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Fifteen years ago, a father lost his finger while protecting his daughter, leading to their separation. Now, she faces betrayal from her ex-boyfriend, scorn from her family for her job as a water delivery worker, and the death of her adoptive father due to humiliation. As she struggles, her biological father—now a wealthy man—suddenly returns to take her home. However, the reunion is complicated by another woman who claims to be the true heiress, sparking imminent family conflict.

As a child, she experienced the massacre of her entire family. After being rescued, she went overseas, and once had a profound love affair with him, but later discovered that he was the younger brother of her enemy and reluctantly broke up with him. Upon returning to her country, she marries his brother to get close to her enemies...

He has been loving the daughter of his enemy, tormenting her yet unable to release her from his heart. However, what he doesn't know is that to protect him, she endures his misunderstandings and remains by his side.

Kicked out of an S-class base for being "useless," Adam Reid thought his life was over. No special abilities. No future. Just a slow death in a world overrun by Wraiths. Then a voice spoke in his head. "Underworld Management System activating." Now he runs the most dangerous restaurant in the Wasteland. His ingredients? S-class Wraiths. His staff? Legendary reapers he's tamed along the way. His goal? Not survival. Not justice. Just profit and a hell of a good time watching the powerful squirm.

Felix Lane, once a Spiritual Lord, seeks a normal life at Skyreach High, concealing his true power. Despite facing challenges from the "genius" Adam Lee, Felix handles them with ease, even playing pranks. However, when the school conspires with Manareave Pavilion to harm students, Felix decides to take action.

Childhood and high school crush vibes, college awkwardness, and the kind of comedy that makes you say "same." Watch every episode of "She's Out of His Mind" -- and keep your eyes open for actors Jennifer Siebel Newsom and Amanda Noret from TV's "Veronica Mars."*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

She initially gave up the chance to complete the system's task, transferring her husband's cancer cells to herself. Knowing she didn't have long to live, as a mysterious genius scientist, she created a lifelike robot identical to herself, programming it to always obey her husband and protect her daughter. But after she died, her soul ended up inside the robot, only to watch her husband move his mistress into their home, treat her daughter cruelly, and humiliate her in various ways. At that moment, she began to regret her decision. Does she still have a chance to change everything?

On my wedding day, my fiancé told me my sister was pregnant with his child. For the sake of family honor, I had to break off the engagement. That night, I had a one-night stand with a stranger. I thought he was just a cowboy, but little did I know, he was a possessive billionaire.

Ever wonder who’s responsible for bringing your favorite stars to the big screen? Our incredible Casting Directors pull back the curtain on the world of casting. They share what they look for in fresh talent, their wildest audition stories, and advice on how to thrive as an actor.

Two major forces in verticals finally collide. Jen Cooper of Vertical Drama Love joins Nicole Mattox for an intimate conversation on the state of verticals. From where the industry is headed to what audiences are really craving, nothing is off-limits. It’s an unfiltered deep dive into the conversations creators, actors, and fans have been waiting for.

This week, we’re rolling out the red carpet for the tiny stars of ReelShort, April Korovichenko from Mommy Don’t Cry Daddy Is Sorry, and Maxwell Maydaniuk, the ultimate matchmaker in Mommy I Got You a Date. But they didn't come alone! Their superstar moms are in the studio too for a feel-good episode about Hollywood and home life. We talk about what it’s really like raising rising stars, the BTS fun of child actor, and playing some hilarious games that may or may not reveal who’s the star in the family.