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Han Ji Min, Park Sung Hoon, And Lee Ki Taek Explore Love In Different Ways In New Drama “The Practical Guide To Love” Posters
JTBC’s upcoming drama “The Practical Guide to Love” has unveiled new character posters! “The Practical Guide to Love” tells the story of Lee Ui Yeong (Han Ji Min), a woman who dives into the world of blind dates after deciding to pursue love. When she meets two men with strikingly different charms, she finds herself torn between them—prompting a journey towards discovering what true love really means. The posters show how Lee Ui Yeong, Song Tae Seop (Park Sung Hoon), and Shin Ji Su (Lee Ki Taek) approach romance. Lee Ui Yeong is shown sitting on an outdoor terrace bathed in warm sunlight, enjoying a relaxed moment. The heart icon above her head and her expression show her excitement as she prepares for a new romantic journey. The phrase “A woman choosing love” instead of “A woman waiting for love” highlights her determination to actively pursue romance rather than hesitate. Next, Song Tae Seop draws attention with his caring side, promising a sweet morning for his partner. The phrase “The man who is like the correct answer that blends into my daily life,” paired with Song Tae Seop stepping out of the driver’s seat holding two cups of coffee, highlights his attentive nature in taking care of his loved one. Meanwhile, Shin Ji Su, described as “The unpredictable man who turns my day upside down,” gives off a free-spirited vibe. Sitting on a motorcycle in a rider jacket, his gaze shows confidence and boldness, teasing what impact he will have on Lee Ui Yeong’s day.
Bae In Hyuk And Roh Jeong Eui’s Cohabitation Gets Off To A Rocky Start In “Our Universe”
tvN’s “Our Universe” has shared new stills from its upcoming episode! “Our Universe” is a romance drama about two in-laws who, despite harboring deep misunderstandings about one another, unexpectedly end up raising their nephew Woo Joo together. After moving in together, they embark on a journey of personal growth and blossoming romance. Spoilers In the previous episode, Sun Tae Hyung (Bae In Hyuk) and Woo Hyun Jin (Roh Jeong Eui) unexpectedly became guardians to their 20-month-old nephew Woo Joo (Park Yu Ho) after an unforeseen accident. Sun Tae Hyung, who urgently needed a place to stay, and Woo Hyun Jin, who desperately needed someone to help care for the child, decided to meet each other’s needs by signing a conditional cohabitation agreement. The newly released stills suggest that Sun Tae Hyung and Woo Hyun Jin’s cohabitation is off to a rocky start. The photos show the two facing off with sharp, intense gazes. In one image, Woo Hyun Jin is seen holding up her phone to show Sun Tae Hyung a problematic video. Sun Tae Hyung’s reaction adds to the intrigue, while the wary expression on Woo Joo’s face as he watches the two adults bicker adds to the humor. The production team shared, “Sun Tae Hyung’s seemingly skilled yet clumsy approach to parenting as he fully dives into co-parenting will deliver delightful laughter,” and hinted, “Another incident is about to hit Woo Joo’s household.” The next episode airs on February 11 at 10:40 p.m. KST.
“The WONDERfools” Responds To Reports About Premiere Schedule
“The WONDERfools” is set to be released in the second quarter of the year as originally planned. On February 11, a media outlet reported that although there were discussions regarding a possible change to the release schedule due to Cha Eun Woo’s tax evasion allegations, the Netflix original series “The WONDERfools” has ultimately confirmed its release date of May 15 as originally planned. The report also claimed that the production team is planning to unveil preview content and is coordinating a press conference featuring the cast for May 12 and 13. In response to the report, a Netflix representative stated, “’The WONDERfools’ is currently scheduled for release in the second quarter, and as of now, there are no changes to the release plan.” The Netflix representative further explained, “There are no changes yet, and the exact release date has not been finalized.” The representative also stated that since there are still more than three months left until the premiere, details such as the date of the press conference have not yet been finalized. Starring Park Eun Bin and Cha Eun Woo and set in the doomsday-fearing year 1999, “The WONDERfools” is a comedy action adventure that follows a group of awkward townies who unexpectedly gain superpowers and take on villains threatening the peace of Haeseong City. The project is drawing significant anticipation as it reunites director Yoo In Sik, who helmed the hit ENA drama “Extraordinary Attorney Woo,” with the drama’s lead actress Park Eun Bin. The cast of “The WONDERfools” also includes Choi Dae Hoon, Kim Hae Sook, and Son Hyun Joo.
