Mastodawn

The background music has suddenly turned all Titanic-y

Traveling Koreans in K-dramas always take or make gochujang, even in the time travel ones. So I bought some. Where has this been all my life!!! My mind is bursting with recipes. Garlic, onion, red pepper heaven m. See #altText

#food #kdrama #cooking #gochujang

Mary Mazzocco 7h ago

#kdrama quotes no context

Jenni S 8h ago

#adramalunies2026 Most memorable people umbrella moment

OK this is cheating bc I saw this show eons ago, but Ji Chang Wook kicking ass with the umbrella before putting it to its more traditional use in the K2 😂 #Kdrama

https://youtu.be/QY7IK84P1hc?si=EjT4b0X_npN7EPku

The K2 Ji Chang Wook Umbrella Scene ENG SUB

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Kpop News Hub 9h ago

Shin Ye Eun Offered Female Lead in Punishing Bullies K-drama High School Queen #Bullies #Eun #Female #High #Kdrama #Lead #Offered #Punishing #Queen #School #Shin
https://kpopnewshub.com/shin-ye-eun-offered-female-lead-in-punishing-bullies-k-drama-high-school-queen/?fsp_sid=15976

Shin Ye Eun Offered Female Lead in Punishing Bullies K-drama High School Queen - KpopNewsHub – Latest K-Pop News, Idols & Korean Entertainment

This feels like the perfect role reversal and one that will likely appeal to K-viewers. Shin Ye Eun is in talks for the K-drama High School Queen, adapted

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Anna Anthro 10h ago

UBC is hosting a zoom talk about #kdrama and women’s power on March 3 3pm (EST)

“For International Women’s Day, a UBC expert in Korean popular culture will take a closer look at how women are depicted in South Korean dramas.

Asian Studies Professor Ji-yoon An will explore how portrayals of women have evolved in this genre over the past 20 years—and what they reveal about gender, power, and representation today.”

https://ubc.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2r3ZI-DkQjqTfFhA19A3vA#/registration?os=ipad

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: What K-dramas reveal about women and power today . After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

As the Korean Wave expands globally, K-dramas are captivating audiences worldwide. For International Women’s Day, a UBC expert in Korean popular culture will take a closer look at how women are depicted in South Korean dramas. Asian Studies Professor Ji-yoon An will explore how portrayals of women have evolved in this genre over the past 20 years—and what they reveal about gender, power, and representation today. Discover a fresh perspective on the stories we watch, why they resonate with audiences around the world, and what they tell us about women on and beyond the screen. This UBC Dialogues webinar is a collaboration between alumni UBC and the UBC Student Alumni Council in celebration of International Women’s Day on March 8, 2026.

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