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Actress Uhm Jung-hwa almost got her rib broken because of Ryoo Seung-yong.

The two stars are in the mystery thriller "Bestseller" that brought this incident while filming.

The two have worked together where the scene brings much emotions and thrill.

There are very sensitive and delicate expressions that must be portrayed. In the 10 degree Celcius cold weather, the filming took place outside near a sewage whe...More

'Yuna's mom' actress Kim Hee-seon is going to be returning to the screens after a 4-year break!

She will be in the Chinese film, "Whole Nation" costarring with Chinese actors set in the Chinese war era.

Kim's appearance in the film will be due to friendly terms. Her acting return is being awaited!

The shooting of this film will start in late Ma...More

Yoo Seung-joon's new action movie has hit less than 10,000 audiences a mere 7,300!

Unfortunately the Hong Kong film "Little Big Soldier" hasn't been able to get much viewers since last 11th.

It has been viewed in 148 screens around the country.

Many people have been anticipating his return and success, however, compa...More

She is on the set for her new drama.

Lee Si-yeong is wearing a glamorous and fashionable evening dress !

"Birth of a Rich Man" has been filmed where she comes out as the main character, Boo Tae-hee.

She definitely looks like a very rich young lady!...More

(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

Korean movie "Thirst" and "Mother - 2009" [CJ Entertainment]

Some of the biggest names in the South Korean film industry, as well as its most noted productions, have been nominated in multiple categories at this year's Hollywood-based Green Globe Film Awards.

According to the event's official webpage, a number of Korea's top movie stars and films will compete in this year's "International Film Awards Theme: Asia" segment of the event which recognizes movies, actors and directors in the Eastern region of the globe.

Noteworthy nominees include Song Kang-ho for film "Thirst", Ha Jeong-woo for "Take Off" and Kim Myeong-min for "Closer to Heaven" in the category for best international actor...More

A scene from MBC TV series "The Woman Who Still Wants To Marry" [MBC]

"The Woman Who Still Wants To Marry" - Final episode (MBC TV, 9:55 PM)

Just like TV series "Pasta", "The Woman Who Still Wants To Marry" ended with a sweet kissing scene. But while it is possible to imagine that the couple from the former show would be in love and cooking together somewhere, the relationship between the latter couple Shin-young (played by Park Jin-hee) and Min-jae (played by Kim Beom) was nothing more than plain fantasy. There is nothing wrong with fantasy itself. But the problem is that the drama, which started its story based on the utterly realistic issue of how women continue to be in conflict over self-realization and marriage, ended as pure fantasy...More

Movie poster for Korean film "Mother - 2009" [CJ Entertainment]

Korean film "Mother - 2009" will open in five U.S. cities today including Los Angeles and New York and expand its showing next week throughout the country.

The thriller film, directed by noted Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho, will start with a limited theatrical release and gradually increase its number of screens; the film will open in 15 cities including Berkeley and Dallas on March 19, and in 18 cities including Honolulu and New Haven the following weekend....More

Hallyu star Lee Joon-ki in his previous TV series "Hero - Drama" [MBC]

Korean actor Lee Joon-ki will star in an upcoming historical drama tentatively titled "Faith" in English, according to his agency on Friday.

The actor will play the male lead in the drama, playing a young student of Eastern medicine who grows up be a legendary doctor during the Koryo Period.

The series will be helmed by famed Korean director Kim Jong-hak, who is known for his blockbuster scale dramas such as "The Legend" (MBC, 2007), which starred top actor Bae Yong-joon, and "Sandglass" (SBS, 1995), which scored the highest viewership ratings in local television history....More

Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho [Asia Economic Daily]

Famed Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho has won praise from U.S. daily newspaper L.A. Times for his film "Mother - 2009", which opens today in Los Angeles.

In his March 10 movie review, Times' film critic Andy Klein called Bong "one of the best South Korean directors and arguably the most accessible to U.S. audiences"....More