Song Ji-hyo (송지효)

Same red checkered cardigan worn by four stars!

On whom do you think it looks better?

Hwang Jeong-eum, Park Ji-yoon, Song Ji-hyo or Lee Si-yeong?...More

Song Hye-kyo vs Han Ga-in vs Seong Yoo-ri vs Son Ye-jin vs Kim Min-hee vs Nam Sang-mi vs Song Ji-hyo vs Lee Yeon-hee vs Park Han-byeol vs Park Min-yeong vs Koo Hye-seon vs Park Sin-hye vs Moon Geun-yeong vs Kim Ha-neul vs Kim Tae-hee vs Han Chae-young vs Yoon Eun-hye!

Who do you think look better in school uniforms?

All the stars above have work uniforms in dramas and film.

Let's take a pick!

Tough choice, all are such attractive actresses with young faces!...More

Viewers will soon be able to see the fifth part of the movie series "Whispering Corridors" entitled "A Blood Pledge", which began in 1998. The series has gained popularity so far for producing many top actresses, such as Kim Gyoo-ri, Choi Kang-hee, Park Jin-hee, Kim Min-seon, Park Ye-jin, Lee Yeong-jin, Kong Hyo-jin, Song Ji-hyo, Park Han-byeol, Cho An, Kim Ok-bin, Seo Ji-hye, Chae Ye-rin and this time Jang Kyeong-ah, 22, Son Eun-seo, 23, Oh Yeon-seo, 22, Yoo Shin-ae, 21, and ...More

Song Ji-hyo and Joo Ji-hoon look like they are real lovers. If you hadn't known that this was a photoshoot!

They must be good actors! The concept seems so natural!

The two have been in the same drama, "Princess Hours"....More

'It's like having a new toy and wanting to play with it. People are testing the limits'.

Adultery. Gay sex. And showing the "Full Monty".

These days, all of the above goes in Korean entertainment. But in the courts at least, Confucian values still hold sway over Korean society.

Just three months ago, the Constitutional Court tossed out a petition filed by an actress for the dismissal of an earlier ruling charging her with adultery. This law, which only exists in a few countries today, has been in place here for more than half a century.

Yet if the entertainment industry is anything to go by, Koreans appear to have moved on, not necessarily embracing sexual topics in public but certainly comfortable enough to be more open compared to the past.

Remember that in 1970s Korea, police officers patrolled the streets taking tape measures to miniskirts to stop females from showing too much flesh.

A telling sign of changing social values is the movie "A Frozen Flower", which opened in December and broke the record for attracting 3 million viewers in the shortest time (19 days).

This is considered a remarkable feat as the local movie industry is struggling. But the film attracted hordes of viewers over the Lunar New Year holiday, ranking in the upper echelon of movies people wanted to see.

For an affair that lasts more than two hours, the plot is simple, a standard love triangle played out during the Goryeo Dynasty.

The queen, played by Song Ji-hyo, is ordered by the king to sleep with the chief of the royal guards, played by Jo In-Seong, in order to conceive an heir to the throne. This develops into a love affair.

But here comes the hitch: The king (played by actor Joo Jin-mo) and the chief of his royal guards are also in love. The movie includes an explicit sex scene between the two never seen here before.

What's more, the people marketing this movie have taken pains to emphasize this story line - the movie's official tagline reads: "A Forbidden Love that shook history".

Not too long ago, an unspoken rule in the local movie industry was that homosexuality was a topic to avoid for commercial as well as social reasons.

The first big commercial film to break this rule was "The King and the Clown" (2005), which drew more than 10 million viewers. But the homosexual angle was less obvious and the director only dropped subtle hints. Abo...More