with other people while preparing for their wedding on “A Love Other Than Yours”!

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Previously on “A Love Other Than Yours,” Namgoong Ho (Seo Kang Jun) and Lee Mi Do (Ahn Eun Jin) broke up after hitting a plateau in their 10-year relationship. However, unable to deny their lingering feelings for each other, they ultimately got back together and began preparing to get married. In the process, they attempted to reignite the spark in their romance by planning special events and making efforts not to get into emotional fights.

In the upcoming fourth episode of the drama, Namgoong Ho and Lee Mi Do’s wedding preparations will kick into gear as they search for a venue and begin planning in earnest. However, they seem to lack the excitement one would expect from a newly engaged couple about to tie the knot.

Meanwhile, newly released stills from the episode capture both of them alone with other people. Namgoong Ho is seen with his junior colleague Park Soo Ah (Jo Aram), with whom he appears to share a hidden past connection. Notably, Namgoong Ho calls Park Soo Ah by the name “Deok Soon,” hinting at their history together.

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Elsewhere, Lee Mi Do finds herself alone with Han Tae Seung (Lee Joo Ahn) during the first snow of the year. As the first snowfall is a meaningful event for Lee Mi Do and Namgoong Ho, it is significant that she is spending it with another man for the first time in a decade.

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The drama’s production team teased, “In today’s episode, yet another unexpected situation unfolds for Namgoong Ho and Lee Mi Do, who have begun their wedding preparations. In particular, please keep an eye on what happens on the day of the first snowfall, which holds special meaning for the two of them. It will be a pivotal incident.”

To find out what happens during the first snow, tune in to the fourth episode of “A Love Other Than Yours” on September 20 at 9:20 p.m. KST.

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