You might know her from Finkl or her role as a queen in SBS "King and I".
Lee Jin, will be returning to the screens as a ghost, Hwan Hwang Nyeo in "Evil Twin: Hwan Hwang Nyeo" version.
Hwan Hwang Nyeo is a woman who was taken as a war prisoner to China. She returns to her homeland only to be rejected by her family. Many women were in her position at that time ...| More
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She married last April and is known to be expecting a honeymoon baby!
Park Eun-hye has been to Fiji Island for a photoshoot with her husband where she went to the hospital for a brief checkup where she foundout that she was 10 weeks pregnant! ...| More
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IF... there was to be a Korean version of the show "Tudors2: Lady of 1000days" 33% of 2,195 people who participated in the survey chose Han Ye-seul as the best actress fit for Anne Boleyn.
Why? Because of her modern and hard to get femme fatal image she would be fit to be...| More
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The world star "Rain" (Bi) is definitely hot in any hairstyle or outfit.. right?
"Rain" was seen at LAX on the 25th and the fans who saw him love his new hairtcut from his long and unkept hair which he had to grow out for the movie....| More
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It's been 12 years since Lee Ji-hoon's debut, but he is 'still' careful to define himself. The word 'still' may sound odd, but that seems most fitting. It's because he has overcome dangers that don't happen easily, and he is beginning to bear fruit for his longtime prayers. Lee Ji-hoon, who is turning thirty this year, says that his life so far has only been an introduction.
The thing I need is not a break but energy "One glass of hot cocoa". Mid-June brought an earlier heat wave, and Lee Ji-hoon, who we met at a cafe, ordered hot cocoa. Hot cocoa on a day for refreshing iced tea… He laughs and explains, feeling the eyes of the reporter on him.
"I didn't get to drink it this morning. I have filming left in the afternoon, so I'm going to replenish my calories". MBC drama "New Heart", which started November 2007 ended in February, in March and April, made his album and started filming KBS drama "You Are My Destiny", Japanese show in May and release of his sixth album ' The Classic '. Lee Ji-hoon, who has come nonstop, didn't need a break but replenishment. In the midst of his busy schedule with drama filming, interviews, and television programs, he is heavy-hearted for the lack of his album activities....| More
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With Korea's fictional characters in the animation industry hoping to further expand their presence in the international scene, organizers of an ongoing fair here in Seoul hope their event will serve as a platform for significant advances to that end.
Here's Kim Youngwon .
Pororo the Little Penguin, Pucca, the daughter of Chinese noodle restaurant owners and the quirky rabbit Mashimaro are some of the Korean characters that are known and loved worldwide.
The Pororo the Little Penguin TV show can be seen in 82 countries and along with 2500 different products, it netted a profit of four-point-one billion won, or over 4 million US dollars.
[INTERVIEW : Kim Jongse, Director,Iconix]"I think children from all over the world respond well to the show because the themes dealt with in Pororo are those that any child can relate to".
The local animation character industry is continuously growing and with a market worth four-point-five billion won, it's now bigger than the film industry.
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"The Good, The Bad, The Weird", a Korean western in theaters now, is a decidedly Asian take on the usually grim genre.
Instead of sticking to a palette of muted earth tones, director Kim Ji-woon paints his picture with sumptuous colors, with the scarlet red of women's lips, the purple crushed velvet of a gunman's jacket and the jewel-toned silks on the wealthier characters.
The choice seems appropriate, considering the manic neon lights that illuminate the Seoul streets, as compared to the dusty prairies of the American west.
The Asian setting of the film also allows for a whole new magazine of weaponry. In addition to six-shooters and shotguns, the men of the Manchurian desert arm themselves with bamboo spears and even a medieval mace or two.
One of the story's main characters, "the weird" Yoon Tae-goo (Song Kang-ho), also provides a distinctly Asian form of comic relief. His antics are considerably goofier than anything audiences would see in say, "3:10 to Yuma", but judg...| More
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