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Popular Korean cooking reality show Culinary Class Wars will be renewed for a second season at Netflix.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Smash hit Korean reality show “Culinary Class Wars” has been renewed for a second season by Netflix. The show pits a total of 100 renowned chefs and undiscovered cooking talents against each other in a culinary battle for the ultimate taste. Mounted on a large scale and running to 12 episodes, the contest at times resembles a sports event.

Netflix is confirming casting of their new drama, All The Love You Wish For!

Bae Suzy and Kim Woo-bin, the stars of the hit 2016 K-drama Uncontrollably Fond, are set to reunite in an upcoming Netflix original series called All The Love You Wish For.Today (May 20), Netflix announced through its K-Content account on X (formerly Twitter) that Bae Suzy and Kim Woo-bin had been cast in an upcoming K-drama called All The Love You Wish For.The series is described as “romantic comedy” that will follow “a genie who awakens after a thousand years and his new impassive master Ka-young” and the conflicts the duo get over the three wishes the genie will grant.Aside from Bae Suzy and Kim Woo-bin, All The Love You Wish For will also star Ahn Eun-jin (Hospital Playlist), Noh Sang-hyun (Behind Every Star), Ko Kyu-phil (Crash Landing on You) and Lee Zoo-young (Believer).In addition, the upcoming original Netflix K-drama will be directed by Lee Byeong-heon, who previously helmed the acclaimed Chicken Nugget, and written by Kim Eun-sook of The Glory fame.All-star cast + legendary screenwriter = wish come trueConflict over three wishes arises between a genie who awakens after a thousand years and his new impassive master Ka-young in the romantic comedy #AllTheLoveYouWishFor (working title), only on #Netflix

The Glory returned for a second season earlier this month.Netflix‘s popular revenge drama series went on to become the streaming service’s most-watched show globally for two weeks running following its release on March 10, with all 16 episodes from parts one and two of The Glory now streaming.“Merciless hope and nothing but ruins,” a brief synopsis for Part Two of The Glory reads. “Song Hye-kyo will create the perfect misery.” You can watch a trailer for Part Two of the show below.There’s yet to be any official word on whether The Glory will return for a third season.

The Glory.Written by Kim Eun-sook, the thriller series follows Moon, a former victim of school violence, who seeks revenge against her bullies later in life.The show has been divided into two separate instalments, with the first eight episodes landing on Netflix in December last year.The second batch of eight episodes will drop on Friday March 10 at 12pm PT in the US.

Netflix has confirmed production of documentary, Yellow Door: Looking For Director Bong’s Unreleased Short Film (working title), delving into the story behind Parasite director Bong Joon Ho’s first short film, which was seen by just ten people. 

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Netflix‘s upcoming K-drama The Glory, written by Descendants Of The Sun writer Kim Eun-sook.The streaming service announced today (July 22) in a statement to Korean news outlet Star News the final cast line-up for the forthcoming thriller series; The Glory follows the story of a former victim of brutal school violence seeking to exact revenge on her bullies after taking up a job as a homeroom teacher at an elementary school where her bully’s child is a student, as translated by Soompi.Veteran actress Song Hye-kyo (Now, We Are Breaking Up) will star as vengeful protagonist Moon Dong-eun, with Lee Do-hyun (Beyond Evil, Hotel Del Luna) set to star alongside her as male lead Joo Yeo-jung, described as a man who puts on a cheerful facade in order to hide a complicated secret.Lim Ji-yeon (Rose Mansion) has also been cast as Park Yeon-jin, the series’ main antagonist who was at the forefront of Dong-eun’s traumatic school experiences. Yeom Hye-ran, on the other hand, will star as Kang Hyun-nam, a victim of domestic violence and a protective mother who approaches Dong-eun with an offer.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefLeading Korean film and TV star Song Hye-kyo will head the cast of “The Glory,” an epic revenge drama series being produced for Netflix. The series is a change of direction for Kim Eun-sook, a screenwriter billed as the queen of Korean romance.The project is also a reunion of sorts for the pair.

Netflix is refreshing what it has got on offer this month.From the brand new series Warrior Nun and the return of The Umbrella Academy to classic film The Secret Garden and Zac Efron as you have never seen him before.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following the instructions hereWe've rounded up some of the best new arrivals this month and this is what we found.The series by Kim Eun-hee is a period zombie thriller which sees a Korean prince sent out on a mission to investigate an outbreak that threatens his kingdom.In this 2010 film starring Ben Affleck, career bank robber Doug and his volatile partner hit a roadblock when Doug falls for