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"I'm looking for someone, but it seems she's not in this world."

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6 History Related KDramas You Need to Watch

I am a huge fan of historical Dramas. But I believe it is rather hard to find one that fits your watchlist. There are political dramas, romantic comedies and Dramas based on true Stories. Whether you like classic KDrama Plotlines or not so typically Stories I am sure you will find something on this list.

Please keep in mind that this list is only made in my opinion and from what I truly thought about these Dramas. If you have any recommendations for other dramas that fit in this list, please let me now!

*I only included the directors of the Dramas

- The Last Empress [황후의 품격] // 2018 by Joo Dong-Min

A Drama that plays in our period of time but can nonetheless be called a history drama. It displays how a monarchy would function in modern South Korea. The Story is about an unsuccessful and naive musical actress who marries the Emperor of the Korean Empire. Her character seems clumsy and featherbrained but being the main act in this drama her role is bond to change. This series starts of rather light and comedic however it'll change in later episodes as the Plot develops into an investigation storyline.

Main Actresses and Actors: Jang Na-Ra as Oh Sunny // Choi Jin-Hyuk as Na Wang-Sik // Shin Sung-Rok as Emperor Lee Hyuk

- The Tale of Nokdu [조선로코 - 녹두전] // 2019 by Kim Dong-Hwi

This Drama plays in the Joseon Dynasty and tells the story about Nokdu, a young man who wants to find the truth about his birth. On his way he disguises himself as a woman in order to enter a widow village where the answers to his questions lie. Given that this Story is a romantic comedy we also have our female lead character, a young woman living in a Kisaeng house next to the widow village. As the Plot develops, more and more interesting characters are introduced but the storyline lacks cliffhangers and overall interesting turning points. Nonetheless it's a light and fun to watch Drama.

Main Actresses and Actors: Jang Dong-Yoon as Jeon Nok-Du // Kim So-Hyun as Dong Dong-Joo // Kang Tae-Oh as Prince Neungyang

- My Country: The new Age [나의 나라] // 2019 by Kim Jin-Won

This is by far my favorite History Drama. The story revolves around two good friends but their different ranks in society leads them on two different paths. It's a story about a big revolution but it isn't the outcome that is important. This Plot has everything: Epic fighting scenes, an unbreakable friendship, an interesting plot with excellent cliffhangers and unpredictable turning points. All characters are unique and have their own plotlines which makes you even more anticipated to watch. The lead actors are well known figures and fit the two main characters perfectly.

Main Actresses and Actors: Yang Se-Jong as Seo Hwi // Woo Do-Hwan as Nam Sun-Ho // Kim Seol-Hyun as Han Hee-Jae

- Rookie Historian Goo Hae-Ryung [신입사관 구해령] // 2019 by Kang Il-Soo & Han Hyun-Hee

A romantic drama about a rookie historian and an abandoned prince who secretly works as an author of love novels. Although it doesn't start of very interesting the many small plotlines lining to an connected end make it worth to watch till the last episode. Fans of Astro will definitely have a joy watching this cute drama, with Cha Eun-Woo as the main lead and adorable clumsy prince. But also the historical background is rather interesting as we don't see this kind of topic often. After all it's more a romantic comedy than epic story but still entertaining to watch.

Main Actresses and Actress: Cha Eun-Woo as Yi Rim // Shin Se-Kyung as Goo Hae-Ryung // Park Ki-Woong as Prince Yi Jin

- The King: Eternal Monarch [더 킹: 영원의 군자] // 2020 by Baek Sang-Hoon, Jung Ji-Hyun & Yoo Je-Won

Another modern monarchy story taking place in two parallel worlds which gives this drama fantasy vibes. The drama tells the story of detective Jeong Tae-Eul and the Emperor Lee Gon who meet each other under very interesting circumstances. Because this story takes places in different times and worlds it comes across confusing in the beginning but the heartwarming characters and love story make up for this. This drama has beautiful cinematics and interesting plot twists not to mention great actors like Lee Min-Ho and Woo Do-Hwan. In the end it's a classic romantic love Drama and less a historical piece.

Main Actresses and Actress: Lee Min-Ho as Emperor Lee Gon // Kim Go-Eun as Jeong Tae-Eul & Luna // Woo Do-Hwan as Jo Yeong & Jo Eun-Sup

- Hymn of Death [사의 찬미] // 2018 by Park Soo-Jin

Hymne of Death is based on a true story and takes place in 1920, when Korea was under Japanese Occupation. The Drama tells the tragic love story of Soprano Yun Sim-Deok and playwright Kim Woo-Jin. Going as far as calling it the Korean Romeo and Juliet this short Story is full of dramatic plotting and beautiful poetic scenes. The historical part doesn't come to short and shows us Korea in periods of change but also the harsh reality of the Japanese invasion.

Main Actress and Actor: Shin Hye-Sun as Yun Sim-Deok // Lee Jong-Suk as Kim Woo-Jin

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201012 ‘The Spies Who Loved Me’ Shinhwa’s Eric Moon Jung Hyuk: “Group Chemistry among Kim Tae Wo, Jung Suk Yong, Cha Joo Young, Bae In Hyuk is Interesting”

The entire lineup for the Interpol Secret Agents of ‘The Spies Who Loved Me’ has been revealed.

On October 12th, MBC's new Wed-Thu mini-series ‘The Spy Who Loved Me’ (directed by Lee Jae Jin, script by Lee Ji Min) unveiled photo stills of the secret agents of Interpol's second Asia branch with Eric Moon Jung Hyuk, Kim Tae Woo, Jeong Suk Yong, Cha Joo Young and Bae In Hyuk are hard at work.

‘The Spies Who Loved Me’ depicts a thrilling secret romantic comedy based on two husbands with many secrets and a woman caught up in a spy espionage.

The second Asia branch of Interpol's industrial secrets bureau disguised as a travel publishing company was revealed. The sight of them chatting while gathering at an office is no different from the average office workers. However in other photos, the unexpected aura of Interpol agents who have changed their gaze, is intriguing.

First, Jeon Ji Hoon (played by Eric Moon Jung Hyuk), who takes off his travel writer's mask and returns to his ‘main role’ as a secret agent to pursue a case, has a fierce look in his eyes. Charisma exudes from his intense aura of not wanting to miss even the smallest clue.

Kim Tae Woo, who perfectly transforms any character into his own color, plays the role ‘Ban Jin Min’, Director of Asian Affairs at Interpol's Bureau of Industrial Confidentiality. He may seem easygoing on the outside but is a seasoned veteran who has the power to penetrate to the heart of the case. Kim Tae Woo will captivate viewers with his tit-for-tat yet warm-hearted chemistry with Moon Jung Hyuk.

‘Kang Tae Ryong’, head of Interpol's second Asian branch, will be played by Jung Suk Yong, who possesses a friendly charm. Kang Tae Ryong is the one who recognized Jeon Jihoon's capabilities and led him all the way to Interpol. Being a mentor and father-like figure, he has a thoroughly civil servant mind that remains faithful to the operations and missions.

Cha Joo Young, a talented actress who shows off her girl crush charm, also draws the viewers’ attention. Cha Joo Young invigorates the drama by playing the role of ‘Hwang Seo Ra,’ who enjoys every operation like a game and revels in the thrill of it.

