Hyun Bin was SURPRISED with the success of Crash Landing On You; Talks about Negotiation & passion for acting

It is not new to see South Korean stars come forward to support their fellow actors and their shows and movies. But every time it happens, it makes our hearts flutter.

Over decades, Korean entertainment has swept across the globe with a huge international fan following at its beck and call thanks to the gripping dramas, creative storytelling in films and addictive music. Korean actors are not just popular locally but enjoy a worldwide fanbase as well.

Kim Soo Hyun has returned to the small screen for the first time since he wrapped his military training with It's Okay To Not Be Okay. The actor plays Moon Kang Tae in the Korean drama.

For K-drama enthusiasts, Crash Landing on You almost feels like home. The 2020 drama managed to win millions of hearts for its star-crossed lovers' storyline which centered on Yoon Se-ri (Son Ye-jin), a South Korean heiress who gets swept across to North Korea into the strong hands of Ri Jeong-hyeok (Hyun Bin), a North Korean captain in the Korean People's Army.

We just discovered his impressive acting skills and we are already preparing ourselves to bid Woo Do Hwan a teary goodbye as he heads for his military enlistment. The King: Eternal Monarch star Woo Do Hwan made the heartbreaking announcement today.

Over the weekend, two new Korean drama series began airing in South Korea. One saw the return of Kim Soo Hyun to the small screen following his military training with It's Okay To Not Be Okay and the other was Backstreet Rookie.

Trust me when I say this: It is hard to be a Korean drama fan. No, no, not because I ample options of series to watch from.

It is a great time to be a K-drama fan. The year 2020 alone has given a slew of Korean dramas to binge and we are getting more! One such drama could see ASTRO singer Cha Eun Woo in the lead.

Parasite might have won the Oscars for Best Picture this year but South Koreans have clearly not turned a blind eye towards Joaquin Phoenix's Joker. This weekend, Korean drama lovers were presented with a new show called It's Okay To Not Be Okay.

It is undoubtedly a memorable year for Lee Min-ho and Hyun Bin. The two stars have had their shows winning the audiences' hearts.

One of the most beloved K-dramas to come out this year was definitely Crash Landing on You starring the gorgeous pair of Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin. For the unversed, the storyline of CLOY centered around the star-crossed love story between North Korean Ri Jeong-hyeok, a captain in the Korean People's Army and South Korean Yoon Se-ri, heiress to the Queen's Group.

Another star has died at a tragically young age.

If you are picking boys over flowers (see what we did there!), here's Lee Min Ho giving you the option of picking a boy with flower. The King: Eternal Monarch may have ended.

The South Korean entertainment industry has seen numerous relationships make and break with time. However, there were two break ups that we couldn't completely get over: Lee Min Ho and Suzy Bae, and Song Hye Kyo and Hyun Bin.

Last week, K-drama and K-movie enthusiasts got to see their favourite stars under the same roof during the 56th Baeksang Arts Awards, which is considered as Korea's equivalent of the Oscars. From Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin of Crash Landing on You to Park Seo-joon and Kim Di-ma of Itaewon Class, fans were blessed to see all the popular celebrities that they adore.

As though we don't adore the Wooga Squad enough, BTS singer V has given us another reason to shower the gang with love. For the unversed, the friends' group includes Bangtan Boy Kim Taehyung, Itaewon Class star Park Seo Joon, Korean artist Peakboy, Parasite actor Choi Woo Shik, and singer Park Hyun Sik.

Below Deck Mediterranean star Hannah Ferrier is going to be a mom! The 33-year-old dropped the surprise news that she’s pregnant via an Instagram post on June 7, and she’s got quite a baby bump already. The show’s longtime chief stew captioned the photo, “You are already my favourite adventure,” with a pink heart emoji.

Peter White Television EditorThe Masked Singer exec producer Craig Plestis is bringing another Korean format to U.S.