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Continue reading →: Ha Suk Jin, Im Soo Hyang, and Ji Soo to Star in “When I Was the Prettiest”
We have the cast lined up for the upcoming Korean drama When I Was the Prettiest with Ha Suk Jin (Your House Helper), Im Soo Hyang (Graceful Family), and Ji Soo
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Continue reading →: A Dance Party Breaks Out in First Trailer for “Sweet Munchies”
Time for a trailer for the upcoming Korean drama Sweet Munchies (or Late Night Snack Man and Woman) starring Jung Il Woo (Haechi) and Kang Ji Young
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Continue reading →: Park Hae Jin Set to Star in “Crime Puzzle”
Park Hae Jin (Forest) is set to star in the upcoming Korean drama Crime Puzzle. Crime Puzzle is a thriller that is based on a webtoon of the same name about a police academy
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Continue reading →: An Offer is Out to Ahn Hyo Seop to Star in “Hong Chun Gi”
An offer is out to Ahn Hyo Seop (Romantic Doctor Teacher Kim 2) to star in the upcoming Korean historical drama Hong Chun Gi. Hong Chun Gi is a fantasy romance about
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Continue reading →: “The World of the Married” Becomes Highest Rated Korean Cable Drama Ever
Wow! The currently airing drama The World of the Married (or Couple’s World) starring Kim Hee Ae (Second to Last Love) and Park Hae Joon (Arthdal Chronicles) has become
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Continue reading →: “Navillera” Has an Offer Out to Song Kang to Star
The upcoming Korean drama Navillera has an offer out to Song Kang (When the Devil Calls Your Name) to star. Navillera tells the story of a 70 year old man and a young man in
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Continue reading →: Cha Eun Woo Considering Starring Role in “True Beauty”
Cha Eun Woo (Rookie Historian Goo Hae Ryung) is considering a starring role in the new Korean drama True Beauty. True Beauty follows the romance between a woman who
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Continue reading →: 10 Korean Dramas You Need to Be Watching in May 2020
We are already well into spring now, and May is bringing us lots of drama premieres! Let’s see what we have to look forward to in this May 2020 edition of “Korean Dramas You
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Continue reading →: Korean Drama Update for April 2020
I got in another two dramas for April. They were both easy watches that provided some much needed laughter. It was the comedy dramas My Little Baby and I Picked Up a









