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Park Ji Hwan Is The Only Gang Member Eager To Be The "Boss" In New Action Comedy Film
The upcoming film “Boss” has unveiled new stills of Park Ji Hwan in character! “Boss” is an action-comedy film that follows the unexpected turn of events when the top contenders for the boss position of Sikgupa—the largest organization in the city of Yongdu—each fight to give up the role in pursuit of their own personal dreams, putting the group’s future at risk. Park Ji Hwan stars as Pan Ho, the only member who desperately longs to be the boss, though no one else wants him in the position. In the newly released stills, Pan Ho strikes a salute, hinting at his loyalty and affection toward Sikgupa. Despite his dream of becoming the group’s leader, the reality is that he remains stuck as the perennial No. 3. Another still shows him on top of a table, basking in happiness with a blissful expression and exaggerated gestures, as if he has already claimed the boss’s seat—perfectly capturing his desperate ambition and yearning for recognition. With his innocent loyalty colliding with his fiery ambition, Pan Ho is the only one aiming for the role that everyone else rejects. Whether he can truly rise to the top of Sikgupa remains to be seen, raising anticipation for the story to unfold in “Boss.” “Boss” is slated for release in October.
Jung Kyung Ho Is A Gang Heir Chasing His Tango Dreams In New Film “Boss”
The upcoming film “Boss” has unveiled new stills of Jung Kyung Ho in character! “Boss” is an action-comedy film that follows the unexpected turn of events when the top contenders for the boss position of Sikgupa—the largest organization in the city of Yongdu—each fight to give up the role in pursuit of their own personal dreams, putting the group’s future at risk. Jung Kyung Ho plays Kang Pyo, Sikgupa’s heir who dedicates his life to tango. Though he is the legitimate heir of Sikgupa, he pursues his only goal of becoming a tango dancer with unwavering determination. Another still of Kang Pyo wearing sunglasses and headphones while dancing through the streets conveys a sense of freedom. As a true street tango dancer who ignores the stares of passersby, Kang Pyo lives in a world defined entirely by tango. Will Kang Pyo achieve his dream? And how will the fierce power struggle surrounding the gang boss unfold? “Boss” is slated for release in October. Stay tuned for more updates!
10CM’s New Season Of “The Seasons” Reveals Official Title And Premiere Date
KBS’s music talk show “The Seasons” has officially revealed the title of its next season! On August 21, KBS unveiled four posters for the upcoming season, which will be hosted by 10CM and titled “10CM’s Sseudam Sseudam” (literally meaning “Caress” in English). Earlier, the show asked fans through its official social media to suggest possible titles. With 10CM’s wide array of hit songs, countless submissions referenced his track names, and after enthusiastic participation, “10CM’s Sseudam Sseudam” was chosen as the final title. Since debuting in 2010, 10CM has released numerous hit tracks, including “Hug Me,” “Sseudam Sseudam” (“Caress”), “What the Spring??,” “Phonecert,” and more. With its promise of comforting hearts and creating warm, healing moments, “The Seasons – 10CM’s Sseudam Sseudam” is already building excitement. KBS2’s “The Seasons” is a music talk show that features a rotating lineup of MCs each season. Previous hosts include Jay Park, Jannabi’s Choi Jung Hoon, AKMU, Lee Hyori, Block B’s Zico, Lee Young Ji, and Park Bo Gum. “The Seasons – 10CM’s Sseudam Sseudam” will premiere on September 5 at 11 p.m. KST.
Watch: Lee Kwang Soo Is Asia’s Biggest Star Who Gets Stranded In Vietnam In Teaser For New Rom-Com Film “Love Barista”
Lee Kwang Soo’s upcoming romantic comedy film “Love Barista” has confirmed its Vietnam release date! “Love Barista” follows Kang Joon Woo, Asia’s biggest star who finds himself stranded in Vietnam without his manager, passport, or even a single penny. Directed by Kim Sung Hoon, best known for “Confidential Assignment” and “Rampant,” the movie blends comedy, romance, and a touch of survival drama in a foreign land. Lee Kwang Soo plays Kang Joon Woo, a top celebrity at the height of his career. What begins as a simple commercial shoot in Vietnam turns into chaos after an unexpected incident leaves him completely on his own. In the midst of his struggles, he meets Thao (Hoàng Hà), an aspiring barista, and the two begin an unpredictable romance. Watch a teaser for the film below! “Love Barista” hits theaters in Vietnam on October 3 and is slated for release in Korea in the second half of 2025.
Jo Woo Jin Is A Gang’s Second-In-Command With Dreams Of Becoming Top Chef In New Film “Boss”
The upcoming film “Boss” has unveiled new stills of Jo Woo Jin in character! “Boss” is an action-comedy film that follows the unexpected turn of events when the top contenders for the boss position of Sikgupa—the largest organization in the city of Yongdu—each fight to give up the role in pursuit of their own personal dreams, putting the group’s future at risk. Jo Woo Jin stars as Soon Tae, Sikgupa’s second-in-command who doubles as the head chef of the Chinese restaurant Mimiru. The stills highlight Soon Tae’s contrasting sides: in one, he radiates a tough charisma in a sharp suit and work gloves, embodying his role as the gang’s No. 2. In another, he’s shown fully immersed in the kitchen, delicately carving food with precision and focus. Although his dream is to dominate the culinary world as Mimiru’s head chef, reality keeps him stuck in his position within Sikgupa—leaving him in hilariously bittersweet frustration. Will Soon Tae manage to break free from the underworld and claim his place as the true “boss” of the kitchen? “Boss” is slated for release in October. Stay tuned for more updates!
Watch: Jo Woo Jin, Jung Kyung Ho, And More Clash In Hilarious Battle To Dodge The Boss Seat In Upcoming Film “Boss”
The upcoming film “Boss” has dropped its first set of character posters along with a new trailer! “Boss” is an action-comedy film that follows the unexpected turn of events when the top contenders for the boss position of Sikgupa—the largest organization in the city of Yongdu—give up their chances at the boss seat to chase their personal dreams, putting the group’s future at risk. The newly released posters spotlight the unique personalities of each character caught up in this outrageous “boss-yielding war.” First up is Soon Tae (Jo Woo Jin), the second-in-command of Sikgupa and head chef at the Chinese restaurant Mimiru. Sitting crouched on a sofa, his pensive expression hints at the dilemma he faces ahead of the vote for the next boss. The tagline, “I want to conquer the nation with my cooking,” reflects his ambition to take over the country not as a gang leader, but as a master chef. Kang Pyo (Jung Kyung Ho), Sikgupa’s heir with an all-consuming passion for tango, captivates with his fiery gaze and the tagline, “I didn’t choose dance; dance chose me.” Pan Ho (Park Ji Hwan), the third-in-command who craves the boss seat more than anyone, beams with an ecstatic expression as if he’s already at the top. The tagline, “The boss seat, that’s all I need,” highlights his single-minded determination and raises anticipation for his next moves. Lastly, Tae Gyu (Lee Kyu Hyung), a deliveryman at Mimiru who is actually an undercover cop infiltrating Sikgupa, flashes a sly smile with the tagline, “My intelligence was not wrong.” His poster teases the twists he may bring right into the heart of the boss-yielding chaos. The teaser trailer further builds excitement, showing the characters’ hilariously desperate attempts to escape the boss position. Soon Tae struggles to bow out gracefully, while Kang Pyo’s burning passion for dance drives him to give up the role entirely. Pan Ho adds comedic flair with his over-the-top gestures and unshakable ambition for the throne, while undercover cop Tae Gyu brings intrigue when a shocking moment reveals that he himself is offered the role of boss. Watch the teaser below: