Lee Jung-jae, who plays the main protagonist Seong Gi-hun (Player 456) in Netflix's 'Squid Game,' is a veteran Korean actor.

Netflix has released the second season of Squid Game, but the show contains some cultural references that might be unfamiliar to many viewers. Here's an explainer.

The Season 2 debut of "Squid Game" boosted the Netflix series to reach the biggest weekly streaming audience any show has seen in 2024 ...

South Korean actor-musician Choi Seung-hyun, more popularly known as TOP, spoke to South Korean media outlets for the first ...

Shortly after season two premiered, Song Young-Chang’s past resurfaced online as people discovered that he was arrested for ...

The other two billion-minute titles were Bluey (1.17 billion on Disney+) — which ends 2024 as the most-streamed show of the year at 55.6 billion minutes — and The Equalizer series (1.05 billion on ...

Back in 2016, T.O.P faced a 2-year suspended prison sentence for marijuana use during his military service which also saw him ...

Squid Game has returned. When the show was first shown ... Where you’ll recognise him from: Im starred in the beloved 2014 TV series Misaeng: Incomplete Life as Jang Geu-rae, an employee who ...

The main characters in Squid Game face unexpected deaths, adding high stakes to this intense thriller. Iconic character deaths, like Kim Young-mi and Park Jung-bae, are soul-crushing and ...

Some people are made for the Squid Games. Others, like the players listed here, simply aren't suited for the challenge. Across both seasons, there have been many quotes that have stuck with ...

But it’s no longer a fun game when you wake up in a facility, playing the Squid Game for your life and a lifetime of cash. This game is no joke when it comes to the challenges, and it might help ...