Philiana Ng
Philiana Ng is a Los Angeles-based writer covering TV, celebrity, culture and more. When she’s not in front of a computer, she enjoys attending K-pop concerts, watching Hallmark movies, and discovering new eats. She is a Daytime Emmy winner and a two-time L.A. Press Club honoree. Her work has appeared in The Hollywood Reporter, Billboard, Entertainment Tonight, TV Guide, Yahoo Entertainment, The Daily Beast, and Backstage, among others.
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POSTED April 18, 2024
Ghosts' Rebecca Wisocky Was 'Shocked' and 'Overwhelmed' by How Hetty Died
"Yet when you go back and look at all the other seeds that we've built together for this character, they all track."
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POSTED April 12, 2024
HBO's The Sympathizer Adaptation Never Reaches Its Full Potential
Hoa Xuande is a star in the making, but Park Chan-wook and Don McKellar can't recreate the novel's boisterous storytelling.
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POSTED April 2, 2024
Your Guide to Viki, the Go-to Streaming Destination for K-Dramas and More
We dive into Viki's robust library of old, new, and popular titles.
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POSTED March 19, 2024
Netflix's Doctor Slump Is the Most Important K-Drama of 2024 So Far
Baek Seon-woo's series has a vital message about finding new life after hitting rock bottom.
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POSTED March 12, 2024
Wonderfalls Gave Us One of TV's Most Underrated Female Antiheroes
Jaye Tyler was sarcastic, bitter, and sometimes downright mean, reflecting young adults numbed by familial and societal expectations.
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POSTED March 1, 2024
We May Be Witnessing the End of TV's Teen Star Pipeline
Can streaming fill in the void left by Disney Channel and The WB?
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POSTED February 26, 2024
Chicago Fire's Kara Killmer on Brett's 'Satisfying' Farewell and Jesse Spencer Reunion
Killmer prepares fans for emotional final episode, and tells us why Spencer had to be there for her goodbye.
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POSTED February 14, 2024
13 Unconventional Korean Romances to Watch If You're Craving Eccentric Love Stories
These heart-fluttering tales venture outside the box.
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POSTED January 23, 2024
Lulu Wang's Expats Is a Searing Character Study About Loss and Trying to Move On
Three privileged women are forever changed in this adaptation of Janet Y.K. Lee's bestseller.
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POSTED January 22, 2024
The Broadcast Comedies and Dramas Most Worth Your Time This Year
The broadcast schedule is lighter than usual, but there are still some strong debuts and returns on the horizon.
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POSTED January 18, 2024
The 12 Most Intriguing Korean Dramas of 2024
From revenge dramas to classic romances, this promises to be another fruitful year for Korean content.
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POSTED January 17, 2024
Found Finale Puts Gabi on the Defensive for Season 2
There were cracks in her armor throughout the season, but how will she fare without any semblance of control?
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POSTED January 10, 2024
New BTS Docuseries Is a Bittersweet Snapshot of Their Emotional Transition Into Chapter 2
This densely packed time capsule distills the group's experiences at a time when they must take a momentary career pause.
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POSTED December 27, 2023
The 7 Best Korean Shows of 2023
These international shows have only risen in popularity since Squid Game's breakthrough. Our picks prove the momentum isn't dying down anytime soon.
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POSTED December 18, 2023
Hallmark's First Lesbian Holiday Romance Friends & Family Christmas Hits the Mark
The heartwarming movie, which features two openly gay leads, shows the network's commitment to diversifying its storytelling.