Journalist, Author & Syndicated Columnist
“I feel like New York’s my home away from home,” said Australian actress Lexie Duncan, one of the stars of “Young Rock.” “I come from a musical theater background, which is how I initially got into acting professionally, so I love Broadway! Live theater is already so special, but there is nothing like a Broadway show.”
Let’s get real. BTS doesn’t need to do much promotion these days. But knowing that their fans are missing them big time, the septet have gifted ARMY with a special talk show called “Let’s BTS.”
If you like kimchi slaps, switched at birth and secret identity storylines, you just might be a makjang fan!
“Like Bruce Lee once said, you need to be like water,” said MMA champion turned actor Georges St-Pierre. “I believe the best fighters and the best actors are very good at adapting at any situation they are faced with.”
“My wife and I were scheduled to go to Barcelona for our anniversary and we were so excited, but we had to push our dates back due to the pandemic,” said “Blue Bloods” actor Mark McKinnon. “Hopefully, we will be able to take the trip (this year).”
The New York Times interviewed me for their piece about product placement (like Subway!) in K-Dramas.
“Sweet Home” has some incredible highs. But unlike “Kingdom” or “Uncanny Counter,” where action supplements the storyline, “Sweet Home” has too much mediocre filler to make it a truly great K-drama.
“Food is such an insight into the local flavor, the local scene,” said 3 Pairs of Boots vocalist Laura Arias. “It gets one quickly into the vibe of a place.”
Happy International Women’s Day to the cast of “The Penthouse 2.” These amazing actresses prove that you don’t need a Second Lead Syndrome — or any kind of romance — to keep viewers coming back for more.
Most of the characters in “Lovestruck in the City” would’ve benefited with some therapy to work things through and move on from unhealthy relationships that should’ve been severed early on.