This week’s episodes of “Hyde Jekyll, Me” were perhaps the sweetest yet, and we get some emotional breakthroughs for our lovers. Jang Ha Na (Han Ji Min) finds herself at a standstill, unable to act without hurting either Seo Jin or Robin (Hyun Bin), but her lack of action likewise hurts them. It’s a tricky… Continue reading 5 Things I Loved About “Hyde Jekyll, Me” Episodes 17 & 18
Category: Features
“Infinity Challenge”: Male K-Pop Idol Version
“Infinity Challenge,” the representative Korean variety show currently airing, comes with an impressive history. (This year they celebrate their 10-year anniversary!) Its members are undoubtedly famous and nationally known. Of course, with 10 years of history, there have been member changes throughout time. Currently, there are five active members, but last week’s episode’s “challenge” was… Continue reading “Infinity Challenge”: Male K-Pop Idol Version
“We Got Married” Ep. 263 – First Impressions
“We Got Married” was very exciting this week because not only did they add four new people to their show, but they also added an extra twist to the show as well. Super Junior-M‘s Henry, CNBLUE‘s Lee Jong Hyun, Yewon, and rookie actress Gong Seung Yeon are the new faces of the show, but instead… Continue reading “We Got Married” Ep. 263 – First Impressions
Review: “Shine or Go Crazy” Eps 17 and 18 – Closing in for the Kill
“Someone’s right can be someone else’s wrong. People just have different perspectives from where they’re standing.” Synopsis Princess Yeo Won (Lee Ha Nui) completely loses her composure as she tells Wang So (Jang Hyuk) about the competitive style of living she, along with all of the other prince and princesses, had to endure as they… Continue reading Review: “Shine or Go Crazy” Eps 17 and 18 – Closing in for the Kill
10 K-Pop Groups That Disbanded Too Soon (And Left Us Wanting More)
We may be barely three months into 2015, but K-pop has already said goodbye to some six groups, a hint that staying together could be the watchword for this year in music. As girl groups like Jewelry and boy bands like Wonder Boyz call it a day, join us on a journey down memory lane; as… Continue reading 10 K-Pop Groups That Disbanded Too Soon (And Left Us Wanting More)
Highlights: “Heard It Through the Grapevine” Episode 8
Last night’s episode of “Heard It Through the Grapevine” was a relatively quiet one—no knock-down, drag-out fights here!—but that doesn’t mean nothing happened. On the contrary, it’s a hugely eventful episode, as Bom’s future in the Han family (and at Hansong Law Firm) starts to take shape. After all the trials that Bom (Go Ah… Continue reading Highlights: “Heard It Through the Grapevine” Episode 8
March 2015 CFs: Kim Woo Bin, Ahn Jae Hyun, SHINee, and More
We are back this month with a bounty of CFs full of your favorite stars. From cosmetics to pizza, and ice cream to facial cleansing brushes, these celebs have been busy selling goods like hotcakes through their awesome commercials. Be sure to share which were your favorites in the comments below! Shall we begin?
10 Things That Happened 10 Years Ago in K-Dramas
10 years ago in K-dramas.. 1. Super Junior‘s Choi Siwon captured the hearts of schoolgirls with his flower boy looks in the drama “18 vs. 29,” playing the younger version of Ryu Soo Young. 2. Jo In Sung was stealing the OTP title from Ji Jin Hee in “Spring Day.” Originally, Ji Jin Hee was supposed to end… Continue reading 10 Things That Happened 10 Years Ago in K-Dramas
Highlights: “Heard It Through the Grapevine” Episode 7
Episode seven of “Heard It Through the Grapevine” opens in the aftermath of last week’s breakfast-meeting disaster, and it’s immediately clear that something has changed. The relationships between all of our main characters have altered—most unexpectedly, In Sang (Lee Joon) and Bom (Go Ah Sung) are no longer the united front they once were. Of… Continue reading Highlights: “Heard It Through the Grapevine” Episode 7
Top Ten K-drama Moments Of The Week – March Week 3
This top 10 is a blend of wistfulness and excitement, especially as this past week was a curtain call for a beloved show that continued to give so much fun to the very end. Meanwhile tvN’s latest offering had a solid debut with its moments of heart and levity. Drum roll please!