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[ChanMi's star news] Artiste model, Kim Hye-soo in New York

Source | 2009/11/18 | 0 comments | Permalink |

Actress Kim Hye-soo takes on another revolutionary adventure with modeling alone!

She has been with a special documentary 'style meets art' where the world reknown artist works with Kim for a photoshoot.

The Swiss artist, uses a pen to draw on the picture with his own handwriting. The art is being a hot issue in Europe and America!

The multimedia artist has met with Kim in New York and had a very casual photoshoot with light makeup, shirt, and jeans.

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[ChanMi's star news] Edgy girl, Kim Hye-soo in Nepal!

Source | 2009/11/12 | 0 comments | Permalink |

She can carry a 30kg rice bag!

Kim Hye-soo has gone out for a very special outing.

She is in a foreign country, Nepal for volunteer activity for the first time. She shared her love by giving out rice to the hungry.

Kim also cut hair for young children with her special touch!

It was her first time on a volunteer trip and was worried that a person so inadequate as her might hurt the children rather than helping them. She sai...| More

Actress Kim Hye-soo Volunteers in Nepal

Source | 2009/11/12 | 0 comments | Permalink |

By Lee Hyo-won
Staff Reporter

Actress Kim Hye-soo took part in a volunteer program helping Nepalese children, MBC said Tuesday. Her experience will be broadcast on the MBC TV program "W" tonight at 11:50 p.m.

The 39-year-old sex symbol visited Kailali, a small town located 10 hours by car from the country's capital, Kathmandu, from Oct. 26 to 30. The area is seriously impoverished; harvesting is difficult because it was formerly a jungle, and a recent flood has left much damage.

The actress set out to work hands-on, and was seen lifting 30-kilogram sacks of rice by herself. "To tell you the truth I never had to sweat much unless it was for acting. But I really felt I should break a sweat for something like this, even if it is just for myself", she said about her first overseas volunteer experience.

Kim also visited a family that was struck by AIDS and felt devastated that all she could do was provide basic first-aid. "Being here, I realize that there is not much I can act...| More

Japanese College Holds Film Festival Dedicated to Kim Hye-soo

Source | 2009/10/14 | 0 comments | Permalink |

The Korea Research Center of Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University of Japan will hold the 4th Korean Film Festival on October 23-25. This year, the festival is dedicated to Korean actress Kim Hye-soo, who is considered a symbol of independent women.

The festival is aimed at shedding light on Korean cinematography, history and culture through movies that star a certain actor or actress. Launched in 2006, the festival has so far screened movies starring Moon So-ri, Choi Min-sik and Ahn Swong-gi.

This year, six films starring Kim Hye-soo will be screened. They are "Kick The Moon", "YMCA Baseball Team", "Hypnotized", "A Good Day To Have An Affair", "The War Of Flower" and "Modern Boy". The festival will also feature a symposium of Korean and Japanese film experts.

Kim Hye-soo will meet with the audience to talk about her life and acting career.

An official from the festival's organizing committee said that Korean movies were not only high-quality entertainment content but that th...| More

Son Ye-jin Picked for Asiana Short Film Fest Jury

Source | 2009/10/07 | 0 comments | Permalink |

Actress Son Ye-jin has been picked as a jury member for the seventh Asiana International Short Film Festival, organizers told reporters Tuesday. She follows Kim Hye-soo, who was on the jury last year.

Koo Hye-seon was at the press meet not as an actress but as director of "The Cheerful Caretaker", the official trailer for the festival.

The AISFF will be held for six days from Nov. 5 at Cine Cube in Gwanghwamun, Seoul.
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From left, actors Koo Hye-seon, Ahn Seong-gi, Son Sook and Son Ye-jin, and director Kim Ji-woon. The 7th AISFF committee pose for a photo at a press conference at the Kumho Art Hall in Seoul on Tuesday. ...| More