Moon SungHyun Ends Role as Inkigayo MC After 17 Months

In September 2025, South Korean entertainment saw a mix of nostalgic and contemporary developments. The singer Kadergarden and actress Lee Minjeong shared a charming friendship highlighted by social media, drawing fan interest due to their warm rapport and Lee's continuing vibrant career while balancing family life. Meanwhile, former K-pop idol Kim Taehun's transition from fame to working part-time at a construction site revealed the challenges faced by artists after their groups disband, sparking conversations about life beyond stardom. Moon SungHyun ended his tenure as MC of SBS's Inkigayo after over a year, expressing gratitude and signaling a shift towards acting opportunities. Additionally, South Korean dramas continue to evoke nostalgia and emotional depth, with series like Netflix’s exploration of the '90s and '00s, and the heartfelt storytelling in "Romance Is a Bonus Book," which captures a realistic portrayal of publishing life and enduring friendships turned love. These stories collectively underscore the evolving landscape of Korean entertainment, blending personal journeys, cultural reflections, and artistic endeavors.