Bae In Hyuk, a rising star in the spotlight, transforms into ‘Kim Young Gu’, an analyst and the youngest of Interpol's industrial secrets bureau. In the drama, his intelligence as a KAIST grad and his handsome appearance adds excitement. People are already looking forward to the fun and exciting team play of secret agent equipped with unexpected charisma.

Moon Jung Hyuk said, "Kim Tae Woo and Jung Suk Yong are taking charge of the center of this team. It's a lot of fun to create scenes together because we have good acting chemistry." He continued, “Actress Cha Joo Young is full of energy and has good acting sense, so we were able to make the scenes richer by discussions on the set and watching the playback. I also have good chemistry with actor Bae In Hyuk. He will be loved by viewers for his unique and warm-hearted charm.”

First broadcast premieres on October 21st.

Source: Newsen Translation: EricMun.tumblr

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IN ANOTHER LIFE

William Choi x Jeong Tae-Ra. Mature Content.

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Jeong Tae Ra stepped out of her white van for her appointment for the day. She was supporting a medical campaign for the COVID crisis. She walked into the hospital knowing exactly who owned it. As soon as she thought about that one-night moment 4 years ago, he appeared: William Choi.

It made no sense why he got on her last nerves. She was huffing and puffing on having to interact with him, as she saw him walking towards her with that godforsaken smirk, as he threw things at his assistant.

He looks different. More mature. Less accessorized. Gone is the fur coat and the silver chains. She knew he still had his attitude with the way he acted like the ground was his runway. The way he swayed his arms and flipped his hair. The way he still wore his thumb rings. He can be so unbearably vapid, and unbearably hot. She didn't understand why he had such an effect on her.

William Choi spotted her from a mile away. There she was, Jeong Tae Ra, the only woman that had any sort of effect on him. Four years ago, he met her for the first time. A one-night moment that left him speechless and afraid of the way his heartfelt looking at her.

"Jeong Tae Ra!!! Still being a diva at every set? Are you here for charity work? Your assistants look extremely tired, stop harassing their lives!" He says flipping his bangs and adjusting his sunglasses above his head, very stylishly.

"Ya! William Choi, mind your own business! Stop harassing your assistant. How many have you changed through already? Clearly you're unbelievably unbearably!"

Both their assistants knew it was going to be a long night. The sexual tension was so thick, even a knife would have trouble cutting through it.

They both go through the campaign event on their best behavior. Shaking hands, fingers lingering a little too long while handing over the mic. Their relationship was unnecessarily complicated.

As the event ends, they both say goodbye to the people present and involved in making the event happen. She plays nicely as she shakes William's hand to thank him for helping set the event up. While she shoots daggers at him with her eyes, he winks back.

"Manger-nim, I think it'll go to that basement bar tonight. Don't worry about me, you go home. I'll call the driver or hail a taxi." Tae-Ra says.

"Are you sure? I remember what happened four years ago. Please be careful, don't get caught. Be safe"

"Excuse me, you're talking like I'm going to go see him. No thank you. He's such a waste of time. I just want a drink. I'll be fine." She replies to her manager.

Her manager drives her home, where she changes into more comfortable clothes. Clothes she wouldn't be caught dead in, knowing the diva that she is. She grabs the key to her Porsche and heads to the basement bar.

**flashback, four years ago**

Tae-ra had just gotten out of a shoot when she received a million messages from her best friend Yoo In-na, begging her to come on this double date with her. She really wasn't up for it. Men are so annoying and fake around her. It can be really frustrating to watch. However, she could use a drink and she'd do anything for her best friend. Little did she know, she was going to meet the one person that would keep her on her toes.

She asked her manager to drive her to the restaurant they were meeting at. She was wearing a tight outfit, one that accentuated her curves in all the right places. It wasn't scandalous, just a turtle neck body con. Her hair was left open. A hair tie on her left hand. She wore a bare face. While she was known as a diva, makeup wasn't really her favorite accessory. Luckily she had great skin, and a lip balm does wonders for her lips. When she got the place, she was led to a private room. Yo In-na was already waiting for her with her date. He's not here yet? That's kind of rude. Who keeps a woman waiting? This is going to be an interesting night for him. In her mind, she had made up that she was going to make this man feel awful for keeping her waiting.

"Yoo In-na you didn't tell me who was going to be my date."

"Uhhh yeah about that if I told you earlier you would have bailed so I'm sorry for what's about to happen."

"Who is it?"

"It's William Choi."

"Excuse me? William Choi? The playboy William Choi? The one that goes around acting like he owns everything and people worship the ground he walks on? That William Choi? Fuck. In-na you owe me big time for this one."

"I know! I know. I'm so sorry, and you're the best Tae-ra. I'm so sorry."

Just as she finished that sentence, she heard it. It was unmistakably his voice.

"Where is the room, I hope its the biggest room you've got here." He entered, in his fur coat, long silver chains, sunglasses, and finger rings.

Who the fuck wears sunglasses at night. I hate him already. She scoffs.

"Hello everyone, I hope I haven't kept you waiting for too long. But then the party never starts without me." With a pretentious laugh, he sits down takes his sunglasses off, and throws his gum in tissue and tosses it in the trash.

"I guess this is my date," he says as he winks at Tae-ra while sitting down.

Lee Dong Wook, Yoo In-na's date, whispers "William please behave yourself. I really like this girl, don't ruin it for me."

"Yeah, yeah. I'll be on my best behavior" he whispers back with a smirk.

Tae-ra, in an extremely agitated mood, decided to drink her weight in alcohol. She was just annoyed by his aura. She would be lying if she didn't think he was super attractive and extremely hot. Something about him really drew her in. But he was known to be an asshole, and she really doesn't need that kind of drama in her life. She just scoffed at him.

She looks drunk he thought. Very cutely drunk. He wanted to take her home, take care of her, and cuddle her in bed kind of cute. Hold up, what was that thought. He's never thought this about any woman. Usually, it's one night stands; a game of seduction. It's never anything more than that. He even has a separate apartment for his escapades, but he's imagining her in his own bed.

They haven't said many words to each other, they just shared a bottle of wine. She's looking at him like she's about to bite his head off. She's so cute. He needs to snap out of these thoughts. He's the William Choi, after all. He only breaks hearts. 

Their date was coming to an end, surprisingly to William's dismay. Dong Wook said he'd take Yoo In-na home. While Yoo in-na protested a little, she caught glimpses of how William was looking at Tae-ra. She knew Tae-ra would be safe with him, so she allowed William to drop a drunk Te-ra back home.

"William behave yourself! And thank you for dropping her back home," Yoo In-na replied.

William told his driver to follow him while he drove her Porsche back to her house. He carried her from the car seat as she put her arms around him. Gone was the facade of the asshole.

In all honesty that was just a pretense for the world, he wasn't actually the asshole everyone makes him to be. It was just easier to not display vulnerability in a cutthroat world and society. That's something he learned from his father. You can't have people walk all over you.

As he picked her up out of her car, he could hear her slurred words "I am Tae-ra! Are you a part of Tae-ra-byte? You should be? How could you not be? I won a daesang you know. I'm a famous actress. You should be my fan. I'm the famous actress Tae-ra, you handsome man.

He giggled as he laid her down on her bed. He went out to grab a glass of water, and some aspirin to leave on her bedside. He took a look around and realized that this house did not look like one that belonged to a diva. It was quite humble and cozy actually.

