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Blue Dragon Series Awards 2025: Date, Time, Nominations, and Everything to Know
Blue Dragon Series Awards 2025: Date, Time, Nominations, and Everything to Know

International Business Times

time5 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • International Business Times

Blue Dragon Series Awards 2025: Date, Time, Nominations, and Everything to Know

Blue Dragon Series Awards 2025 is almost here. The fourth annual star-studded ceremony will take place at the Paradise City, Incheon, on Friday (July 18). It will be packed with talent, performances, and other stunning moments. Organized by Sports Chosun since 2022, the glam event will recognize excellence in OTT and streaming television in South Korea. K-drama lovers and moviegoers wait for the annual award ceremony to enjoy live performances by their favorite artists. A star-studded lineup of celebrities will reveal the winners from original Korean dramas and variety shows invested in and produced by streaming services, including Netflix, Disney+, seezn, Apple TV+, WATCHA, wavve, Kakao TV, Coupang Play, and TVING. With only a couple of weeks left to find out the winners, here is everything we know so far about the fourth annual award ceremony. When and Where Blue Dragon Series Awards 2025 Take Place? The fourth annual star-studded ceremony will take place at the Paradise City, Incheon, on Friday (July 18) at 8:30 PM KST. Who is Nominated for the Blue Dragon Series Awards 2025? The nominees for the fourth annual award show were selected through online voting, evaluations by Sports Chosun entertainment news reporters, and industry expert surveys. The online voting took place between June 11 and June 24. When Life Gives You Tangerines and The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call are among the top nominees for the award show, taking place on Friday (July 18). Other nominees include Squid Game 2, Weak Hero Class 2, Gyeongseong Creature 2, and The Queen Who Crowns.

4th Blue Dragon Series Awards nominations: Park Bo Gum, Squid Game's Lee Byung Hun fight for Best Actor, IU vs Hyeri for Best Actress
4th Blue Dragon Series Awards nominations: Park Bo Gum, Squid Game's Lee Byung Hun fight for Best Actor, IU vs Hyeri for Best Actress

Pink Villa

time5 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Pink Villa

4th Blue Dragon Series Awards nominations: Park Bo Gum, Squid Game's Lee Byung Hun fight for Best Actor, IU vs Hyeri for Best Actress

The 4th Blue Dragon Series Awards announced its nominees for all categories, as reported by K-media Sports Chosun on June 27. The show aims at recognizing excellence in dramas and variety shows produced by streaming services. The media outlet is the organizer of the award show, whose inaugural season took place in 2022. This year, stars like When Life Gives You Tangerines ' IU and Park Bo Gum and Squid Game 's Front Man (Lee Byung Hun) have bagged nominations for titles of Best Actor and Best Actress. The 4th Blue Dragon Series Awards will take place on July 18 at 8:30 PM KST (5:00 PM IST/7:30 AM ET). 4th Blue Dragon Series Awards: Full list of nominees Best Drama Family Matters Way Back Love Karma The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call When Life Gives You Tangerines Best Actor Park Bo Gum (When Life Gives You Tangerines) Park Hae Soo (Karma) Lee Byung Hun (Squid Game 2) Lee Jun Hyuk (Dongjae, The Good or the Bastard) Ju Ji Hoon (The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call) Best Actress Park Eun Bin (Hyper Knife) Seo Hyun Jin (The Trunk) IU (When Life Gives You Tangerines) Hyeri (Friendly Rivalry) Cha Joo Young (The Queen Who Crowns) Best Supporting Actor Park Byung Eun (Hyper Knife) Yoon Kyung Ho (The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call) Lee Kwang Soo (Karma) Lee Jun Young (Weak Hero Class 2) Choi Dae Hoon (When Life Gives You Tangerines) Best Supporting Actress Gong Seung Yeon (Karma) Kim Guk Hee (Family Matters) Claudia Kim (Gyeongseong Creature 2) Yeom Hye Ran (When Life Gives You Tangerines) Jung Eun Chae (Your Honor) Best New Actor Kang You Seok (When Life Gives You Tangerines) Lomon (Family Matters) Bae Hyeon Seong (Gyeongseong Creature 2) Choo Young Woo (The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call) Heo Nam Jun (Your Honor) Best New Actress Kim Min Ha (Way Back Love) Lee Su Hyun (Family Matters) Lee Yi Dam (The Queen Who Crowns) Chung Su Bin (Friendly Rivalry) Ha Young (The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call) Best Variety Show Kian's Bizarre B&B The Devil's Plan: Death Room My Name is Gabriel Bloody Game 3 Culinary Class Wars Best Male Entertainer Kian84 (Kian's Bizarre B&B) Kim Won Hoon (SNL Korea 6 and SNL Korea 7) Shin Dong Yup (SNL Korea 6 and SNL Korea 7) Jang Dong Min (Bloody Game 3) Choo Sung Hoon (Try? Choo-ry!) Best Female Entertainer Gabi (My Name is Gabriel) Uhm Ji Yoon (Becoming a baseball nerd) Lee Soo Ji (SNL Korea 6 and SNL Korea 7) Hyeri (Agents of Mystery) Ji Ye Eun (Kian's Bizarre B&B) Best New Male Entertainer Moon Sang Hoon (The Blank Menu For You) Yoon Nam No (Culinary Class Wars) Lee Jin Hyuk (SNL Korea 6 and SNL Korea 7) Jung Geun Woo (Kim Seong Geun's Winter Vacation) Jung Hyun Gyu (The Devil's Plan: Death Room) Best New Female Entertainer Mimi (Kian is CEO) Seo Hye Won (SNL Korea 6) Yoon So Hee (The Devil's Plan: Death Room) Risabae (The Influencer)

