Tag Archives: Park Shin Hye

Korean Drama Update for May 2021

Posted on May 31, 2021 by Kay

Two more dramas down for May! One was absolutely wonderful while the other was just okay. It was the sci-fi action thriller Sisyphus: The Myth and the historical River Where the

Posted in Articles | Tagged Jo Seung Woo, kdrama, Kim So Hyun, Korean Drama, Na In Woo, Park Shin Hye, River Where the Moon Rises, Sisyphus: The Myth | 8 Comments

Sisyphus: The Myth Korean Drama Review

Posted on May 5, 2021 by Kay

Sisyphus: The Myth is a sci-fi thriller about a genius engineer (Jo Seung Woo) who gets involved in a dangerous situation and is saved by a skilled warrior (Park Shin Hye) who

Posted in Reviews | Tagged Jo Seung Woo, kdrama, Korean Drama, Park Shin Hye, Sisyphus: The Myth | 13 Comments

10 Korean Dramas You Need to Be Watching in April 2021

Posted on April 1, 2021 by Kay

April has arrived and with it comes more new kdramas! Let’s see what we have to look forward to in this April 2021 edition of “Korean Dramas You Need to Be Watching.”

Posted in Drama Guides | Tagged Jang Dong Yoon, Jang Na Ra, Jo Seung Woo, Jung Yong Hwa, kdrama, Kim Rae Won, Kim So Hyun, Korean Drama, Lee Je Hoon, Lee Seung Gi, Park Shin Hye, Song Joong Ki, Yeo Jin Goo | 14 Comments

10 Korean Dramas You Need to Be Watching in March 2021

Posted on March 1, 2021 by Kay

After tons of new premieres in February, March slows down a bit, but just a little. We have several new dramas to choose from, and they are each quite different from each other.

Posted in Drama Guides | Tagged Jang Dong Yoon, Ji Soo, Jo Seung Woo, kdrama, Kim Rae Won, Kim So Hyun, Korean Drama, Lee Min Ki, Lee Seung Gi, Park Shin Hye, Shin Ha Kyun, Song Joong Ki, Yeo Jin Goo | 17 Comments

Park Shin Hye Finds Hope in New Trailer for “Sisyphus: The Myth”

Posted on February 9, 2021 by Kay

We slow things down a bit in the new trailer for the new Korean drama Sisyphus: The Myth starring Jo Seung Woo (Life) and Park Shin Hye (Memories of the Alhambra). It has

Posted in News | Tagged Jo Seung Woo, kdrama, Korean Drama, Park Shin Hye, Sisyphus: The Myth | 6 Comments

10 Korean Dramas You Need to Be Watching in February 2021

Posted on February 1, 2021 by Kay

We are making our way through 2021, and February has a huge amount of new dramas coming our way! It may be the month of love, but action and thrills dominate the new

Posted in Drama Guides | Tagged Choi Kang Hee, Ji Soo, Jo Seung Woo, kdrama, Kim Rae Won, Kim So Hyun, Kim Young Kwang, Korean Drama, Park Shin Hye, Rowoon, Shin Ha Kyun, Song Joong Ki, Yeo Jin Goo | 16 Comments

Park Shin Hye and Jo Seung Woo Feature in Action Packed First Trailer for “Sisyphus: The Myth”

Posted on December 24, 2020 by Kay

The long awaited first trailer for the upcoming Korean drama Sisyphus: The Myth starring Jo Seung Woo (Life) and Park Shin Hye (Memories of the Alhambra) has been released. It

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Best Korean Dramas of 2019

Posted on December 15, 2019 by Kay

2019 is already almost over, so that means it’s that fun time to remember all of the amazing Korean dramas we enjoyed throughout the year. There were plenty of great ones

Posted in Articles, Drama Guides | Tagged 2019 Korean Drama, Jang Na Ra, Ji Chang Wook, kdrama, Kim Jae Wook, Korean Drama, Lee Seung Gi, Park Min Young, Park Shin Hye, Suzy, Yang Se Jong, Yeo Jin Goo, Yoo Seung Ho | 41 Comments

Jo Seung Woo and Park Shin Hye Offered Starring Roles in New Sci-fi Drama “Sisyphus: The Myth”

Posted on October 2, 2019 by Kay

Jo Seung Woo (Life) and Park Shin Hye (Memories of the Alhambra) have been offered starring roles in the new Korean drama Sisyphus: The Myth. Sisyphus: The Myth is a

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Korean Drama Update for August 2019

Posted on August 31, 2019 by Kay

I got in three dramas in August, and they were all good in their own way. It was the fantasy romance Angel’s Last Mission Love, the historical Nokdu Flower, and the classic melo-