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More than halfway through the Itaewon Class finale, Park Sae-Royi (Park Seo-Joon) receives a call from Oh Soo-Ah (Kwon Nara). To take her call, he does something that we haven’t seen in a decade or so—he unfolds a flip phone. Soo-Ah uses

Park Seo-Joon's recently concluded drama Itaewon Class featured him in a notable coconut slash chestnut hairstyle similar to the hairstyle of the webtoon character his role was based on. TBH, that was a pretty bold move to make in terms of hairstyling

Kim Dong Hee is the newest rising young star in K-Dramaland with a slew of hit projects in recent years. Don't know much about the South Korean actor? Here's a quick rundown of what you need to know: Dong Hee is only

There's a new K-drama is in sight! And it’s not just any other drama because it involves a major comeback for one of South Korea’s famous leading men. Lee Min-Ho returns to the small screen in The King: Eternal Monarch, written by Kim Eun-Sook who

If you’re a fan of Netflix’s Itaewon Class, then we’re pretty sure that the lead character, Park Sae-ro-yi (played by Park Seo-joon), easily won you over with his headstrong and kind-hearted personality. And as if that wasn’t enough, there’s his dashing looks

If you asked me last year or a few years back to give K-dramas a chance, I would have flatly said no. But as we all know from experience, anything can happen in 2020. As it turns out, I’m not as averse to Korean

“I am not a prince,” Ju Ji-hoon says humbly. But the Kingdom star has come a long way since debuting in the hit K-drama Princess Hours back in 2006. (Did you know that he also played the role of a crown prince back

If you had all the time in the world, what would you do? Several of us would probably dedicate a good portion of that time just to binge every single K-drama that piques our interest, especially now that more and more Korean shows

If you’re a fan of the hit Netflix K-drama Itaewon Class, then you know very well that Park Sae-ro-yi, played by the handsome Park Seo Joon, resolved to trump the company owned by his pompous wealthy classmate Geun-won after killing his father

If you can’t get enough of Korean drama Crash Landing on You, don’t worry, we completely understand. Apart from the RiRi couple (a.k.a. Captain Ri Jeong Hyuk and Yoon Se Ri), audiences were also hooked with the secondary leads in the series.

Kingdom’s season two gave us quite a cliffhanger ending (yet again), and introduced us to new characters that will surely become instant favorites once the show returns on Netflix. Though we may now know who microbraided Jun Ji-Hyun is and what her

In the vast world of K-drama, fans may think that they've seen enough strange plots not to shock them by the next offering, but Netflix's My Holo Love would like to refute that idea with its take on technology. We've seen artifical

If you’ve been watching K-dramas since the first Hallyu wave back in the mid-2000s (we’re talking Full House, the Endless Love series, and the like!) then it’s safe to say that Netflix’s Joseon era zombie drama is refreshing. But screenwriter Kim Eun-Hee

South Korean actor Hyun Bin has become a household name worldwide ever since his starring role on K-drama Crash Landing on You. The 37-year-old starred as Captain Ri Jeong-hyuk, a North Korean soldier and the male lead in the hit series.Hyun Bin’s

Park Seo Joon plays entrepreneur Park Sae Ro in Itaewon Class, a series based on a webtoon with the same name. He cut his beautiful swoon-worthy hair (the one we all loved in What's Wrong With Secretary Kim?) to a bowl cut

Prince Lee Chang of Netflix’s hit zombie K-drama Kingdom is undoubtedly stylish off screen, and we’re loving his unexpected sartorial choices. During yesterday’s press conference in South Korea for the series' much-awaited second season, Ju Ji-Hoon opted for a suit in candy-colored pastel hues that made him

Ah, the Korean drama craze. Where do we even begin? It's just the third month of 2020 but so much has already happened in the realm of K-drama, with Crash Landing On You taking the Hallyu world by storm, and Park Seo

Who else can claim that they’ve met their oppa in the flesh? As it turns out, Chloe Lopez of the Korean fanpage The Saranghe Oppa is one of the lucky few who've had a fateful encounter.During her recent trip to Seoul, the Filipina

It's official, our fellow My Love from the Star fanatics: Kim Soo Hyun is making his grand re-entrance into the small screen scene after a five-year hiatus! Thes best part? It's been confirmed that it's coming to Netflix! On February 7, tvN announced

Get excited everyone: Park Seo Jun is in the building! The K-drama star just arrived in Manila and our K-Drama-loving hearts are swooning! Dubbed as the "master of romantic comedy", you may remember his face from memorable performances in What's Wrong with Secretary Kim as