Kang Sae-byeok is played by the up-and-coming actress Jung Ho-yeon in Squid Game season 1. She started as a freelance model in 2010 and competed in Korea’s Next Top Model in 2013. Since then, she has ...

Netflix's popular show 'Squid Game' Season 2 has had remarkable success globally. In the debut week itself, the series got 68 million views and ranked number one in several countries.

It's only a given that Player 456, aka. Seong Gi-hun, would be one of the bravest characters in Squid Game. He overcame the odds to become the winner of the first games, but didn't let his ...

He became such a significant part of the game and showed himself as someone who wanted the players to live. This aspect made The Front Man's character even more interesting. The ending of Squid ...

In this game, players act as chess pieces on a life-sized board, and eliminations result in actual deaths. The strategic nature of chess, combined with the high stakes of the Squid Game universe ...

The actor also shared what he would do differently, if he was part of Squid Game as a player. “In Squid Game, because of human cruelty, desire, and selfishness, there were participants who ...

players were completely oblivious to the true consequences of the game, and one could chalk up their desire to participate as pure human optimism. But in the second season of “Squid Game,” a ...

Netflix has dropped the premiere date for Squid Game Season 3, its long awaited conclusion to the South Korean thriller.

its absence a psychological weapon that forces players to abandon alliances, betray friends, and compromise their humanity. What happens when food becomes a test of survival? Squid Game Season 1 ...

Squid Game Season 2 follows Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae) as he attempts to find the Front Man (Lee Byung-hun), the leader of the Squid Game. However, in his attempts to find Front Man, Gi-hun is ...

Waiting for “Squid Game” season 3 feels like torture, especially after that wild season 2 finale. But with this latest update, the anticipation has shifted, and now I’m more nervous than ...