The 2011 MBC Drama Awards took place on the night of December 30th. Nothing was truly out of the ordinary (MBC standard, of course). As expected, Cha Seung Won was robbed of his Daesang right under his nose. Yeom Jung Ah was completely snubbed. And in order to address the criticism of having multiple winners, …
The 2010 FIFA World Cup had Paul the Octopus. (May he rest in peace). Well, there’s no need to be jealous because Korean drama fans have Blue… umm, the Human… ready to predict the winners of the upcoming 2011 MBC Drama Awards and 2011 SBS Drama Awards. (For the predicted winners of the KBS Drama Awards, …
The official nominees for the 2011 KBS Drama Awards were announced on December 9, much earlier than in previous years. I don’t see any sure-fire winner this year for the Daesang, and I predict it will be a three-way battle between three male stars.
The 48th Grand Bell (Daejong) Awards were held on the evening of October 17. And on this night, the two big winners were The Front Line and War of the Arrows. As I look at the list of attendees and the winners, it came to me that Chungmuro is definitely going through a generational turnover. …
The 2011 Seoul International Drama Awards were held on August 31, awarding the winners from a pool of 204 entries from 37 countries around the world. With the ceremony taking place in Yeouido’s KBS Hall and being broadcast on SBS, I’m personally more curious about whether MBC feels left out at all. Hmm… But anyway, …
It was the night of Song Hye Kyo’s former lovers… The 47th Baeksang Arts Awards were held later than usual this year, taking place on the evening of May 26. This year’s event was hosted by actors Ryu Si Won and Kim Ah Joong, and boasted more star-studded guests than any other previous years. Check …
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