Everything You Need to Know About Netflix’s ‘Love to Hate You’ Season One Ahead of Its Premiere
Netflix is progressively expanding its original shows and film library with new releases. The streaming network will launch one of its latest additions, Love to Hate You, a South Korean Television series, this February. Love to Hate You was announced in November 2021, starring Kim Ok-vin alongside Choi Soo-young as the writer. Netflix Asia uploaded the official trailer for Love to Hate You via its leading YouTube Channel, attracting 6.5K viewers in a month. Love to Hate You joins other Korean projects on Netflix, such as 20th Century Girl, Love and Leashes, Sweet & Sour, Space Sweepers, Wish You, and Squid Game.
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Sharp-Eyed Viewers Catch A Continuity Error In Yeraltı's Birthday Scene
A continuity error in the birthday scene of the latest Yeraltı episode is being discussed on social media. After a social media account shared the clip with a note saying the error was being talked about, more viewers noticed it.The tights worn by Halide Ceylan, the character played by Devrim Özkan, look black in some shots of the scene and skin-toned in others. In the surprise celebration, set in a house in Brussels, the change is easy to miss among the cake and the candles, but it shows up the moment the camera cuts to a wide shot.
Demet Özdemir's Onion-Chopping Video Has Fans Calling Her A Kitchen Pro
Demet Özdemir has shared a short black-and-white video of herself chopping onions, watery eyes and all, and it quickly became a talking point on social media. Viewers pointed to her quick, practiced movements and her focus on the task, and many commenters wrote that the actress looked quite professional in the kitchen. Appearing on camera with her short haircut, Demet Özdemir added one more candid moment to the posts her fans follow closely.
Anne Yarısı Tops Total, Tuzlu Kahve Leads AB And ABC1: Tuesday, November 10 Ratings In Türkiye
The ratings for Tuesday, November 10 are in. A week earlier, with the Galatasaray-Stuttgart match on air, Tuesday's dramas made do with repeat episodes; this week they were back with new ones. Anne Yarısı reclaimed first place in the TOTAL group, while Tuzlu Kahve once again came out on top in both AB and ABC1. Here is where Haysiyet and Mehmed: Fetihler Sultanı landed. (TOTAL, AB and ABC1 are the audience groups used in Turkish TV ratings.)
Ceren Karakoç Recalls What She Felt When She First Read Nursema In Kızılcık Şerbeti
Ceren Karakoç, who recently returned to the Show TV drama Kızılcık Şerbeti, has described what went through her mind the first time she read Nursema on the page. Speaking to Oksijen TV, the actress compared her character to old Istanbul: hidden behind the large buildings put up around it, yet surfacing again whenever someone digs. In Ceren Karakoç's words, Nursema's inner world is 'very precious and fragile.'Source: Oksijen TV
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Ata Demirer's New Film Pervaneler Wraps Filming, Opens in Theaters January 8, 2027
Filming has wrapped on Pervaneler, the new film written by and starring Turkish comedian Ata Demirer. Shooting began in Ayvalık at the end of September, and the crew closed the set by cutting a cake. Behind-the-scenes footage from the film, directed by Hakan Algül, has been shared, and the release date is now set: Pervaneler hits theaters on January 8, 2027.
Emily in Paris Final Season Trailer Is Out: Emily Heads to Greece
Netflix has released the first trailer for the final season of Emily in Paris. In season 6, Lily Collins's Emily travels to Greece after the postcard invitation she received in the season 5 finale, and runs into Lucas Bravo's Gabriel at a market. The farewell season premieres on Netflix on Thursday, December 24.
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Ajda Pekkan, 80, Opens Up About Motherhood: Why She Was Afraid To Adopt
Ajda Pekkan, the Turkish pop legend known as 'Süperstar', is still on stage at 80. Speaking at an event recently, she talked about motherhood and explained why she kept her distance from the idea of adopting a child. Her words, reported by the Turkish daily Sabah, show the worry behind a decision she has been asked about for years.
Emre Altuğ's Full Name Revealed: The First Name He Never Used On Stage
Turkish audiences know him as Orhan from the hit series Yalı Çapkını, and pop fans have been singing his songs for more than two decades. Yet a small detail about Emre Altuğ, reported by the Turkish daily Sabah, has surprised even his longtime followers: the name on his ID is not quite the one on his album covers.
Tuzlu Kahve's Şevval Sam Stays in Character and Says Who Will Get Candan's Gold
Melis Fis, who plays İpek Aydınoğlu in the Turkish series Tuzlu Kahve, shared a fit check video with Şevval Sam, who plays her on-screen mother Candan. Şevval Sam never stepped out of character in the video and said she would leave her jewelry to İpek. The line that drew the laughs came right after: 'But I'm not going to die, that's another matter.'
Cüneyt Mete Joins the Cast of Çağatay Ulusoy's Prime Video Series Eşref Tek
Veteran actor Cüneyt Mete has joined the cast of Eşref Tek, the Prime Video series starring Çağatay Ulusoy, according to Magazin Kuryesi. Cüneyt Mete is known for playing Cemal in Aşk ve Mavi, Orhan in Kardeşlerim and Yaşar in Can Borcu. The 8-episode series will tell the story before Eşref Rüya, and filming is under way in Cyprus. The character Cüneyt Mete will play has not been announced yet.Source: Magazin Kuryesi
Sibil Çetinkaya's Chicken-Boiling Video Gets a Parody From Comedian Yasemin Sakallıoğlu
A video of Turkish content creator Sibil Çetinkaya trying to boil chicken in London, with her mother talking her through it on the phone, is being talked about again. This time the reason is comedian Yasemin Sakallıoğlu, who posted a video imitating Sibil Çetinkaya's moments in the kitchen. The original clip is best remembered for one line Sibil Çetinkaya said while handling the raw chicken: 'What I'm doing feels so animalistic.'