Fans of the webtoon have been waiting for years, and with filming confirmed, Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint is on its way to becoming one of the biggest Korean movie releases based on a web novel and webtoon.

Historical K-dramas have a charm of their own. They offer gripping stories set in royal courts, wartime struggles, and age-old traditions. From political rivalries to forbidden romances, these dramas have something for every viewer. Whether you're new to the genre or have already watched a few fan-favorites, this list covers some of the best ones that continue to leave a lasting impression.

Swapping medals for badges, in a world full of corruption, deception, and injustice. What else lies beneath? Let's dive in and take a look at what this exciting new drama holds!

Die-hard K-drama fans know the undeniable impact of supporting characters and second leads. While they may not be the central focus, many of them exude serious main character energy. These roles aren’t just well-written—they’re brought to life with such brilliance by the actors that they become unforgettable, often stealing the spotlight from the leads. Their performances elevate these characters to iconic status, etching them into the hearts and minds of fans forever.

Tastefully Yours is the latest romantic K-drama making headlines in 2025, led by the powerful pairing of Go Min Si and Kang Ha Neul. With just two episodes aired, it’s already capturing attention for its quiet storytelling, cozy setting, and emotionally rich characters.

We take a look at the global phenomenon, Squid Game Season 2, and share the best moments that had us hooked as we take a look at the upcoming Season 3!

A love story unfolding in Korea's Joseon Dynasty, as Korea's vibrant past meets a more modern Korea, with Netflix's new period drama. Here is what you need to know ahead of this weekend's premiere!

My Demon finale shocked fans with Gu Won’s emotional past and a vanishing act. Here’s a full recap and fan theories.

Today, we spotlight 7 K-pop idol-actors who have defied expectations and proven they’re far more than just pretty faces.

To celebrate his birthday, we’re revisiting six of his most memorable K-dramas — and the valuable life lessons we’ve learned from the characters he brought to life.

Queen’s House is the newest weekday drama shaking up Korean primetime TV. It started airing on April 28, 2025, on KBS2, with episodes released Monday to Friday at 7:50 PM KST.

Get ready for a fresh lineup of Korean dramas hitting your screens this May 2025. From heartwarming romances to spine-chilling thrillers, the upcoming month has highly anticipated stories that fans won't want to miss! Here's a complete guide to the K-dramas premiering in May, including cast, episode count, and where to stream them.

Echoes of darkness: unravelling the secrets of dark romance K-dramas. Here are our top picks!

When Heavenly Ever After first announced its cast, some viewers raised eyebrows. Questions about casting an older actress in a fantasy romance story filled online forums. However, once the drama aired, it quickly became clear: Heavenly Ever After is not just another fantasy drama — it is a deeply moving story about love, life, and aging gracefully.

Weak Hero Class 2 raised the bar even higher, delivering an intense and emotional sequel that surpassed the first season. Staying true to the core themes, the director cleverly connected both seasons through parallels and deeper character growth.

From charming romantic leads to intense and layered villains, Lee Jun Young has taken on a variety of roles that highlight just how dynamic he can be. If you're new to his work or a longtime fan, here are 9 standout dramas and movies that prove why he’s one of the most exciting actors to watch right now!

This article will explore the 5 breakout actors that are the driving force of the next generation of K-dramas! These actors caught our attention with their amazing attention to detail in their craft, and our breaths with the aura they bring to the screen!

If slow-burn romances aren’t your thing, Korea’s action cinema is here to shake things up. From gritty gun battles to slick martial arts sequences, these films bring heart-pounding thrills with powerful stories.

Way Back Love is not your usual romantic drama. It’s emotional, heartwarming, and heartbreaking — all at the same time. After watching the first four episodes, I can honestly say this drama will stay with you for a long time.

Kim Seon Ho’s iconic wink-and-smile moment from When Life Gives You Tangerines has become the latest viral sensation, and honestly, we’re not complaining!