08 Thursday May 2014
Posted in Korean Movie News
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Junho, Kang Ha Neul, Kdrama, Kim Woo Bin, Korean Movie, twenty
This is great. I love Kim Woo Bin (the charisma) and Kang Ha Neul (the scene stealer) and now they are starring together again after Heirs, this time in a movie titled Twenty, accompanied by KPOP group 2 PM‘s Junho. The movie will revolve around three 20-year-old best friends and their lives. It is being touted as a light and comedy film, which I’m Continue reading
07 Wednesday May 2014
Posted in Previews
I admit that A New Leaf did not have that high level of energy in its first week but it was compelling enough to make me look forward to the upcoming episodes. I like that the show established just enough description about our characters, especially Suk Joo, as he is the one who will undergo personality makeover after his accident and what is the use of it all if the viewers can’t notice that change. So the show did a deft job in just two episodes so Continue reading
06 Tuesday May 2014
Posted in Fashion
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Han Hyo Joo always amazes me with the perfection and class that she always has in all her photo spreads I’ve seen till date. She vows me everytime with her style credentials, adding a sophisticated layer and elegance. Every frame is perfect. She connects through her photos instead of simply posing for one as we see more often than not in the Continue reading
04 Sunday May 2014
Posted in Korean Drama News
The upcoming tvN drama Flower Grandpa Investigation Unit looks cute as a button from its posters and other promotional material. The show is a comedy about four friends — played by Choi Jin Hyuk (Emergency Couple), Park Min Woo (Scandal), Park Doo Shik (he played the hilarious role of Lee Jong Suk‘s classmate in I Hear Your Voice) and Heechul (of Kpop group Super Junior) — they are also cops. One day, except Heechul, Continue reading
03 Saturday May 2014
Posted in First Impressions
New MBC drama A New Leaf is here taking over the Wednesday – Thursday slot. I’m amazed how the show efficiently managed to smoothly move from comical situations to more serious and dramatic ones. We have been introduced to the players and their relationships and I liked the first week of the drama, which was a nice mix of everything — bickering leads, charismatic lawyers, unscrupulous guys, thoughtful silences. Continue reading
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