Jae Hee (재희)

(From left) Korean actor Jo In-Seong, TV personality Boom and actor Kim Jae-won salute at a military concert hosted by military broadcasting TV station KFN. [Chae Ki-won/10Asia]

"We all love the Republic of Korea!" It was actor Kim Jae-won who suggested that they all cry out the cringy phrase and TV personality Boom and actor Jo In-Seong complied to the request. To imagine that this quite unlikely mix of celebrities would make such a patriotic remark. But like in Wonderland where abnormal behavior is not regarded as abnormal, here at the concert for military officials hosted by military broadcasting TV station KFN, everything was in harmony and dissolved into one. Even when Tony of H.O.T., Andy of Shinhwa, Jang Su-won and Kim Jae-duc appeared one after another, there was no conflict among the former boy band members...More

Celebrities currently serving their military duty will be out to take part in a special military program in March. The 2010 KCTA Digital Cable TV Show will host a two-hour special Korean Forces Network event for the viewing audience. The show will be held at KINTEX, an exhibition hall in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province at 7 o'clock on March 5th.

The special KFN event will be hosted by comedian Boom, Kim Jae-won of H.O.T., and actor Jo In-sung, and will feature such celebrated stars as Tony Ahn of H.O.T., brainy Kim Jeong-hoon of U.N., Dynamic Duo, Andy of ...More

Actor Jae Hee is doing well serving the country!

He said that he is getting bolder and more courageous through this experience.

Jae Hee has also been in a musical in the military service as an extra club that they have in the camp.

The actor misses his single mother so much after he has entered the military service last August.

Doesn't he look like he is from a model shoot even through it's just a picture of his daily life in the camp?...More

There is nothing like a bit of hair-raising horror to chill a hot summer night. KBS' latest series "Korean Ghost Stories" - a spin-off of the cult classic of the same name - promised to bring audiences a bit of bone-chilling relief from the heat. But it looks like the new series may disappoint.

The poor special effects, sets and costumes fail to take this beloved series to the next level. "Korean Ghost Stories" - which first hit living rooms in 1977 via KBS and continued to strike fear into the hearts of audiences through 1999 - has not changed much following its nine-year hiatus.

In keeping with tradition, a total of eight tales will start airing tonight. The first episode pays homage to 1997, when "Nine-Tailed Fox" kicked off a series of 26 tales in July.

The revamped version of the e...More

His new movie is out, "Mandate: Mission from the Gods" but he won't be there for its release and the publicizing because of military duties.

The action thriller movie is about a manipulative murderer and a ghost hunter seeking him where Jae Hee, previously from ...More