Month: September 2020

Everyone needs a little bit of a mood booster once in awhile…or maybe all the time. If that mood booster comes in the form of a K-drama series, then that makes it all the better because the world of K-dramas is pretty endless. There are many dramas out there that are bound to put a Continue Reading

Idols grace us with many musical gems throughout their careers. Some of these gems happen to be collaborations with other artists, both Korean and Western, which convey a panoply of messages through their lyrics. These jams can be a dream come true for fans who love seeing their favorite musicians perform together. Girl power in Continue Reading

tvN’s “Flower of Evil” has finally finished and, in true melodrama fashion, has left viewers feeling a spectrum of emotions. Episode 15 finished on a devastating cliffhanger that left Do Hyun Soo’s (Lee Joon Gi) life in the balance with Cha Ji Won (Moon Chae Won) fighting to keep him by her side. Much like Continue Reading

Ji Soo has been around for some time now, and those of you who have been following his career know that he’s proven time and time again that he’s an actor we can take seriously. The emotions he conveys in his roles and the dedication he puts into his characters are very visible on screen, Continue Reading

Guys, the universe has reunited Shan Cai and Dao Ming Shi! Okay, granted it’s 2018 Shan Cai and 2001 Dao Ming Shi, but it still counts! (For those feeling lost, Shan Cai and Dao Ming Shi are characters from Taiwanese drama “Meteor Garden,” which also has a Korean version, “Boys Over Flowers.” Jerry Yan was the male lead Continue Reading

While the separate units of NCT have showered their devoted fans, NCTzens, with tons of amazing comebacks and hilarious V LIVEs since the start of 2020, it’s clear that there’s something big in the works for the group coming up. Teasers (and rumors!) abound, and the hype for NCT 2020 is no joke. If you haven’t Continue Reading

113 days, 23 applicants, viewers from 177 countries, one Revolving Egg Door. Ladies and gentleman, this is the (nearly three-hour) final episode of “I-LAND.” With nine I-Landers left and only seven spots available, who of them will be able to make their debut? Who else is in the audience watching the live show? And which Continue Reading

“When I Was the Most Beautiful” is the MBC Wednesday-Thursday melodrama starring Im Soo Hyang, Ji Soo, and Ha Seok Jin. With the series already more than halfway complete, there are a lot of memorable moments to look back on. Here are a few of the ones that we can’t get over. Minor spoilers ahead. Continue Reading

Episodes 14 and 15 of tvN’s “Flower of Evil” will leave you in a puddle of emotions. Cha Ji Won (Moon Chae Won) and Do Hyun Soo (Lee Joon Gi) struggle to work together as they track down his father’s accomplice while on the run. These episodes will rip your heart out and stomp on Continue Reading

Starring Li Qin (“Joy of Life,” “Princess Agents“) and Qin Hao (“The Bad Kids”), “The Song of Glory” tells the story of Shen Li Ge, an orphan raised as an assassin, who must join hands with Prince Peng Cheng so as to put an end to the reign of corrupted nobles. With a dreamy love story, Continue Reading

K-pop has experimented with many musical genres, which differentiates it from mainstream pop. Naturally, disco music was bound to find its way into our favorite artists’ releases, and it continues to do so to this day. Here is a compilation of disco-infused songs throughout the years that will make you want to boogie down! 1. Dal Continue Reading

I know what you’re thinking. Huh? A single-week review instead of the usual bi-weekly ones? Well, we’re just too pumped about the looming finale (and my reviews are slowly getting longer and longer) so… here we are? Before we welcome the birth of a new boy group, here’s a rundown of what happened in week 11 Continue Reading

As we head into the final few episodes of tvN’s “Flower of Evil,” one thing is clear: the writers are not idling around. Do Hyun Soo’s (Lee Joon Gi) past is finally catching up with him as his father’s accomplice, and the real Baek Hee Sung (Kim Ji Hoon) sets up his gameboard. These episodes Continue Reading