Shin Hae Sun And Na In Woo Confirmed To Reunite For New Rom-Com "Love O'Clock"
Get ready for a heart-fluttering new rom-com drama! On February 11, Netflix confirmed the production of new romantic comedy drama “Love O’Clock” along with the cast lineup of Shin Hae Sun, Na In Woo, Yoon Kyun Sang, and Lee Joo Woo. “Love O’Clock” follows the story of Cha Ju An (Shin Hae Sun), a variety show producer whose has a dynamic work and personal life, and professional tennis player Yu Do Jin (Na In Woo) as they swap souls without warning for one exactly one hour each day, delivering laughter and heart-fluttering excitement. Based on the popular webtoon “An Hour of Romance,” “Love O’Clock” will be helmed by director Kim Sang Hup of “Melancholia,” “True Beauty,” “Extraordinary You,” and more. “A Business Proposal” screenwriters Han Sul Hee and Hong Bo Hui will be in charge of the script. Furthermore, the drama highlights the reunion between Shin Hae Sun and Na In Woo, who starred in “Mr. Queen” together. Shin Hae Sun will take on the role of the hardworking variety show producer Cha Ju An, who has a bulldozer-like personality but sidelines her own happiness. After meeting the intense tennis player Yu Do Jin, her life takes a drastic turn. Na In Woo will play the promising star athlete Yu Do Jin who is obsessed with organization. Although he keeps a tight control over his life, he begins to experience Ju An’s unruly hour every day. However, despite his cold exterior, Yu Do Jin also harbors a thoughtful and warm personality. Yoon Kyun Sang will take on the role of Ko Tae Hoon, who plays a director at Yu Do Jin’s agency and his close friend, protecting Yu Do Jin by his side. Although he always charms people with his warm smile, he doesn’t easily open up to people until he meets Choi Mi Hyang. Lee Joo Woo will play the variety show writer Choi Mi Hyang, Ju An’s close friend, housemate, and peer. With a down-to-earth and honest personality, she has lost all fantasy about romance due to her work and has been single all her life. However, she comes across romance after meeting Ko Tae Hoon. “Love O’Clock” will premiere via Netflix. Stay tuned for more updates!
5 Romantic C-Dramas To Add To Your Valentine's Day Binge List
From love at first sight to a love that’s been nurtured over years, C-dramas have explored love in all forms and across all seasons. From childhood sweethearts finding they way back to each other, to adults navigating the complex grown up world of ambition and power, these recent shows have given us several shades of romance. Here are five romantic C-dramas that deliver both the plot and the chemistry and are perfect for Valentine’s Day. “Shine On Me” “Shine On Me” is a gentle and healing drama that embraces you with its warmth and softness. Nie Xi Guang (Zhao Jin Mai) is a carefree and kind-hearted girl. She falls for a college mate and cutely confesses her feelings, but they are not returned. Instead, she is made out to be someone who is trying to steal a classmate’s sweetheart. Hurt by the turn of events, she keeps her distance and becomes wary of giving into her feelings again. Lin Yu Sen (Song Wei Long) is a bright neurosurgeon, destined for bigger things in his medical career, but an accident brings an end to his position. So he starts working for his family’s business. However, Yu Sen holds a resentment towards Xi Guang, which has to do with a past incident. When he learns she has joined their company, he makes sure she is transferred to his department. Though the two start off on the wrong foot, what evolves is a warm friendship built on mutual respect. Yu Sen’s feelings and support towards her make Xi Guang realize a relationship should be between equals, where no one person has to give into another. On the other hand, Xi Guang’s optimism makes Yu Sen once again relive the dream he thought was over. It’s a sweet love story which talks about growth, both personal and professional, as well as the importance of relationships between couples and families. What’s especially enjoyable is the relationship that both Xi Guang and Yu Sen share with their mothers. There are no scheming friends or revenge-seeking family members trying to create unnecessary drama. Song Wei Long scores extra points as Yu Sen, the man who stands by his woman unconditionally, celebrating her wins, and motivating her to achieve the impossible, and Zhao Jin Mai’s Xi Guang is spunky and spirited, making her instantly likable. Start watching “Shine On Me”: “Love’s Ambition” If Nie Xi Guang and Lin Yu Sen are couple goals, Xu Yan (Zhao Lu Si) and Shen Hao Ming (William Chan) are probably a textbook