Tag Archives: Park Min Young

Kim Jae Wook and Park Min Young Win Awards Together at the 2019 StarHub Event in Singapore

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I’m going to hazard a guess that K-drama Her Private Life was really popular in Singapore and it makes sense as the drama really as the classic Hallyu rom-com vibe down pat. Leads Park Min Young and Kim Jae Wook delivered a 10-out-of-10 in terms of chemistry and sweetness so they deserve the popularity surge this year. The two reunited this week in Singapore for the 2019 StarHub Night of Stars Awards where each took home a top prize. Kim Jae Wook won best Male Asia Star and Park Min Young best Female Asia Star award. It makes me so happy to see Lion and Dok Mi together again, sigh. Continue reading →

Teen Actress Kim Hwan Hee Plays Seo Kang Joon’s Younger Sister in I’ll Come By When the Weather is Good with Park Min Young

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The big crop of child stars from a decade ago are now all adult actors in their own right, albeit still on the fresh-faced young side, but K-ent continues to nurture talent and one I’ve been keeping an eye on … Continue reading →

2019 Asia Artist Awards Lines Up Top K-stars Yoona, Park Min Young, Ji Chang Wook, Jang Dong Gun, Jung Hae In and More

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The Asia Artist Awards started only three years ago in 2016 created by a few cable networks. This year it’s going to be held in Vietnam and announced as the MCs are singer Leeteuk and actress Lim Ji Yeon. The … Continue reading →

After Her Private Life and Kim Jae Wook, Park Min Young Reigns as the K-drama Female Lead Racking Up Successive Chemistry Wins

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I’m having a hard time thinking of another K-drama actress with as many romance dramas under belt as Park Min Young AND has also delivered performances that generated strong chemistry with her male lead(s). In some dramas she even sparks … Continue reading →

Second Leads Play Tackle Thwarting Blossoming Romance Between Leads in Her Private Life Episode 8

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tvN Wed-Thurs drama Her Private Life is like a meal that we’ve all eaten before but done exquisitely right. There are misunderstandings and hidden secrets, pretend kisses and imagery kisses, and now plotting second leads giving out false information to … Continue reading →