Head Over Heels EXCLUSIVE: Choo Young Woo on risking life for love, changed friendship with Cho Yi Hyun and more
Head Over Heels EXCLUSIVE: Choo Young Woo on risking life for love, changed friendship with Cho Yi Hyun and more

Pink Villa

time7 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Pink Villa

Head Over Heels EXCLUSIVE: Choo Young Woo on risking life for love, changed friendship with Cho Yi Hyun and more

High schooler one morning, fellow doctor running chaotic ER the next, Choo Young Woo's 2025 has been nothing short of challenging. Reuniting with Cho Yi Hyun, the two are all set to present a young romance story, entangled with a fantasy concept. Head Over Heels premieres on June 23, to be streamed on TVING in South Korea and on Prime Video in selected regions. Following a first-love concept, the show aims to display the story between a girl who tries to protect the boy she has a crush on, while living a secret life as a shaman. Meanwhile, the new transfer has a tendency to lead with bad luck, and gets entangled with a strange classmate, ensuing a lot of confusion and some butterflies! About Choo Young Woo and his interview for Head Over Heels Choo Young Woo, son of popular Korean model Choo Seung Il, has been steadily climbing the acting popularity ladder, with an unexpected hit in the form of The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call, which aired earlier this year. He's hoping to create the same effect with his latest role, named after his character of Bae Gyeon Woo. In an exclusive chat with us, the 26-year-old spoke about falling in love, his real life luck, and the possibility of checking out his past. Read below. After playing a doctor in his twenties, you then shifted back into a high schooler role. How do you manage to slip in and out of roles, and do you ever get confused? Choo Young Woo: Not really. No matter the role, I always try to look at the world through that character's perspective, so I don't find it confusing. I think what helps the most is finding a part of myself that resonates with each character and bringing that to the surface. Seong A can see the future — if you had that ability in real life, is there something you'd want to know or prefer to avoid? If you could see the past, which moment would you go to? Choo Young Woo: If I could see the future, I think I'd want to know small everyday things, but I'd want to avoid big misfortunes. If I could revisit the past, I'd love to go back to when I was little and watch myself playing with my parents. What does your luck look like in real life? Was there ever a day when you thought you invited bad luck? Choo Young Woo: I can't point to a specific day, but like the saying goes, sometimes misfortune comes all at once. I do remember times when one bad thing led to another, and the whole day just felt like a string of unlucky events. This isn't your first time working together. How did your relationship [with Cho Yi Hyun] change from the last time you starred in a K-drama, and what do you talk about when you hang out together? Choo Young Woo: I think working on this project brought us even closer. We used to mostly have small talk, but since we spent so much more time together this time, our conversations became more casual and personal— like what we ate, whether we got enough sleep, or how we were feeling. If you could swap roles with your co-star for a day, how would you approach playing their character? Choo Young Woo: I'd focus on highlighting Seong A's double life. I'd make sure to clearly show the contrast between her life as a shaman and as a regular student, and try to show a lot of things about her job. What are some surprising things you learned about each other while working on this drama, and what are you saved as, on each other's phones? Choo Young Woo: I found out that Yi Hyun is extremely careful. She's the kind of person who wouldn't cross a bridge without tapping it first. In my phone, she's saved as 'Yi Hyun.' If your co-star was living a double life, what do you think they'd be good at doing instead of acting, and what would their alias be? Choo Young Woo: I heard Yi Hyun's been really into gaming lately. I think she'd make a great professional gamer, and 'Seong A' would be the perfect alias. If soulmates were real, paint a picture of how you would like to meet yours, and would you risk your life to save them? Choo Young Woo: However it happens, I think just meeting someone you truly love is fate. If I met a fate like that, I think I'd be willing to risk my life for them. You've both turned into professionals, specializing in certain aspects for your roles. Which one would you pick as the easiest, and which was the toughest? Choo Young Woo: Rather than thinking in terms of what was easy or hard, I just enjoyed the process because it was a new challenge. Regarding the level of difficulty, the underwater scenes and fire scenes were probably the most difficult to pull off.

