South Korean dramas with foreigners in its cast are likely to suffer from low ratings, which discourage investors. One of the actors who helped change the way Koreans view foreign entertainers is “Big Hero 6” star Daniel Henney, 37, according to Yoon, an entertainment agency CEO who declines to reveal his full name
Lee Min Ho is currently dating miss A member Suzy while Meryl Streep has been married to Don Gummer since 1978. Aside from their happy love lives, Lee and Streep have several other things in common.
Luke Roberts currently plays Woodes Rogers in “Black Sails” and Eric Beaumont in “Ransom.” Prior to this, he starred in several other TV series.
When “Billions” Season 2 premiered on Feb. 19 on Showtime with the episode “Risk Management,” it introduced an interesting character Taylor. Played by “Orange is the New Black” alum Asia Kate Dillon, Taylor is the first nonbinary character in a TV series.
In 2001, Joelle Carter was scene in the opening scene of “American Pie 2,” which stars Jason Biggs, Sean William Scott and Alyson Hannigan. Fifteen years later, Carter was tapped to play Laura Nagel in “Chicago P.D.”
Claire Danes and Jim Parsons are set to work together. Unfortunately for those who think it will be on the small screen, the project is neither “Homeland” Season 6 nor “The Big Bang Theory” Season 10.
It seems that preventing streaming sites in China from showing South Korean dramas is not enough THAAD missiles backlash for China. Two weeks ago, YouKu stopped posting Hallyu clips in response to pressure from Beijing.
While “Descendants of the Sun” actress Song Hye Kyo admits that at 35 she also thinks she should get married, she acknowledges that it is becoming harder because of the limited number of people she could date. To worsen the prospect of marrying, she hears “horror” stories of married people around her, causing her fantasies about marriage to fade away little by little.
Jennifer Lopez is back in “Shades of Blue” Season 2 as she reprises her role as Harlee Santos in the crime drama series. The premiere episode titled “Unforgiven” will air on March 5, Sunday, at 10 p.m.
In “Crashing” Season 1 episode 3 titled “Yard Sale,” Pete (Pete Holmes) will start an unexpected friendship with art teacher Leif (George Basil), the boyfriend of Jess (Lauren Lapkus). The episode will air on HBO on March 5, Sunday, at 10:30 p.m.
“Naked and Afraid” Season 7 will premiere on Discovery Channel on March 5, Sunday, at 10 p.m. The premiere episode is titled “Eye of the Storm.”
Created by Kevin Williamson, “Time After Time” will premiere on ABC on March 5, Sunday, at 9 p.m. in two parts. The new period drama/sci-fi series stars “Game of Thrones” alum Freddie Stroma as H. H.G. Wells.
The finale of “Victoria” Season 1 will air on PBS on March 5, Sunday, at 9 p.m. The finale episode titled “Young Pope” written by Daisy Goodwin and directed by Olly Blackburn features a story of disobedience and its consequences.
There is a new student in school named Philip Cantrell (Liam Hughes) and his story in “When Calls the Heart” Season 4 episode 3 titled “The Heart of the Community” is a very heartwarming one. The episode will air on March 5, Sunday, at 9 p.m. on Hallmark.
Someone in Alexandria has to make a decision in “The Walking Dead” Season 7 episode 12 titled “Say Yes,” which will air on AMC on March 5, Sunday, at 9 p.m. This decision is a morally challenging one.