He placed the water and medicine at her bedside. He sat next to her for a moment wanting to look at her face when she's not scoffing at him for the asshole he is. She was beautiful. Barefaced and perfect. He pushed back a strand of hair as she caught his hand and said, "I don't want to be alone tonight. Please stay. thud thud. He felt out of breath. thud thud. He wanted to stay.

So he did something he's never done before. He laid down next to her. she came closer and nestled her face next to his neck. thud thud, what is going on. He waited until she had fallen asleep. He found it hard to leave. He left a note next to her bed. He couldn't be soft, so he put his facade back up and walked out.

Looking at his driver he said "what?!" as he flipped his hair and tightened his fur jacket. Having been his driver for over a while, ever since he was a kid, he just smiled and shook his head as he let him into the car and drove them home in the wee hours of the morning.

She wakes up in the morning with the worst headache. As she gets up holding her head to look for water, she finds water and drugs right next to her bed with a note attached.

"I had fun last night ;) ."

Excuse me what?!

She quickly looks under the blankets to find that she was wearing the same clothes as yesterday and sighs in relief.

What does he mean by fun? What the hell happened? Then she remembers. TAE-RA WHAT HAVE YOU DONE omo shit what the hell Tae-ra noooooo dammit.

Well, at least she never has to see him again. Oh, she wants to bury herself because of embarrassment. She's never been like that with a guy. thud thud She can feel his fingertips on her face. She yells into her pillow.

*end flashback*

She's awakened out of her thoughts by a car honking behind her. In reality, she's thought about reaching out to him again. He is good looking after all and she has needs, but Tae-ra's ego is way too big for her to reach out to someone she was momentarily vulnerable with.

She parks her car - valet isn't conspicuous enough - and goes to take a seat at her usual spot, all the way at the end of the bar. When she gets there, she sees that it's already taken. Being the diva Tae-ra that she is, she's about to go off when she spots the silver thumb ring. He lifts his head up, and it's none other than William Choi. The person she wants to avoid, but also wants to be next to.

This time it's his turn to be drunk. "Tae-raaaaaaaaa oh my Tae-raaaaaa, I'm a tae-ra-byte for you! What are you doing here? Are you here to see me?"

"NO" she scoffs.

"Can you be a little nicer to me? I've missed you."

She was taken aback by the confession. The William Choi admitting something sp sincere.

Well, since she was already at the bar she decided to order herself a drink. Before she could get to it, he said "the lady will have a martini with an orange twist."

Excuse me how did he know my drink.

"It's been four years Tae-ra, and I haven't been able to get you out of my mind."

Her drink arrives and she chugs its contents in one go. She feels soft. William Choi isn't someone she expected to be attracted to. This is the same man that drank a sip of coffee, that he usually likes, and said "what is this disgusting shit" and threw it back at his assistant. This William Choi is making her soft?

"Another one please bartender." She downs that one too.

"Your cheeks are flushed. You look cute." He needs to stop, she thinks.

It's not like she hasn't thought about this once in a while. "I'm scared," she says.

"So am I," he says.

"You wanna get out of here?"

At this point, she's downed three martinis within 10 mins. She's tipsy but aware of her decisions.

"Yes."

She leaves her car parked and takes his vehicle.

His driver asks "the other apartment?" He replies "no, mine."

The entire drive he looks at her like she's the biggest mystery to him. She can't meet his eyes. As he leads her to his loft, he never lets go of her hand. He rarely stops staring at her. This isn't the William Choi she knows.

"My Tae-ra-byte" he suddenly says. Why does he keep saying 'my'?

They barely get into the loft when she holds his face and kisses him. She just needs to know what's going on.

thud thud.

Whose heartbeat was that?

thud thud

It's both of theirs. As she moves away from the kiss, he quickly cups her face and kisses her back with more intensity. Breaking away to say "I've wanted to do this for long. Why do you effect me like this?"

"Why do you affect me like this?" she replies.

She kisses him back with equal desire. As their mouths battle to find air, she opens her mouth further to let his tongue in. They momentarily break away gasping for air. In less than a moment, they were back into it.

Tongues battling. Fingers running through hair. Faces being cupped. Bodies heating up. She wanted this, she wanted to know what it felt like to be next to him. She was curious.

He was curious. Stepping back from the kiss, he caressed her cheek and rubbed his thumb against it. He stared into her eyes, eyes that couldn't meet his. He returns to the lips he's missed so much even though it's barely been a minute. Kissing her gentler this time, he feels her hands raise up to unbutton his shirt.

He holds her hands, "are you sure?"

The player William Choi is asking me if I'm sure. Did he hit his head? Tae-ra gets what Tae-ra wants.

She nods her head, and he dives back in with more fervor. She continues to unbutton his shirt as she feels his hands go under her hoodie. Caressing and pulling her closer like there was any space left between them to cover.

She ran her hands over his sculpted body which elicited a moan from her. He lifter her hoodie off and stared at her mesmerized. Tae-ra wasn't shy. She knew she was desired, but this time the desire was so pure, it made her.....shy?

He held her hand and led them to his bedroom. They stand at the foot of the bed. He takes her bra off. Kissing her neck. Rubbing her nipples. The thumb ring seems to add to the pleasure. As he bites and licks her neck, she moans. It's harder for him to control himself. Her hands reach his pants. She rubs his bulge over his clothing, causing him to breathe deeply at her neck. As she unbuttons his pants, his hands are already up her skirt.

She pushes his pants and boxer down leaving him naked. As he cups her ass, he takes a nipple into his mouth. Then the other. She arches her back wanting more. Unable to control. Needing more. He's rubbing circles in her inner thighs. Massaging but not touching.

"Please," she says as she watches his mouth turn into that sinful smirk.

He pulls her skirt down and pushes her on to the bed. Legs pushed apart. Underwear easily ripped off and pushed aside. She can feel his breath at her entrance. In the next moment, his tongue is swirling at her clit. Fingers inside her. Pushing and pulling in a pleasurable rhythmic pattern. Loud moans indicating her climax, he stops. Kisses the inside of her thighs.

He looks up at her, and there she is. The magnificent creature shooting daggers at him.

Fingers back inside. Thumbs rubbing circles. Soft wet kisses on her belly. Mark leaving bites inside her thighs. He feels her pulsating around his fingers. Back arched and breathless moans. He knew where she was, and he wasn't planning to stop.

Before he could restart. She was up. Their dark lustful eyes meeting. He knew he wasn't going to be able to command anything.

She stood up. Pushed him down the bed. Got on top of him. Led him inside her. Both groaning in pleasure, feeling the warmth inside.

Every movement from her hips was electrifying a thousand neurons in his mind. Up. Down. Up. Down. Whispers in his ear "there is so much you don't know about me."

Pleasured groans. He wanted to find out what else there was to know about her. He could feel her tightening around him. In one swoop motion, he was on top. Harder. Faster. Breathless. Perspiring.

Both their names yelled out at the same moment. Breathless.

"stay. please." This time it was him.

She morphs into his body.

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"Good morning my Tae-ra byte. Stay. I ordered breakfast." There he is with that godforsaken smirk.

"Excuse you. I am Jeong Tae-ra. You do not tell me what to do."

Suddenly, the same thought: I'm home.

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7 NEW KOREAN FILMS AND SERIES TO LOOK FORWARD TO ON NETFLIX

There’s so much amazing content to look forward to!

