Looking for something new to watch this weekend? The Mail's TV experts have sifted through hundreds of programmes to bring you 20 of the best shows and films to ...

2024 has been another strong year for Netflix, and more is still to come. As we count down the days to 2025, there are lots of K-dramas subscribers can look forward to on Netflix next year. N = ...

South Korean actress Kang Myung Joo, known for her role in ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’, passed away after battling cancer at the age of 54. Her funeral will be held at Seoul St Mary’s ...

South Korean actress Kang Myung-joo, who was part of the 2022 drama Extraordinary Attorney Woo, passed away. She was 54. According to a report by Korean media outlet Maeil Business, the sad news was ...

Theatre actress Kang Myung Joo, known for her roles in dramas like Wonderful World, Extraordinary Attorney Woo was battling cancer. South Korean actress Kang Myung Joo, prominently remembered for ...

The global success of the 2022 ENA drama “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” has propelled "gimbap" — steamed rice and various ingredients wrapped in dry seaweed — into the ranks of globally ...

Kang Myung-joo, a South Korean actress best known for her brief appearances in “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” and “Doona!,” has died. She was 54 years old. Kang’s death was confirmed by ...

In a tragic turn of events, the ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ fame Kang Myung Joo, passed away on February 27. The South ...

South Korean actress Kang Myung Joo, prominently remembered for her role in the hit drama series Extraordinary Attorney Woo, ...

A woman made an alarming discovery after getting an elective full-body MRI scan through a company called Prenuvo. As People reports, Sarah Blackburn ended up getting her spleen surgically removed ...

Law firm Hwa Woo announced on the 12th that it has recruited Lee Joo-hyung (4th Bar Exam) and Na Sung-yoon (6th Bar Exam) as partner attorneys, who have dealt with the latest financial regulatory ...

Los Angeles’ new tough-on-crime District Attorney Nathan Hochman said his office will "immediately" begin seeking the death penalty — but only "in the rarest of cases" after thorough review.