Three new Korean dramas are set for November: KBS2’s ‘Munmu’ premieres on the 14th, while SBS’s ‘Good Partner 2’ and Netflix’s ‘Blue Road’ debut on the 20th.
General ticket sales for N.Flying’s year-end concerts begin Nov. 6 at 8 p.m. on Melon Ticket. The three shows run Dec. 24–26, with reserved seats priced at 143,000 won.
Netflix’s “The Time of the Siege” premiered November 6. The eight-episode drama draws on Colombia’s 1985 Palace of Justice siege and follows victims’ families as they pursue justice over more than two decades.
P1Harmony released their 10th mini album, ‘BLOW UP,’ and the music video for its title track at 2 p.m. on the 6th. Their previous album, ‘UNIQUE,’ debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200, a career high.
The new series premieres on Wavve at 11 a.m. on Nov. 6, with original cast members Shim Hye-jin, Park Seul-gi and Park Hee-jin appearing as special guests. A 4K-upscaled version of the original sitcom, ‘Hello, Francesca,’ will also be released that day.
Shin Min-a, Lee Jin-wook and Teo Yoo will lead MBC’s 12-episode Friday–Saturday drama “Wednesday to Friday.” The series is set to air in the first half of 2027; its premiere date has not been announced.
An Se-young beat Malaysia’s Karupathevan Letshanaa in straight games to reach the Korea Open quarterfinals. She has won 10 international tournaments this year and could match her 2025 season total of 11 titles with a win in Yeosu.
Netflix’s Korean competition series ‘The Devil’s Plan: Death Room’ premieres Nov. 10. Sixteen contestants will compete across 14 episodes released over three weeks.
Lee Da-hae shared photos on November 4 from a babymoon in Japan’s Ishigaki Island with her husband, Se7en, including maternity portraits she took herself. The baby is expected in November, though the exact due date and whether the birth has taken place have not been confirmed.
Comedians from KBS’s 22nd recruitment class visited Park Ji-sun’s memorial site to mark the sixth anniversary of her passing. Yang Sang-kook shared a message asking her to cheer on their classmates.
Netflix’s “Honey Part-Time Job” stayed at No. 1 in the Nov. 4 combined OTT rankings, while Wavve’s “The Trap of Desire” rose seven places to No. 13. Five titles entered the chart, including “Oh Eun-young Report: Hell for Couples” and “The Remarried Empress.”
Episode 9 of the ENA drama starring Choo Young-woo and Kim So-hyun posted a 2.8% nationwide rating, with a peak of 3.2%. Episode 10 airs Nov. 3 at 10 p.m. KST.
Lee Jong-suk said he used Lim Young-woong’s concert outfits as inspiration while helping create Prince Heinrey’s wardrobe for Disney+’s ‘The Remarried Empress.’ The series arrived a day early, with its first four episodes released on Nov. 3.
Lee Chang-dong’s film follows two couples whose lives become intertwined through a documentary shoot. It premieres worldwide on Netflix November 6; its Korean title page lists it as for adults only.
Soyeon shared the news on Nov. 1, her fourth wedding anniversary with Cho Yu-min, and hinted that they are expecting a boy. Cho continues his career in Japan with Tokyo Verdy.
TWS and xikers release new music at 6 p.m. on Nov. 2. TWS returns with the single “TO US,” while xikers unveils its eighth mini album, “ROUTE ZERO: The CALLING.”
Lee Chang-dong’s first short film as a director, ‘Heartbeat,’ will stream worldwide on Netflix on Nov. 2. Netflix has not announced a title-specific release time; based on its usual schedule for originals, it is expected around 5 p.m. Korea time.
Lee Chanhyuk’s company, Well of Inspiration, drew attention for its four-day workweek and workplace culture. Rent support was described in connection with one manager; the amount and eligibility rules were not disclosed.
The 10-episode series premieres on Disney+ on Nov. 4, with Episodes 1–4 available at launch. Two new episodes will arrive every Wednesday; Disney+ has not announced a release time.
Actors Yoon Jong-hoon and Han Eun-seo are getting married today in Seoul’s Gangnam District. The couple first met while working on the 2018 drama ‘Return.’