It’s an exciting time for K-content fans! In addition to currently airing popular shows Start-Up, Private Lives, and Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol, new must-watch titles will be coming soon to Netflix. The impressive lineup includes movies like The Call, Space Sweepers, and dramas like Run On and Lovestruck in the City. Check out more details below.

UPCOMING K-FILMS

Netflix is continuing to introduce best-in-class films made by Korean creators to the world. Minyoung Kim, Vice President of Content (Korea, Southeast Asia, Australia & New Zealand) at Netflix said, “This year marked an incredible milestone for Korean filmmakers with the triumphant of Director Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite winning the Oscars, positive reviews around Netflix film Time to Hunt, and the global popularity of #Alive via Netflix across the world. Netflix is at the forefront of changing the way entertainment is enjoyed throughout the world. We believe that great stories can come from anywhere and travel everywhere. We’re bringing Korean storytelling with the goal to entertain our members around the world.”

The Call

Popular actress Park Shin-hye and rising actress Jun Jong-seo team up in a mystery thriller that will have you guessing until the very end. When 28-year-old Seo-yeon (Park Shin-hye) loses her cell phone on her way to visit her sick, estranged mother in a rural area, she digs up a decade-old cordless phone from the junk closet of her childhood home. She suddenly gets a call from a woman named Young-sook (Jun Jong-seo) asking for her friend. Seo-yeon hangs up thinking the woman has the wrong number, but later learns that the call was coming from the same house 20 years ago.

Premiere Date: November 27, 2020

Cast & Creators: Director Lee Chung-hyun, Park Shin hye, Jun Jong-seo

Genre: Mystery thriller, Crime

Space Sweepers

Song Joong-ki and Kim Tae-ri star in this fun, space blockbuster set in 2092. Earth has become a bleak planet and 95% of the human race struggle to survive. The main crew work on the Spaceship Victory and live off salvaging space debris. It’s extremely risky, but with a genius space pilot Tae-ho (Song Joong-ki), a mysterious ex-space pirate Captain Jang (Kim Tae-ri), an ex-con spaceship engineer Tiger Park (Jin Sun-kyu), and a reprogrammed military robot Bubs (Yoo Hai-jin), Spaceship Victory surpasses all other space sweepers. After successfully snatching a crashed space shuttle in their latest debris chase, Victory’s crew find a 7-year-old girl inside. They realize that she’s a wanted humanlike robot, and decide to demand ransom in exchange.

Premiere Date: Q1 2021

Cast & Creators: Director Jo Sung-hee, Song Joong-ki, Kim Tae-ri, Jin Sun-kyu, Yoo Hai-jin

Genre: Sci-fi action, Space blockbuster

What Happened to Mr. Cha

Famous actor Cha In-pyo portrays himself in this tongue-in-cheek comedy. With the image of a gentle and perfect man, Mr. Cha enjoyed immense popularity in the 90s. However, he is now a has-been who reminisces about his glory days and waits for someone to cast him again. One day, Mr. Cha visits a gym to take a shower after a stroll. The building suddenly begins to crumble and he gets stuck in the pile of rubble. Will he be able to get rescued while maintaining his immaculate image?

Premiere Date: January 1, 2021

Cast & Creators: Director Kim Dong-kyu, Cha In-pyo, Cho Dal-hwan

Genre: Comedy

UPCOMING K-DRAMA

The Uncanny Counter

Featuring hot young talent like Cho Byeong-gyu and Kim Se-jeong, webtoon-based The Uncanny Counter is a satisfying tale of superheroes who hunt down evil spirits and also toil in a noodle shop. The dynamic story depicts the struggle between the evil spirits who come to Earth from the afterworld in order to become immortal and the Counters, each endowed with a special gift such as brute strength, psychometry and healing, who chase them down.

Jo Byeong-gyu plays the uncanny So Mun, a Counter unlike any other in history. So Mun is a hero-in-training who musters the courage to combat evil spirits after seeing a friend suffer injustice. Ga Mo-tak, a Counter with unrivaled brawn, is brought to life by Yu Jun-sang’s characteristic wit and acting skills. Kim Se-jeong plays the role of Do Ha-na, the human radar among the Counters with an infallible record of evil spirit detection. Her character exudes a detached vibe and shows serious action chops.

Premiere Date: November 28, 2020

Cast & Creators: Director You Sun-dong, Writer Yeoh Gee-na, Cho Byeong-gyu, Yu Jun-sang, Kim Se-jeong

Run On

Run On brings the highly awaited comebacks of young stars Yim Si-wan, Shin Sae-kyung, Choi Soo-young, and Kang Tae-oh. The series is a romantic drama about the intermingling of people who have trouble communicating, even while speaking the same language. It features people from different backgrounds who nurture relationships using their own languages.

Yim Si-wan plays the lead role of Ki Seon-gyeom, a former popular sprinter on the national team who is forced to retire due to a fateful event. Shin Sae-kyeong portrays Oh Mi-joo, who constantly has to retrace her steps being like a bridge between different languages as a movie translator. Choi Soo-young takes on the role of a sports agency CEO Seo Dan-ah, who is the only true heir of the Seomyeong Group by birthright, but on the account of being female, is forced out of the line of succession. Kang Tae-oh transforms into the role of Lee Yeong-hwa, a popular art student who likes movies and croquis drawings.

Premiere Date: December 16, 2020

Cast & Creators: Director Lee Jae-hun, Writer Park Si-hyeon, Yim Si-wan, Shin Sae-kyung, Choi Soo-young, Kang Tae-oh

Lovestruck in the City

Lovestruck in the City comes from Director Park Shin-woo of It’s Okay to Not Be Okay and writer Jung Hyun-jung who penned the In Need of Romance series and Romance is a Bonus Book, while starring popular actors Ji Chang-wook and Kim Ji-won. The romance drama is a realistic portrayal of young people who pursue love and happiness while struggling to get by in a busy, competitive urban environment.

Ji Chang-wook plays Park Jae-won who is an honest man, a passionate architect, and a lover of city alleyways. A romantic at heart, he cannot forget a certain woman. This thief of his heart and his camera had disappeared like a fleeting midsummer night’s dream. Kim Ji-won plays the freelance marketer Lee Eun-o, an ordinary woman who temporarily reinvents herself as the spontaneous and free-spirited Yun Seon-a. She takes off to a remote place on an impulse and falls in love with Jae-won under this new identity.

Premiere Date: December 2020

Cast & Creators: Director Park Shin-woo, Writer Jung Hyun-jung, Ji Chang-wook, Kim Ji-won

Recently Launched & Currently Streaming

Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol

Service Cadence: 10PM MYT, every Wednesday & Thursday, For Japan, all episodes will be available from December 3

No. Episodes: 16 episodes

Genre: Romance / Comedy / Drama

Creators: Kim Min-kyoung (Director), Oh Ji-young (Writer)

Cast: Go A-ra, Lee Jae-wook, Kim Ju-hun

Private Lives

Service Cadence: 10PM MYT, every Wednesday & Thursday. For Japan, all episodes will be available from December 3.

