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Actors Jung Yong-hwa and Cha Tae-hyun have teamed up to play a comedy duo in KBS' new detective series, “Brain Works.” “I've been wanting to work with Cha,” Jung said during an online press conference for the series, Monday. “He's the type of person who doesn't overtly take care of you but rather makes it subtle and you can realize that later on. I've gotten a lot of help with acting from him.”

From period medical drama Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist to fantasy series Run Into You and legal drama Can We Be Strangers, several exciting K-dramas launch early in the new year.

This weekend's stories include There Could Be 42,777 Intelligent Alien Civilizations In Our Galaxy to Would the ‘Human Evolutionary Niche’ Be Filled If We Go Extinct to Why Earth Just Had Its Shortest Day on Record, and much more.

Dr. sanjay gupta explains in today's "chasing life." >> reporter: i'm dr. gustsanjay gupta with "chasing life" podcast. i've been interested with the idea that thoughts and emotions can tangibly affect our health and vice verse it. it's a reciprocal relationship. especially for gratitude. reflecting on what you're grateful for can objectively change the way your brain works. it does this by increasing serotonin and dopamine, hormones that make us feel good. it also does this by regulating stress hormones. and over time, this forges and strengthens pathways in our brains, as well. anyone can do...

Now, what can you see? erm, patterns? yeah. so, when people look at flickering lights through closed eyelids, different people see different things. it's like when you're on a train and the light�*s shining behind the trees and it comes and goes. exactly. and this is a phenomenon that's been known... you can open your eyes now, by the way. this is a phenomena that's been known about for quite a while. but now there is an experience which is part science, part art, part music and part light that's trying to find out more about how your brain works. and it's pretty trippy. in this building... ...