“Save Me” (구해줘)
“Save Me” depicts how a cult ensnares members to join them. Are these people stupid? No. But they do want to believe in something so badly that they are wiling to overlook all the signs that something is amiss.
5 K-Drama Actors Who’ve Risen from the Supporting Role to Leading Man
Almost all K-Drama actors start out as second leads. But some find themselves elevated to leading man roles. Here’re five of our favorites.
Go Away With … Wonho
Pop star Wonho has traveled the world. But the Korean musician says once this pandemic is over, he would love to travel around the United States with his family: “I want to show them all the great things I experienced.”
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“It’s Okay to Not Be Okay” (사이코지만)
“It’s Okay to Not Be Okay” is an unconventional love story that also focuses beautifully on mental health. It depicts how the aftermath of abuse and abandonment affects the psyche, but reaffirms that no one is a lost cause — and that seeking help is self love.
10 of Our Favorite K-Drama Love Stories
“My Love From Another Star,” “Coffee Prince,” “It’s OK, That’s Love” … those are just three great Korean love stories. What are some of your faves?
Go Away With … Nancy Jooyoun Kim
“Traveling reaffirms my belief in humanity and that as a species, we are worth saving,” says “The Last Story of Mina Lee” author Nancy Jooyoun Kim.
“Prison Playbook” (슬기로운 감빵생활)
“Prison Playbook” is a dramedy I never wanted to watch. But I’m so glad I did, because it handled social injustice in a way that was palatable to digest, while offering a satisfying ending.
Different Names, Same Stars: Korean Actors Who Use Stage Names
Do you know who Park Yong-Gyu is? How about Kim Tae-Pyung? These are the birth names of some of South Korea’s most famous actors.
Go Away With … Sebastián Zurita
“We have a family tradition where every winter we travel to different parts of the world,” says actor Sebastián Zurita. “We have gone to Australia, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Russia, Italy, Paris, Brazil, Argentina. You name it.”
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This was our first hotel stay during the COVID-19 pandemic and we were a bit nervous. However, the hotel wasn’t overbooked, everyone social distanced and wore masks, and we felt safe. But me being me, I did bring my own disinfectant wipes to clean the surfaces (doorknobs, remote controls etc.) … just in case.
The K-Drama Stars Who Live Just Like Us!
Some of South Korea’s most beloved talent enjoy finding a good bargain. This doesn’t mean they’re cheap. But what it does indicate is that they understand the value of hard-earned money.
Go Away With … Tikyra Jackson
Inspired by the worldwide protests to denounce George Floyd’s death, Tikyra Jackson went all out on “No More Fear,” playing the instruments herself and singing lead vocals.
Reader … That “Famous Journalist” is Me
IU, D.O., V, Suzy, Park Hyung-Sik and Chanyeol are a few of my favorite Triple Threats. Who are your top picks?
Meet the Women of the New K-Drama “CHIP-IN”
The female leads from “CHIP-IN” had major roles in “SKY Castle” and “Kingdom.” Are you watching their latest K-Drama?
Go Away With … Kiiara
“I Still Do” singer-songwriter suggests that when planning a trip, “Get a hotel with an ocean view where you can walk across the street and be at the beach within less than a minute.”
“Kkondae Intern” (꼰대인턴)
If half the things that happened in “Kkondae Intern” occurred at a fraternity hazing, people would be incensed. But it seems to be accepted…at least in K-Dramas…that this is just how workplaces are in South Korea.
Go Away With … Rudi
“I can speak Spanish enough to get around,” said Rudi Gutierrez, singer and “The Bachelor: Listen To Your Heart” alum. “I was pretty fluent in a matter of two weeks when I was in Spain. Picked up a little Japanese while I was in Japan, too.”
Block B’s Zico Starts Military Duty On July 30
Zico’s the fifth Block B member to serve his country: Taeil, B-Bomb and U-Kwon have already enlisted. Jaehyo — the group’s first member to enlist — was discharged in December 2019.