No. Episodes: 16 episodes

Genre: Romance / Comedy /Drama

Creators: Nam-Gun (Director) / Yoo Sung Yeol (Writer, My beautiful bride)

Cast: Seo Hyun, Go Kyung-Pyo, Kim Hyo-Jin, Kim Young-Min, Lee Hak-Joo

Start-Up

Service Cadence: 10PM SGT, every Sat & Sun

No. Episodes: 16 episodes

Genre: Romance / Youth / Drama

Creators: Oh Choong-hwan (Director), Park Hye-ryun (Writer)

Cast: Bae Suzy, Nam Joo-hyuk, Kim Seon-ho, Kang Han-na

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Some Jang Hee Bin trivia bullet points

Movies Jang Hee Bin (1961) and Femme Fatale, Jang Hee Bin (1968)

Lee Seo Gu was approached to write the 1961 movie because of the success of his radio drama Jang Hee Bin in the same year.

At 21 years old at the time of filming, Kim Ji Mi is tied with Lee Mi Suk as the youngest actor to portray Jang Hee Bin.

Jang Hee Bin (MBC, 1971)

There was a ‘lead actor famine’ for this drama, and so a 300,000-won prize (worth 5,984,227 won today) was offered at first for the lead role, before a vote was called.

Yun Yeo Jeong was voted to become Jang Hee Bin amidst candidates Yun Jeong Hee and Kim Ji Mi, who previously portrayed Jang Hee Bin in 1961.

Though MBC’s 1971 adaptation was wildly popular, lead actress Yun Yeo Jeong received major backlash for her role. She was even removed from CFs for Yunina Shampoo and Oransshi Soda because ‘her image as Jang Hee Bin was not good for the product’.

While filming the 1971 adaptation, MBC reported many threatening calls to end the network, pressure from the audience to bring Queen Inhyeon back to life, and an incident on set where an actor playing the role of Jang Hee Bin’s court lady was given a bowl of hot water instead of room temperature in an attempt to sabotage filming.

Eventually, the drama was rewritten so that Queen Inhyeon was reinstated sooner than expected.

Actress Kim Min Jeong (Queen Inhyeon) was cast for the role in the 1971 adaptation on a stairwell by writer Lee Seo Gu.

This adaptation is the first to portray a dramatic poison scene, a plot point that would become the climax of many more adaptations to come, with various embellishments.

No known footage of this adaptation remains. MBC only began archiving drama broadcasts from the mid-’70s.

At 154 daily episodes, this remains the longest adaptation of Jang Hee Bin by episode count.

A special was aired on January 31st, 1972 - two days after broadcast had concluded.

Women of Legend: Jang Hee Bin (MBC, 1981)

The first season of Women of Legend (MBC, 1981~1982) was actually going to be another adaption of the Hanjungrok, but the production was scrapped and Jang Hee Bin became the first season instead. Series writer Im Chung would later on write two adaptations of the Hanjungrok (Oh, Heaven! for KBS in 1988, and the King’s Pathway for MBC in 1998).

This adaptation became MBC’s highest rated drama during its broadcast.

The late Kim Mu Saeng played the role of Jo Sa Seok both in this version and Jang Hee Bin (SBS, 1995).

During broadcast, Lee Mi Suk, Lee Hye Suk (Queen Inhyeon) and Lee Miji (Queen Ingyeong) were referred to as the Three Beautiful Musketeers (미녀 삼총사).

Director Yu Gil Chon’s brother Yu In Chon was selected to play the role of Sukjong. Yu In Chon is currently South Korea’s Minister of Culture.

In 1986, Lee Mi Suk admitted that mixed reactions were given to her portrayal. She elaborated that older people hated her character, while younger women related to and empathized with the character.

This adaptation broadcasted on Mondays and Tuesdays at first, but was moved to Wednesdays and Thursdays from Episode 37.

Lee Mi Suk’s portrayal of Jang Hee Bin was popular with men at the time, as the way she acted in front of Sukjong was considered to be cute.

This adaptation and SBS’ 1995 remake are loosely based on the Records of Queen Inhyeon, a compilation of memoirs by Lady Lee, one of Queen Inhyeon’s court ladies.

500 Years of Joseon: Queen Inhyeon (MBC, 1988)

Actor Kim Seok Ok played the role of Queen Inhyeon’s stepmother both in 500 Years of Joseon: Queen Inhyeon (MBC, 1988) and Jang Hee Bin (KBS, 2002)

Kim Myeong Hee played the role of Ok Jeong’s shaman here as well as in KBS’ adaptation, for which she is more famous.

Jeon In Hwa and Lee Deok Hwa took up the roles of Jang Ok Jeong and Jang Hee Jae respectively. They would become brother and sister once more in SBS’ 2001 drama Ladies in the Palace.

Jeon In Hwa’s portrayal of Jang Hee Bin was not initially popular until her reentry into the Palace in Episode 27, as her graceful and elegant aura was seen as too in contrast to the conniving characters of MBC’s previous portrayals.

This adaptation is heavily based on the Joseon Annals, as opposed to the Records of Queen Inhyeon.

The poison scene in this adaptation was famous for Sukjong ordering that one of the doors be used to restrain Ok Jeong as she was fed the poison. This portrayal would be repeated in KBS’ 2002 adaptation.

Jang Hee Bin (SBS, 1995)

SBS’ 1995 adaptation uses the same script as MBC’s 1981 adaptation, written by Im Chung.

Im Chung’s son Im Ho took the role of Sukjong. Im Ho is world famous for his role as Jungjong in Dae Jang Geum (MBC, 2003).

Eom Yu Shin played the role of Prince Sungseon’s wife both in the 1995 and 2002 adaptations of Jang Hee Bin. She also played the role of Jang Hee Bin’s mother in MBC’s 1988 adaptation.

The 1995 adaptation was supposed to be broadcast after SBS’ 1994 drama Auld Lang Syne, but was delayed because of trouble finding a lead actor. Sandglass was broadcasted instead.

Jeong Seon Gyeong was only casted after refusals from Lee Young Ae, Kang Su Yeon and Shin Eun Jeong. Lee Young Ae would soon after become the lead actor of KBS’ West Palace.

This adaptation achieved ratings of up to 43%, but began to suffer during the broadcasts of KBS’ West Palace and Jang Nok Su.

Child actor Lee Jeong Hu played Queen Inhyeon in her first three years after entering the Palace. Kim Won Hee replaced her when Queen Inhyeon turned 18. Lee Jeong Hu died of cancer on December 10, 2016, at the age of 30.

The poison scene in Episode 63 is considered to be the closest in historical dramas to an accurate portrayal of what actually happens when someone drinks Joseon’s government arsenic poison.

The scene is also reputed for Jeong Seon Gyeong’s sudden retaliation in kicking the bowl of poison from a court lady’s hands.

Jang Hee Bin (KBS, 2002)

The lead role was first offered to Lee Young Ae, Song Yun Ah, Kang Su Yeon, Chae Shi Ra and Kim Hyeon Ju before Kim Hye Su took up the role.

Even so, audience reactions were not initially positive to her being chosen, saying that she was too glamorous for the role. Public opinion began to change once Ok Jeong gained the rank of Suk Won in Episode 24.

With 16 previous years of acting experience, Kim Hye Su is the most experienced actor to take the role of Jang Hee Bin.

Kim Hye Su’s casting also broke the tradition of casting young rookies for the role of Jang Hee Bin.

The ratings once dropped to as low as 6%, but its final episode garnered a 31.1% rating.

