The highly-anticipated finale for Squid Game is here, as the game finally comes to an end in the third season that premiered last week on 27 June. 

As a final farewell, Netflix took fans in Malaysia on a trip down memory lane with Squid Game: The Exhibit, a larger-than-life installation paying homage to the games featured in Seasons 1 to 3. From 27 to 29 June at LaLaport Bukit Bintang City Centre, more than 8,000 visitors — some dressed as their favourite characters — stepped into the immersive Squid Game arena one last time to relive the hit show’s unforgettable moments. 

The event kicked off on Friday, 27 June with 50 Pink Guards assembling alongside Young-hee and her friend Chul-su to welcome the first “players” of the day. A massive Squid Game invitation card greeted visitors as they stepped onto the pink carpet, indicating the start of the journey. 

The dalgona from Season 1 was given a local twist, wherein a wau bulan was carved on the giant honeycomb installation.

Onward to Season 2, the Flying Stone game from the Pentathlon also drew inspiration from a Malaysian childhood game — instead of a stone, a giant selipar stood ready for action to topple the stone at the end of the track.

Back with a fresh fit and a new buddy in Season 3, Young-hee brought a new game to play with some help from Chul-su. Standing at a towering 18 feet tall each, the playfully sinister duo kept a close watch as fans put their agility and reflexes to the test at the Jump Rope Challenge, with hundreds of players walking away with exclusive Squid Game goodies.

Have you played the final game? All three seasons of Squid Game are now streaming, only on Netflix! 

An ancient evil will rise again to threaten modern day Seoul in Twelve an action-packed fantasy series coming August 23 to Disney+ Hotstar.

A long time ago in an era long forgotten, twelve zodiac guardians fought against evil spirits in a last ditch attempt to save the human race. After a monumental sacrifice, the evil forces were sealed away and humanity continued to thrive. Today, only a few of those guardians remain, working odd jobs to protect individuals, but when evil once again begins to rise, the Twelve will be brought together under Taesan’s leadership to save modern day Seoul and the Korean peninsula from being consumed by darkness. 

Twelve stars Don Lee (Eternals, Train to Busan) as Taesan, the leader of the Twelve, and Park Hyungsik (Buried Hearts, Soundtrack #1), as Ogwi, an ancient sealed away for a thousand years. The series is written by Kim Bonghan (The Golden Holiday) and Don Lee, and is directed by Kang Daekyu (Pawn, Harmony) and Han Yunseon (18-Eighteen Noir).

Fans of unmissable Korean storytelling can also sign up to Disney+ Hotstar today to enjoy immediate access to series including the year’s most watched Disney+ Hotstar Korean drama Nine Puzzles, as well as A Shop For Killers, Hyper Knife, Moving and a huge range of other premium talent-driven scripted Korean dramas.

Stream Twelve starting August 23 on Disney+ Hotstar.

Carats, brace yourselves—because the moment you’ve been waiting for is finally happening! This 5th of July, SEVENTEEN’s MINGYU is making his way to Sunway Pyramid, and it’s not just any visit—it’s part of the SNICKERS® Pop-Up Event that’s guaranteed to crush hunger, pump up the energy, and satisfy your K-pop-loving hearts! SNICKERS® Pop-Up Event Details: 

Korean multi-talented artist Lee Hye-Ri (Hyeri) officially kicks off her Asia Fan Meeting Tour “2025 HYERI FANMEETING TOUR - Welcome to HYERI’s STUDIO”. Following successful shows in Korea, Japan, and Macau, Hyeri is finally making her way to Malaysia for the very first time, giving fans the chance to meet her up close and in person — no longer just through a screen!

The Malaysia stop of the tour is set to take place on August 17, 2025 (Sunday), at 7:00 PM at Zepp Kuala Lumpur. This marks Hyeri’s first-ever fan meeting in Malaysia, where fans will have the opportunity to experience Hyeri’s stage charisma up close.

2025 marks a significant milestone for Hyeri as she celebrates the 15th anniversary of her debut. She recently starred in the hit Netflix K-drama “Friendly Rivalry”, playing the role of Yoo Jae-yi, a genius high school girl. Breaking away from her usual sweet image, Hyeri delivered a powerful and darkly compelling performance that impressed and captivated audiences worldwide. Since the drama’s release, her Instagram following has surpassed 10 million – a testament to her unstoppable rise in popularity.

Looking back on Hyeri’s career, every step has reflected her remarkable growth and transformation. She first burst onto the scene in 2010 as the youngest member of the girl group Girl’s Day. In 2014, her genuine and down-to-earth appearance on the variety show “Real Men” earned her the affectionate title of “Nation’s Little Sister.” Then in 2015, she gained widespread acclaim for her leading role as Sung Deok-sun in the beloved drama “Reply 1988”, which became the highest-rated Korean cable series at the time of its airing. Her standout performance not only resonated deeply with audiences but also earned her multiple acting awards — cementing her transition from idol to acclaimed actress.

To show her heartfelt appreciation for years of fan support, Hyeri is going all out in preparing this fan meeting, aiming to deliver a truly unforgettable experience. Mark your calendars for August 17 — come create special memories together with Hyeri in Malaysia‘s Fan Meeting!

“2025 HYERI FANMEETING TOUR – Welcome to HYERI’s STUDIO IN KUALA LUMPUR” is organized by Wan Xing International Entertainment Culture and coordinated by Aunix Studio. The event will take place on August 17, 2025 (Sunday) at 7:00 PM at Zepp Kuala Lumpur.

Ticket categories are priced at RM798, RM698, RM598, and RM498. Tickets will officially go on sale starting July 8, 2025, at 11:00 AM, via the website: my.bookmyshow.com.

When a group of opportunistic chancers who’re down on their luck hear about a world of riches discovered at the bottom of the sea, knives will be drawn in Low Life - a new Korean drama coming July 16 exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar. 

Set in 1970s Korea, Low Life follows Oh Gwanseok and Oh Heedong, an uncle and nephew who’ve spent the best part of their lives chasing get-rich-quick schemes. When word begins to spread that an ancient treasure ship has been discovered off the coast of Korea, the two will race against time and other opportunists to recover the sunken treasure and claim the lives they’ve always dreamt of. But with competition around every corner, will the duo be able to salvage their fortune in time? 

Starring Ryu Seungryong (Moving, Chicken Nugget) as Oh Gwanseok, Yang Sejong (Doona!, Temperature of Love) as Oh Heedong, and Lim Soojung (Melancholia, Single in Seoul) as Yang Jungsook, Low Life is written and directed by Kang Yunsung (Big Bet, The Outlaws).

An 11-part series, Low Life will launch with a three-episode premiere on July 16, followed by two episodes released each week until an exciting two-part finale on August 13.

Low Life is the latest Korean original set to debut exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar. In 2025 alone, audiences have immersed themselves in the world of a serial killer in Hyper Knife and been captivated by the most watched Korean drama of 2025 on Disney+ Hotstar - Nine Puzzles. Later this year, audiences can also look forward to the arrival of Tempest starring Gianna Jun, Gang Dongwon, and John Cho; and Made In Korea, starring Hyun Bin and Jung Woosung. Audiences can also sign up to Disney+ Hotstar today to enjoy unlimited access to an ever-expanding library of unmissable APAC and global tentpole series and titles.

Stream the first three episodes of Low Life from July 16 only on Disney+ Hotstar.