example on what not to do in a relationship, especially in marriage. These two are very complicated individuals, each dealing with their own insecurities and complexes. Xu Yan is an ambitious show producer. And though she is talented, she is extremely conscious about her past. She aspires to be rich and successful. On the other hand, her fianće Hao Ming is handsome and rich and promises her a happily ever after. However, what the other does not realize is that the lies on which they have formed their relationship will surface sooner or later. Their marriage develops cracks, and the two go their separate ways. But when they look back at their time together, they reflect on their mistakes and shortcomings as people. Can these two rebuild a future together? Xu Yan and Hao Ming are both flawed characters, making them relatable. Though the show comes with its own share of drama and theatrics, Zhao Lu Si and William Chan make this one a worthwhile watch. The leads’ chemistry aside, Zhao Lu Si notches up the style quotient with her fashion statements. Start watching “Love’s Ambition”: “Amidst a Snowstorm of Love” If you need a love story that will makes your heart skip several beats, “Amidst a Snowstorm of Love” offers a heart-fluttering romance for the books. It’s love at first sight for Lin Yi Yang (Leo Wu) when he sees Yin Guo (Zhao Jin Mai) through the frosted window of a bar in Finland. Yi Yang was a snooker champ who has moved far way from his former life and career. Pursuing a post graduate degree, he has no intentions of revisiting the snooker table, having firmly retired from that world. Yin Guo, meanwhile, is a professional billiards player who arrives in Finland for a match. What starts off as a warm attraction soon escalates into a full blown romance. It is Yin Guo who makes Yi Yang reassess his path and nudges him to go back to his passion, which is snooker. Yi Yang is an extremely dependable and considerate man, who lets his actions speak louder than words. Whether it is his love for the sport or for Yin Gao, he is Mr. Dependable in every sense of the word. The romance is throbbing enough to melt the snow and ice in Hel, (Finland) which also plays a prominent character in the show. Watch the show for Leo Wu’s irresistible charm as he sweeps Zhao Jin Mai off her feet. Start watching “Amidst a Snowstorm of Love”: “Eat Run Love” Gan Yang (Chen Fei Yu) is an enterprising university student. An avid runner, his sole passion is to design state-of-the-art sports shoes, which would benefit athletes and runners around the world. However, on one of his many runs around campus, he falls in love with Ding Zhi Tong (Zhuang Da Fei), a prickly yet fiercely independent young woman known for her amazing academic achievements. Zhi Tong has no time for either love nor dating; all she wants is to land a good job and pay off her family’s debts. But she can’t resist the irresistible Gan Yang and falls in love with him. When fate deals a cruel hand, the couple are separated after Gan Yang breaks up with Zhi Tong. When their paths cross six years later, much has changed. Zhi Tong is on a mission to destroy Gan Yang, who in turn is willing to sacrifice himself for her. Can these two rework their way to each other? “Eat Run Love” is one of those achy and angsty love stories that keep you engaged. Chen Fei Yu is endearing as the steadfast and loving Gan Yang, whose sole purpose is to make his girl win. Start watching “Eat Run Love”: “Speed and Love” Jiang Mu (Esther Yu) is determined to track down Jin Zhao (He Yu), her long-lost brother and childhood friend. When she learns that he isn’t her biological brother, she defies her mother and lands up in Thailand. The Jin Zhao of her childhood memories is worlds apart from the rugged young man who stands before her. He is an underground boxer and a daredevil car racer who has thrown away college for a life on dangerous tracks. But Mu is resilient in pursuing him and learns that Jin Zhao has lived a hard life, fending not only for himself, but also in helping Mu’s father. 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"Spring Fever" Ends On Its Highest Ratings Yet
tvN’s “Spring Fever” went out on an all-time high! On February 10, “Spring Fever” achieved the highest viewership ratings of its entire run with its series finale. According to Nielsen Korea, the final episode of the romantic comedy scored an average nationwide rating of 5.7 percent, marking a new personal record for the drama. Meanwhile, ENA’s “Honour” earned an average nationwide rating of 3.3 percent for its fourth episode. Congratulations to the cast and crew of “Spring Fever”!