The show’s original writer Kim Seon Young is not only the first woman to write a televised adaptation of Jang Hee Bin, but also the first woman to write an authentic historical drama (정통사극). The format has been dominated by male writers since its import to Korea in 1981 through KBS’ The Grand Order.

A rivalry was brewing between production manager Kim Sang Hun and Outdoor Filming Director Han Cheol Gyeong, which escalated into an assault incident.

The show’s latter half was written by Kang Tae Wan, rumored to be 1st-generation TV writer Shin Bong Seung under a pseudonym. Shin wrote the 500 Years of Joseon adaptation in 1988.

Kim Eul Dong, portraying Court Lady Kwon (Hee Bin’s court lady) is the mother of Song Il Guk, who portrayed Western Faction activist Kim Chun Taek.

The role of Choi Suk Bin was offered to Kim Gyu Ri, Choi Yu Jeong and Hong Eun Hee before being given to Park Ye Jin from April 9th, 2003. The first three potential candidates happened to be filming for movies when the role was offered.

At 100 hour-long episodes, this remains the longest adaptation by runtime.

Dong Yi (MBC, 2010)

Some of the State Tribunal’s clothes were previously worn in Queen Seondeok (MBC, 2009).

Jang Hee Bin’s character was written much differently than in previous dramas. Her character was meant to be more mature, driven to her decisions out of support for her family and faction. However, while the show itself was successful, Lee So Yeon’s portrayal was often referred to as ‘uninteresting’.

Extra Choi Na Gyeong (not to be confused with flautist Jasmine Choi) gained much popularity after the broadcast of Episode 36 on July 28th, 2010, featuring as a Court Inspector during the Head Inspector's arrest. Referred to as the Tibetan Court Lady (티벳 궁녀) due to her perceived resemblance to the Tibetan fox, she would later on feature in a daily drama and a sitcom. Choi Na Gyeong also became the model for a character in mobile game Master Asia, and is an avid arcade game player herself. Her cameo in Dong Yi can be seen below.

Because of how differently Jang Hee Bin was written in comparison to previous adaptations, this adaptation is the first since 1968 to portray Jang Hee Bin as willingly drinking the poison that would lead to her death.

Jang Ok Jeong, Living in Love (SBS, 2013)

Despite Jang Ok Jeong’s portrayal in the drama as a fashion designer, viewers were displeased at the use of high heels and fashion mannequins, both anachronic to Joseon.

At 33 years old at the time of broadcast, Kim Tae Hee is the oldest actor to play the role of Jang Hee Bin.

The show is unfortunately considered a failure for SBS, with an average rating of only 11.3%. This puts the show behind its contemporaries Queen of Office (KBS, 13.2%) and Gu Family Book (MBC, 18.7%).

At 24 episodes, this is the shortest adaptation of Jang Hee Bin.

A historical accuracy dispute arose over the portrayal of Queen Inhyeon’s father Min Yu Jung. This led to the show being derided as a ‘fantasy drama’ by political drama fans.

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2018 BaekSang Arts Awards Nominees and Winners for TV

Grand Prize

Stranger

Best Drama

Mother

Misty

Stranger

Fight for My Way

My Golden Life

Best Educational Program

Dance Sports Girls

The Its Know

I Am a Natural Person

Pilgrimage

There Are No Bad Dogs in the World

Best Entertainment Program

Hyori's Homestay

I Live Alone

City Fishermen

Welcome, First Time in Korea?

Youn's Kitchen 2

Best Director

Kim Yoon-chul - The Lady in Dignity

Kim Cheol-kyu - Mother

Mo Wan-il - Misty

Shin Won-ho - Prison Playbook

Ahn Gil-ho - Stranger

Best Screenplay

Lee Soo-yeon - Stranger

Baek Mi-kyung - The Lady in Dignity

Im Sang-choon - Fight for My Way

Jung Bo-hoon - Prison Playbook

Jang Seo-kyung - Mother

Best Actor and Best Actress

Jo Seung-woo - Stranger

Kim Sang-joong - The Rebel

Park Seo-joon - Fight for My Way

Jang Hyuk - Money Flower

Chun Ho-jin - My Golden Life

Kim Nam-joo - Misty

Kim Sun-a - The Lady in Dignity

Kim Hee-sun - The Lady in Dignity

Shin Hye-sun - My Golden Life

Lee Bo-young - Mother

Best Supporting Actor and Best Supporting Actress

Park Ho-san - Prison Playbook

Bong Tae-gyu - Return

Ahn Jae-hong - Fight for My Way

Yoo Jae-myung - Stranger

Jung Sang-hoon - The Lady in Dignity

Ye Ji-won - Should We Kiss First?

Na Young-hee - My Golden Life

Ra Mi-ran - Avengers Social Club

Song Ha-yoon - Fight for My Way

Jeon Hye-jin - Misty

Best New Actor and Best New Actress

Yang Se-jong - Temperature of Love

Kim Jung-hyun - School 2017

Park Hae-soo - Prison Playbook

Woo Do-hwan - Save Me

Lee Kyu-hyung - Stranger

Heo Yool - Mother

Kim Da-som - Band of Sisters

Kim Se-jeong - School 2017

Seo Eun-soo - My Golden Life

Won Jin-ah - Rain or Shine

Best Variety Performer – Male and Best Variety Performer – Female

Seo Jang-hoon - Knowing Bros

Kwon Hyuk-soo - Saturday Night Live Korea

Yoo Byung-jae - Creaking Heroes

Lee Sang-min - My Little Old Boy

Jun Hyun-moo - I Live Alone

Song Eun-yi - Omniscient Meddling Time

Kang Yu-mi - Gag Concert

Kim Sook - Video Star

Park Na-rae - I Live Alone

Lee Soo-ji - Gag Concert

Technical Award (Television)

Choi Sung-woo - Journey on Foot

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Johanna Hedva (1984) Korean / White (Unspecified) - Genderqueer - artist and author.

F:

Kim Young-Ok (1937) Korean - actress.

Kim Kyung-Ran (1940) Korean - actress.

Kim Hye-ja (1941) Korean- actress.

Na Moon-hee (1941) Korean- actress.

Ban Hyo-jung / Ban Man-hee (1942) Korean - actress.

Jung Hye-Sun / Jeong Hye-Seon (1942) Korean - actress.

Yun Jeong-hee (1944) Korean- actress.

Lee Joo-Sil (1944) Korean- actress.

Kim Hae-sook (1945) Korean- actress.

Youn Yuh-Jeong (1947) Korean- actress.

Jung Young-Sook (1947) Korean- actress.

Harumi Miyako (1948) Korean/Japanese - singer.

Heo Jin (1949) Korean - actress.

Ko Du-Shim (1951) Korean - actress.

Kim Young-Ae (1980) Korean - actress.

Lee Jae-Hee (1952) Korean - actress.

Son Hee-Seon (1952) Korean - actress.

Kim Bo-Yeon (1957) Korean - actress.

Kim Sun-Hwa (1957) Korean - actress.

Lee Yong-Lee (1958) Korean - actress

Maggie Han (1959) Korean - actress

Ahn So-Young (1959) Korean - actress

Lee Bo-Hee (1959) Korean - actress

Lee Mi-sook (1960) Korean - actress.

Na Young-Hee (1960) Korean - actress.

Suzanne Whang (1962) Korean - television host, actress, comedian, radio host, published author, minister, writer, producer, and political activist.

