Lee Sung Jin, creator of the Netflix series ‘Beef’, reflects on the show's 16 Emmy nominations, his abandoned Tom Brady heist plot, and perceived snubs for Finneas and Cailee Spaeny.
Finneas' "weirder" score for Netflix's 'Beef' Season 2, drawing on creator Lee Sung Jin's originality, is being highlighted as a potential Emmy contender.
Emmy-winning 'Beef' creator Lee Sung Jin has renewed his multi-year overall deal with Netflix, which will cover both scripted series and feature films.
Netflix has unveiled the trailer for 'Beef' Season 2, the latest installment of Lee Sung Jin’s anthology series, which will star Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton, and Cailee Spaeny as two feuding couples, with the Serbian trailer also released.
Creator Lee Sung Jin revealed how Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan incorporated their own backstories into the Lindsay-Josh fight scene for 'Beef' Season 2, which has garnered 16 Emmy nominations.
Leading TV showrunners Lucia Aniello, Erin Foster, David E. Kelley, Bill Lawrence, Lee Sung Jin, and Dan Levy gathered to discuss various topics including awkward actor conversations, nepotism, and music licensing challenges.
Netflix has officially renewed its 'Stranger Things: Tales From '85' spinoff series for a second season, despite a reportedly divisive response from viewers. The showrunner has teased what's ahead for the series.
Charles Melton and Cailee Spaeny round out the central quartet in Lee Sung Jin's dark comedy about the escalating rivalry between two couples working at a country club.
Director Jake Schreier has announced that 'Beef' creator Lee Sung Jin and 'The Bear' showrunner Joanna Calo are writing the script for the upcoming Marvel 'X-Men' reboot movie.
The 2026 Primetime Emmy nominations have been announced, with 'The Pitt' leading all shows with 25 nods and 'Hacks' setting a new record for comedies with 24 nominations. Actor Noah Wyle was specifically nominated for his role in 'The Pitt', joining various other actors, showrunners, and network executives reacting to their recognition.
'Beef' director Lee Sung Jin and 'Black Rabbit' director/star Jason Bateman sat down to discuss their directing techniques, aesthetic choices, and how a real-life ER visit inspired their work.
A man identified as Shamar Elkins shot and killed eight children, including seven of his own, and wounded their mother in Louisiana. Police later shot and killed the perpetrator, while one child reportedly escaped by jumping from a roof.
Lee Sung Jin, creator of the series "Beef," has agreed to work on the script for the upcoming "X-Men" reboot. He expressed his honor at the opportunity, stating it was an offer he couldn't refuse.
Jake Schreier, director of the upcoming MCU X-Men reboot, announced that "Beef" creator Lee Sung Jin and "The Bear" co-showrunner Joanna Calo are working on a draft of the script. The project is currently in development.