Tag: k-drama

K-drama fans, it looks like Netflix is gifting us with a new release from our favorite genre this holiday season. ICYMI, according to Netflix Korea’s Vice President for Content, Min Young Kim, Pinoys are suckers for Young Adult romances and that’s exactly

Look, we’ve all come across random people on the internet jokingly wanting to reenact Squid Game in real life, but we didn’t think anyone would be crazy enough to actually do it. Apparently, this YouTuber just proved us all wrong.Western vlogger Mr.

After more than a year of waiting, we'll get to see Seo Ye Ji again on the small screen! The It's Okay To Not Be Okay (IOTNBO) actress is set to lead a new drama and it will mark her much-awaited comeback

After making our jaws drop with her acting chops in Netflix's My Name, Han So Hee surprises us once again with her Instagram birthday post!The actress just turned 27 years old last week on November 18, and she shared how she celebrated

Park Shin Hye's caliber as a performer is a rare one to come by. Being in the industry for almost two decades now, her acting chops, coupled with her charming looks, make her one of the most lovable faces on our screens—and

This just in: Park Shin Hye and Choi Tae Joon just announced their marriage plans! But that’s not all, apart from tying the knot, they’re expecting a baby soon, too!The couple of four years broke the news via their respective agencies, SALT

Song Hye Kyo needs no introduction. Beloved for her ageless beauty and her swoon-worthy romance dramas, the Hallyu star’s name, alongside that of a few others, is practically synonymous with the Korean Wave. That said, as the Hallyu craze continues to sweep

One of the most popular actresses of her generation, Jun Ji Hyun is a certified household name known to any K-drama fan even outside of Korea. While she’s been blazing her own trail since the late 90s, her fame continues to burn

Netflix is not just home to your favorite K-dramas like Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha and Squid Game, it's also chock full of other Korean titles that will make you sing, laugh, and get hungry! Some even provide a small peek into what life is like as a

Heads up, Kim Soo Hyun fans, we’re just a few days away from his newest K-drama! Yep, in case you somehow missed the memo, the Hallyu star is set to grace our screens once again, just a year after It’s Okay to

There's no deterring our love affair with all things K-drama. This time, we give you the lowdown on the highest rating Korean dramas of all time on cable TV. Think of it as an essential tried-and-tested listicle of shows any genuine K-fan should watch.Read up

There's no doubt that Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha  has won the hearts of many K-drama fans, and it's definitely going to stay in our minds for a long time. It looks like we're not alone with this sentiment since there's a Pinoy couple who took

No matter how well-loved your favorite Korean stars are, they're not exempted from South Korea's cancel culture. In a snap, they could be removed from their ongoing and upcoming projects, and get pulled out of their endorsements. On top of that, fans

With how much of a global phenomenon Squid Game turned out to be, it’s almost criminal not to give the show a second season. Besides, we’re sure millions of viewers still want an explanation for the Netflix K-drama’s bizarre ending. Luckily, the

It's high time to activate the countdown 'til Song Hye Kyo and Jang Ki Yong's new romance drama, Now We Are Breaking Up, drops! It'll officially hit SBS TV on November 12, and will soon be available to stream via Viu. Based

Hallyu star Yoo Ah In’s versatility is an impressive thing to experience. The actor knows drama like the back of his hand, having done it all, from a troubled teen, to a piano prodigy in a salacious affair, and, most recently, a

With only two months left, it's safe to conclude that 2021 has been a great year for K-dramas. A lot of titles—from healing series to psychological thrillers—achieved high viewership ratings and broke records across the world. But despite their popularity, some of

There’s no rest for a hardworking actor like Lee Do Hyun. Just months after appearing in Beyond Evil and starring in Youth of May this year, the rising leading man is back with yet another K-drama, tvN’s Melancholia. While we’re used to having

Let's turn back time to mid-2020 when Woo Do Hwan stole our hearts in The King: Eternal Monarch when he played dual roles: the icy chief imperial bodyguard Jo Young and the over-the-top public service worker Jo Eun-seob. The drama was Do

Who doesn’t love watching Lee Do Hyun? A total charmer with lauded talent to match, this rising actor is well on his way to becoming an in-demand leading man, if his current trajectory is any indication. No matter how big or small