Lee Hye-Sook (1962) Korean - actress.

Jang Hee-Soo (1963) Korean - actress.

Jung Kyung-Soon (1963) Korean - actress.

Sonja Sohn (1964) Korean / Black (unspecified)- actress.

Bae Jong-ok (1964) Korean - actress.

Jo Min-soo (1965) Korean- actress.

Jacqueline Kim (1965) Korean - writer, actress, filmmaker and composer.

Juju Chang (1965) Korean - journalist.

Bang Eun-jin (1965) Korean - actress and film director.

Kang Soo-youn (1966) Korean- actress.

Alexandra Bokyun Chun (1967) Korean - actress and filmmaker.

Bang Eun-hee / Bang Min-seo (1967) Korean - actress.

Choi Wan-Jung (1968) Korean - actress.

Seo Yi-Sook (1968) Korean - actress.

Uhm Jung-hwa (1969) Korean- actress, singer, & dancer.

Lee Kan-Hee (1969) Korean - actress.

Lee Jung-Eun (1969) Korean - actress.

Kim Ye-Ryeong (1969) Korean - actress.

Lim Sung-Min (1969) Korean - actress.

Kim Hye-soo (1970) Korean- actress.

Sandra Oh (1971) Korean- actress.

Lee Yeong-ae (1971) Korean- actress.

Kim Young-Sun (1971) Korean- actress.

Brook Antoinette Mahealani Lee / Brook Lee (1971) Korean, Native Hawaiian, Portuguese - actress, TV Host, model and beauty queen.

Yum Jung-ah (1972) Korean- actress.

Romi Park / Paku Romi (1972) Korean - actress, voice actress and singer.

Ko So-young (1972) Korean - actress and model.

Jennifer Anne Lee (1972) Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai - actress.

Shim Eun-ha (1972) Korean- actress.

Amy Anderson (1972) Korean - comedian, actress, and writer.

Jeon Mi-Sun (1972) Korean - actress.

Kim Jung-Young (1972) Korean - actress.

Kim Yun-Jin / Yunjin Kim (1973) Korean- actress.

Jeon Do-yeon (1973) Korean- actress.

So Hee-Jung (1973) Korean- actress.

Choo Sang-mi (1973) Korean- actress.

Lee Hye-Eun (1973) Korean- actress.

Kim Sun-a (1973) Korean - actress.

Jang Young-nam (1973) Korean- actress.

Chu Sang-mi (1973) Korean - actress.

Song Yoon-ah (1973) Korean - actress.

Kim Seo-Hyung (1973) Korean - actress.

Cho Eun-Sook (1973) Korean - actress.

Grace Park (1974) Korean- actress.

Moon So-ri (1974) Korean- actress.

Jang Jin-young (1974) Korean- actress.

Kim Ji-Young (1974) Korean - actress.

Yi Hong (1974) Korean - model and entertainer.

Byun Jung-soo (1974) Korean - actress and model.

Joy Osmanski (1975) Korean, Japanese - actress.

Choi Ji-woo (1975) Korean - actress.

Moon Bloodgood (1975) Korean / Dutch, Irish- actress and model.

Merle Dandridge (1975) Korean, Japanese / African American- actress and singer.

Nicole Bilderback (1975) Korean- actress.

Patricia Ja Lee (1975) Korean - actress and model.

Lee Kyung-eun / Harisu (1975) Korean - pop singer, model, and actress - trans.

Park Sung-Yeon (1975) Korean - actress.

Park Hyun-Jung (1975) Korean - actress.

Lindsay Price (1976) Korean / German, Irish- actress and singer.

Kim Bo-kyeong (1976) Korean - actress.

Ha Jae-sook (1976) Korean - actress.

Myung Se-Bin (1976) Korean - actress.

Kim Sun-Young (1976) Korean - actress.

Song Seon-Mi (1976) Korean - actress.

Wang Yoo-Sun / Yoo-Sun (1976) Korean - actress.

Park Junghyun / Lena Park (1976) Korean - singer.

Jeon Hye-Jin (1976) Korean - actress.

Kim Hee-sun (1977) Korean - actress.

Kim Hyun-joo (1977) Korean - actress.

Nicole Cabell (1977) Korean - opera singer.

Chae Jung-an (1977) Korean - actress and singer.

Choi Jung-yoon (1977) Korean - actress.

Yoon Ji-Min (1977) Korean - actress.

Choi Kang-hee (1977) Korean - actress and DJ.

Lee Sa-bi (1977) Korean - model and actress.

Sinae (1977) Korean- Singer (Lady) and actress-trans!

Chung Jae Young / J / J.ae (1977) Korean - musician.

Denyce Lawton (1978) Korean / Black (unspecified)- actress.

Masuimi Max (1978) Korean / German- actress and model.

Kim Sa-rang (1978) Korean - actress.

Park Tam-Hee (1978) Korean - actress.

Linda Park (1978) Korean- actress.

Kimberly Goss (1978) Korean / German - singer and keyboardist (Sinergy)

Ha Ji-won (1978) Korean- actress.

Kyung Soo-jin (1978) Korean - actress.

Lee Ji-Hyun (1978) Korean - actress.

Lee Chae-Yeon / Chae Yeon (1978) Korean - singer.

Tomika Skanes (1978) Korean / African American - model and actress.

Karen Lee Orzolek / Karen O (1970) Korean / Polish - singer and musician.

Liz Cho (1970) Korean / AshkenaziYang So-Min Jewish - tv personality.

Sung-Hi Lee (1970) Korean - model and actress.

Kim Do-Young (1970) Korean - actress.

Park Chae-rim (1979) Korean - actress.

Yang So-Min (1979) Korean - actress.

Im Soo-jung (1979) Korean- actress.

Lee Hee-Jin (1979) Korean- actress.

Bae Doo-na / Bae Doona (1979) Korean- actress.

Park Soo-ae (1979) Korean- actress.

Kim Gyu-ri (1979) Korean- actress.

Lee Na-young (1979) Korean - actress.

Park Si-yeon (1979) Korean - actress.

Nicole Tubiola (1979) Italian [including Sicilian] / Korean, other - actress.

Ursula Mayes (1979) Korean, German, Native American (Unspecified) - actress.

Jennifer Lim (1979) Korean, Chinese - actress.

Yoo Ji-Yeon (1979) Korean - actress.

Kim Min-Joo (1979) Korean - actress.

Ameriie Mi Marie Rogers/Amerie (1980) Korean / Black (unspecified)- singer-songwriter and actress.

Esther Ku (1980) Korean - comedian and tv personality.

Lee Eun-ju (1980) Korean - actress.

Kim Young-Ae (1980) Korean - actress.

Yoon Se-Ah (1980) Korean - actress.

Eun Joo-Hee (1980) Korean - actress.

Seo Young-Hee (1980) Korean - actress.

Kong Hyo-jin (1980) Korean- actress.

Ameriie Mi Marie Rogers / Amerie / Ameriie (1980) African-American / Korean - singer, songwriter, author, actress and record producer.

Kim Tae-hee (1980) Korean - actress.

Seo Yeong-hee (1980) Korean- actress.

Han Chae-young (1980) Korean - actress.

Ban Min-jung (1980) Korean- actress.

Jang Yoon-ju (1980) Korean - model, television personality, singer-songwriter and actress.