Ju Ji Hoon to hold fan meeting in Manila in August
Ju Ji Hoon to hold fan meeting in Manila in August

GMA Network

time13-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • GMA Network

Ju Ji Hoon to hold fan meeting in Manila in August

South Korean actor and model Ju Ji Hoon is coming to Manila for the first time this August! According to Wilbros Live on social media, Ju Ji Hoon will bring his "Juniverse" fan meeting tour to the Newport Performing Arts Theater in Pasay City on August 2, 6 p.m. Tickets are priced from P3,200 for Bronze up to P10,800 for Diamond. Tickets will go on sale starting June 21, 12 p.m., via SM Tickets online and outlets nationwide. Bronze - P3,200 Silver - P5,300 Gold - P6,900 VIP - P9,800 Diamond - P10,800 For the fan benefits, all ticket holders are entitled to an exclusive photocard regardless of ticket tier. Moreover, 20 Gold ticket holders and 20 Silver ticket holders will also get a signed poster. Meanwhile, all VIP and Diamond ticket holders are entitled to a group photo aside from an exclusive photocard. Thirty VIP and 30 Diamond ticket holders will also receive a signed poster, while five ticket holders each from VIP and Diamond will likewise be entitled to a signed Polaroid. Ju Ji Hoon is known for starring in "The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call," "Love Your Enemy," "Light Shop," "Kingdom," "Princess Hours," and more. In May, he won Best Actor (Broadcast) at the 61st Baeksang Arts Awards for his performance in "The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call." —CDC, GMA Integrated News

Special forces cast early votes from the field
Special forces cast early votes from the field

Korea Herald

time23-05-2025

  • Politics
  • Korea Herald

Special forces cast early votes from the field

South Korean special troops deployed overseas are casting early ballots this week in the lead-up to the country's June 3 presidential election according to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the country's top military command responsible for overseeing all armed forces operations. The overseas voting period, which runs from May 20 to 25, is being conducted at military bases and diplomatic missions to ensure service members can participate despite being stationed abroad. Among the participating units is the Hanbit Unit in South Sudan, which voted on Thursday. Stationed in Bor since 2011 as part of the United Nations peacekeeping mission, the unit is primarily composed of engineers and medics who support local infrastructure, flood prevention and vocational education. The Hanbit Unit also gained public attention recently for its portrayal in the Netflix original series "The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call," where a fictional shootout in the deployment zone results in a company commander's injury. The drama stands out for explicitly naming both the Hanbit Unit and South Sudan, unlike most Korean media which avoid such specificity. In Lebanon, the Dongmyeong Unit is set to vote on Saturday. Deployed in Tyre since 2007 under the UN Interim Force in Lebanon, the 300-member unit conducts security patrols and provides humanitarian aid, including mobile medical services that have reached over 80,000 local civilians. The Akh Unit, based in the United Arab Emirates as part of a military cooperation agreement, voted earlier this week on May 20 and 21 at the South Korean Embassy in Abu Dhabi. Since 2011, the unit has been training UAE special forces and is tasked with protecting South Korean nationals in the region during emergencies. The Cheonghae Unit, South Korea's naval task force operating in the Gulf of Aden, is voting on May 24 and 25. Known internationally for its counter-piracy missions and high-profile rescue operations, the unit has been active since 2009 and is stationed aboard Republic of Korea Navy vessels off the Somali coast. Republic of Korea is South Korea's official name. mjh@

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