This innovative, decades-spanning drama is the best superhero series that Disney has released in years. (Sorry, MCU.) It ...

In the era of strong female leads, the latest Disney+ Korean original blockbuster “Tempest” was conceived out of “a desire to tell a story centered on a powerful female character.” In contrast to ...

You and Everything Else is a Korean drama that combines camaraderie, competition, and feelings in a manner that's already attracting enthusiasts globally. The drama promises a fresh take on friendship ...

If you’re looking for fresh K-dramas to enjoy this weekend, there’s something for everyone. From revenge and crime to emotional stories of friendship and love, these shows bring strong characters and ...

Netflix describes this show as the "K-drama spin" on its hit series Orange Is the New Black. Up-and-coming baseball star Kim ...

The series aims for depth, and while the performances often bring out its emotional core, the slow pace and heavy melodrama keep it from fully landing. ‘You and Everything Else,’ directed by Jo ...

Beyond the Bar — this writer's pick from OTT releases of August 2025 — is a legal romance K-drama that follows a confident rookie attorney at Yullim Law Firm and her journey to become a respected ...

Prepare to celebrate this year’s annual K-Drama Day with all the laughs! Global OTT platform Rakuten Viki’s third annual International K-Drama Day is set to take place on September 26 this year. In ...

Kim Mi-kyung, celebrated for her motherly roles in K-dramas like ‘Hi Bye Mama!’, shared heartwarming bonds with her on-screen daughters, including Kim Tae Hee and Jang Na Ra, who maintain close ...

BEIJING – South Korean actress Gianna Jun’s new series Tempest has sparked controversy in China after a line from the K-drama was criticised as offensive. Even though the show – which is streaming on ...

Netflix’s series “Bon Appétit, Your Majesty” is part historical fiction, part romantic comedy and all about the food. Credit...Video by Netflix Supported by By Eric Kim For Eric Kim, there’s nothing ...