The King: Eternal Monarch's Lee Min Ho poses with a flower on his ear; Woo Do Hwan receives a sweet gift

Korean dramas have always been extremely popular and in the recent few years, the international love for these shows has multiplied into millions more. The best part about these K-dramas is that they don't limit themselves to one particular genre and rather focus on the complex storylines that cover different facets of human emotions.

Do you really think our beloved Pheya will let the Unbreakable Sword head for his military training sans a farewell? We are a tad emotional as Lee Min Ho met Woo Do Hwan hours before The King: Eternal Monarch star would start his military training. For the unaware, Woo Do Hwan announced that he was enlisted for his compulsory military training.

With The King: Eternal Monarch, Lee Min-ho certified yet again as to why he still continues to be one of the top Korean actors, who fans just can't get enough of. While the 2020 K-drama didn't fetch way too exciting numbers on the ratings chart, that still didn't dull Min-ho's popularity.

As fans prepare to watch the fifth episode of It’s Okay To Not Be Okay, the makers have found themselves mired with a second controversy. Earlier this week, we reported that the show made the news for its bold content.

Kim Go Eun celebrates her birthday today, July 2. The talented actress has bowled over fans with her impressive acting skills and her charming smile.

Tomorrow X Together have shared a 19-minute and 30-second-long video for ‘The Dream Chapter: Eternity’ track ‘Eternally’.In its lyrics, the song details “an unknown presence that leads the boys through repeated nightmares”.The video takes its cues from the track, taking the five members of the Korean band out of reality and into surreal, eerie dreamworlds.

Before he played the majestic emperor in The King: Eternal Monarch, Lee Min Ho played a student in The Heirs. The actor starred opposite Park Shin Hye in the series.

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.

Sonia Kil Hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic, the Korean film industry, which celebrated its centenary with Bong Joon-ho’s history-making Academy awards for “Parasite” earlier this year, has been in an unprecedented crisis since February.Since the South Korean government adopted tough social-distancing measures in late February, when the coronavirus was at its peak, cinema business has been largely affected due to local audiences’ growing fear of physical contact with strangers, including

Train to Busan is one of the most popular Korean movies of all time that doesn't just have immense fan love but is treasured by critics as well. The Yeon Sang-ho directorial became such a rage that a sequel just had to be made.

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.

Sonia Kil South Korea’s CJ ENM, the studio behind “Parasite,” and its subsidiary Studio Dragon have signed a partnership deal with American production company Skydance Media’s Skydance Television to co-develop an English-language remake of hit South Korean TV series “Hotel Del Luna.”Produced by Studio Dragon and aired on CJ ENM’s TV channel tvN in 2019, “Hotel Del Luna” is a fantasy drama that revolves around an elite hotelier who becomes the manager of an hotel that only caters to spirits at

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.

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.

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.