In 2016, K-Pop idols NCT 127 left their childhoods behind, stepping into the limelight before being whisked off to stardom in a whirlwind of camera flashes, interviews and screaming fans. This summer, they finally take time to pause and reflect on their success in NCT 127: The Lost Boys, coming August 30 exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar. 

When a potent new recreational drug begins spreading throughout Seoul’s liveliest venues, an undercover officer will infiltrate the gang responsible in The Worst of Evil - a thrilling new crime drama coming September 27, exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar.In 1990s Seoul, a former DJ seizes control of a gang and begins pushing a popular new drug nicknamed “Gangnam Crystal” in the city’s nightclubs. With little known about its source, a rural officer is recruited into an undercover police unit and is tasked with infiltrating the gang to bring it down from the inside. Forced to keep his new assignment a secret from everyone, officer Park Junmo is stunned to discover his wife and fellow officer Yu Euijeong has volunteered for the same assignment and that she has a mysterious past with the city’s new drug lord. Torn between his dedication to his job and his need to keep his wife safe, Junmo’s actions will keep viewers on the edge of their seat throughout. 

When a hardworking and hot-tempered police officer gets partnered with a lackadaisical lay-about, the mismatched duo will be thrown into the deep end when a criminal conspiracy unfolds in front of them in Han River Police - a new Korean action comedy series coming September 13 exclusively to Disney+ Hotstar. Tasked with keeping Seoul’s most iconic leisure destination safe, Sergeant Dujin and Lieutenant Chunseok regularly patrol the banks of the Han river, taking on terrorists, saving citizens involved in accidents, and solving a range of crimes. An unlikely duo that find themselves in a number of bizarre situations, the team will find themselves in over their heads when a wide-spread criminal conspiracy is uncovered within their jurisdiction.Starring Kwon Sangwoo as hot-tempered sergeant Han Dujin, Kim Heewon as lieutenant Lee Chunseok, Lee Sangyi as the malevolent Go Giseok; Bae Dabin as the overly-competitive Nahee, and Shin Hyeonseung as the workout-obsessed Jisoo, Han River Police is a laugh-out-loud story full of action, comedy and criminal intrigue.Han River Police is the latest Korean drama to join the ever-expanding library of local Original content available on Disney+ Hotstar. Viewers can subscribe today to enjoy immediate access to other unmissable Korean titles including Moving, about super-powered spies hiding their children from the nefarious clutches of world governments; the award-winning Big Bet, starring legendary actor Choi Minsik, and Big Mouth about an inept lawyer who is imprisoned as part of the murder case he is investigating.Stream Han River Police from September 13, only on Disney+ Hotstar.

In the scorching heat of August, as summer days grow longer and lazier, Disney+ Hotstar is delivering a sizzling treat for drama enthusiasts worldwide with its latest Korean Original series, "Moving." This electrifying drama, boasting an intriguing storyline and an A-list cast, is set to take viewers on a thrilling journey into the hidden world of superpowers and government intrigue."Moving" unfolds in modern-day Korea, where a group of individuals harbors extraordinary abilities, which they keep concealed from the world to shield their loved ones from harm and exploitation. Adapted from the immensely popular webtoon by renowned Korean author Kangfull, "Moving" has been one of the most eagerly awaited series of the year. Directed by Park Inje, known for his work on "Kingdom Season 2" and "Moby Dick," the show features a star-studded ensemble, including Ryu Seungryong, Han Hyojoo, the long-awaited return of Zo Insung to a drama series, alongside Lee Jungha, Go Younjung, and Kim Dohoon. As the danger looms ever larger, "Moving" explores whether anyone can halt Frank's relentless pursuit to uncover the children's secrets. With its gripping narrative, stellar cast, and the allure of superpowers intertwined with government conspiracies, "Moving" is shaping up to be a must-watch drama this August. The series promises to captivate audiences with its adrenaline-pumping plot twists, extraordinary character development, and the ever-present tension that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.Catch the drama on Disney+ Hotstar, with two episodes airing per week, ensuring that you can savor the suspense and excitement while eagerly anticipating each installment.

Live Nation Singapore is thrilled to announce that South Korean multifaceted talent, LEE YOUNGJI, will be coming to Singapore on to perform for the first time ever as part of her first Asia tour! LEE YOUNGJI 1st ASIA TOUR ‘THE MAIN CHARACTER’ – SINGAPORE will take place at Capitol Theatre on 20 October 2023. Live Nation members can secure tickets first during the exclusive Live Nation presale on 24 Aug (Thu) from 12pm till 11:59pm. Tickets to the public will be available from 25 Aug (Fri), 12pm onwards via www.ticketmaster.sg. All VIP ticket holders are entitled to attend the soundcheck and get priority entry into the standing pen.LEE YOUNGJI's music is a fusion of dynamic beats, poignant storytelling, and a distinct vocal delivery that sets her apart from the crowd. She fearlessly tackles a wide range of subjects in her lyrics, from personal experiences and social commentary to introspective musings on life, love, and identity. Her ability to effortlessly switch between hard-hitting verses and melodic hooks showcases her versatility as an artiste.