11 Tuesday Nov 2014
Posted in Korean Drama News
I have to warn you guys about this post containing massive picture dump! The most awaited drama for this season, Pinocchio is finally here to grace our screens as it arrives on Wednesday on SBS. It has small shoes to fill as its preceding drama, the drama version of a sleeping pill aka My Lovely Girl, was low rated almost throughout its run. I Continue reading
21 Tuesday Oct 2014
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It has been a while since I covered a magazine pictorial but when I came across these lovely pictures of Park Shin Hye, I couldn’t resist posting about it. The girl looks as fresh as a daisy and I love the way she always looks innocent whatever she wears or styles as. But of course, these spreads from @Star1 November issue mostly portray her in a Continue reading
12 Friday Sep 2014
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Lee Jong Suk has finally confirmed to star in upcoming SBS drama Pinocchio that reunites him with I Hear Your Voice PD-writer team and he will star opposite Park Shin Hye. He received so much popularity and love through the show and although he was rising in his career already with hit School 2013, IHYV cemented a top Continue reading
04 Thursday Sep 2014
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I have always loved Park Shin Hye ever since I first watched her in You’re Beautiful. She is as cute as a cup cake and as sweet as lilies. She has a very fresh look as well. But I have to say that she needs to try roles that have more range than her previous works. Her best performance was in Flower Boy Next Door and that role was also quite Continue reading
21 Wednesday May 2014
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Coffee Prince, cross dressing, Gong Yoo, Jang Geun Suk, Ma Boy, Nail Shop Paris, Painter Of The Wind, Park Shin Hye, Sungkyunkwan Scandal, Sword And Flower, The First Shop Of Coffee Prince, To The Beautiful You, Yoon Eun Hye, You're Beautiful
Crossdressing is one the most used themes in K-dramas. The dramaland is filled with mostly the following varieties of TV shows: rom-coms, melodrama, family, sageuks and thrillers. Romantic comedy is one of the most loved genres, be it locally or internationally and Korean TV industry makes rom-coms like nobody’s business. And that makes crossdressing a very suitable and sure-shot topic to use as it is accompanied by lots of options to further encapsulate various arcs in the plot: comedy and funny shenanigans, romance, angst, melo. Of course, the setting of a girl dressed as a boy (which is in most of the Continue reading
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