Kim Hye-Na (1980) Korean - actress.

Kim So-Yeon (1980) Korean - actress.

Lim Soo-Jung (1980) Korean - actress.

Gong Hyo-jin (1980) Korean - actress.

Oh Yoon-ah (1980) Korean - actress and former racing model.

Lee Si-yeon (1980) Korean- actress and model. -trans!

Song Hye-Kyo (1981) Korean- actress.

Lee In-Hye (1981) Korean- actress.

Cha Soo-Yeon (1981) Korean- actress.

Wang Bit-Na (1981) Korean- actress.

Sun Park (1981) Korean - singer, actress and entertainer.

Song Ji-hyo (1981) Korean- actress and model.

Jun Ji-hyun/Gianna Jun (1981) Korean- actress.

Chae Min-seo (1981) Korean- actress.

Jang Na-ra (1981) Korean - musician, record producer and actress.

Jung Ryeo-won (1981) Korean- actress.

Jo Eun-ji (1981) Korean- actress.

Han Ye-seul (1981) Korean - actress.

Kwak Hyun-hwa (1981) Korean - actress, comedian, model and singer.

Kim So-eun (1981) Korean - actress.

Hwang Eun-Su (1981) Korean - actress.

Natasha Shanta Reid / Yoon Mi-rae (1981) Korean / Scottish, African-American - rapper and musician.

Cher Tenbush (1981) Korean - ctress, host, reality television participant and model.

Han Ga-in (1982) Korean - actress.

Lee Si-Young (1982) Korean - actress.

Janice Vidal (1982) Chinese, Filipino, Korean - singer.

Son Ye-jin (1982) Korean- actress.

Kim Hye-Hwa (1982) Korean - actress.

Kim Ah-joong (1982) Korean - actress, model and singer.

Kang Hye-jeong (1982) Korean- actress.

Park Hyo-Joo (1982) Korean - actress.

Han Ji-min (1982) Korean - actress.

Keum Dan-Bi (1982) Korean - actress.

Jo Kyung-jin/An Jo (1982) Korean- actress.

Kim Ah-jung (1982) Korean- actress, model, & singer.

Lee El (1982) Korean-actress

Jung Soo-Young (1982) Korean - actress.

Kim Min-Hee (1982) Korean - actress and model.

Yoo In-na (1982) Korean - actress and DJ.

Lee Mi-Do (1982) Korean - actress.

Oh Yeon-A / Kim Mi-Ae (1981) Korean - actress.

Lucia Micarelli (1983) Korean, Italian - actress and violinist.

Jennifer Field (1983) Korean / English, Irish, German- actress.

Jamie Chung (1983) Korean- actress and former television personality.

Han Yeo-reum (1983) Korean- actress.

Lee Hyun-yi (1983) Korean - model.

Jung Yu-mi (1983) Korean- actress.

Park Hee-Von (1983) Korean- actress.

Han Jin (1983) Korean - model.

Lee Ha-nui (1983) Korean - actress, model, musician, gayageum player and a beauty pageant titleholder.

Ruthie Ann Miles (1983) Korean/ possibly English - actress.

Vivian Bang (1983) Korean - actress.

Hettienne Park (1983) Korean - actress and writer.

Yuna Ito (1983) Japanese / Korean - artist.

Sonim (1983) Korean - singer and actress.

Hee-Sun Lee / HeeSun Lee (1983) Korean - musician.

Kang Ye-bin (1983) Korean - tv personality.

Jeong Ju-Hee (1983) Korean - actress.

Lee Honey (1983) Korean - actress and beauty pagent winner.

Yoon Seung-Ah (1983) Korean - actress.

Oh Su-Ah (1983) Korean - actress.

Kim Sa-Hee (1983) Korean - actress.

Park Han-byul (1984) Korean - actress and model.

Jang Shin-Young (1984) Korean - actress.

Song Lee-Woo (1984) Korean - actress.

Kim Min-Seo (1984) Korean - actress.

Yoon Eun-hye (1984) Korean - actress, director, singer, entertainer and model.

Mia Sable (1984) Korean / Choctaw, German - actress and singer-songwriter.

Lee Da-hae (1984) Korean - actress.

Celeste Thorson (1984) Korean, Scottish, Irish / Mexican (Mescalero Apache, Spanish), Lebanese, Syrian, English - actress, model, and screenwriter.

Shin Min-ah (1984) Korean- actress and model.

Han Ye-ri (1984) Korean- actress.

Priscilla Ahn (1984) German, possibly other / Korean - singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist.

Ku Hye-sun (1984) Korean - actress, singer-songwriter, director and artist.

Smith Cho (1985) Korean- actress.

Lee Sae-Byul (1985) Korean- actress.

Jarah Mariano (1984) Native Hawaiian, Korean, likely Chinese - model.

Soo Yeon Lee (1984) Korean - table tennis player, model, actress and coach.

Claudia Kim (1985) Korean- actress and model.

Lee Sung-min / Clara Lee (1985) Korean - actress and model.

Yuri Tag (1985) Korean - dancer (Kaba Modern)

Park Ah-In (1985) Korean - actress.

Jo Ki-Bbeum (1985) Korean - actress.

Kim Ji-Hyun / Lee El (1985) Korean - actress.

Kim Ha-Yun (1985) Korean - actress.

Jeon So-min (1986) Korean - actress.

Kim Min-Jwa (1986) Korean - actress.

Lee Do-Ah (1986) Korean - actress.

Park Seul-Ki (1986) Korean - actress.

Jung Ae-Youn (1986) Korean - actress.

Hong Soo-A (1986) Korean - actress.

Lee Pa-ni (1986) Korean - model and actress.

Crystal Kay (1986) Korean / African-American - singer, songwriter, radio host and actress.

Bae Seul-ki (1986) Korean - singer and actress.

Kwon Bo-ah / BoA (1986) Korean - singer and actress.

Pom Klementieff (1986) Korean / Russian- actress.

Jenna Ushkowitz (1986) Korean- actress.

Moon Chae-won (1986) Korean - actress.

Sheena Sakai (1986) Korean / Japanese - model, singer, and actress.

Kim Gee-yang (1986)-Korean-model

Min Hyo-rin (1986) Korean-actress

Yoo Yeon-Ji (1986) Korean - actress.

Park Min-young (1986) Korean - actress.

Park Si-hyun (1986) Korean- idol (Spica)

Charlyne Yi (1986) Korean, Mexican, Irish, German, French, possibly Yuki / Filipino, possibly some Spanish -  actress, comedian, musician and writer.

Alice Greczyn (1986) French, Japanese, and Polish, with smaller amounts of Chinese, Korean, German, Irish, Native American (Unspecified), Scottish, English, Greek, Hungarian, Turkish, Swedish, and Czech - actress and model.

Jeon Boram (1986) Korean - singer and actress.

Park Sojin (1986) Korean - idol (Girl’s Day)

Park Suju / Soo Joo Park (1986) Korean - model.

Ban Se-jung / Kim Se-jung (1986) Korean - actress.

Baek Ok-dam (1986) Korean - actress.

Lee Soon-kyu . Sunny (1989) Korean - idol (Girls' Generation)

Son Ga-In (1987) Korean- singer, actress, & entertainer.

Gina Jane Choi / G.NA (1987) Korean - singer and actress.

Samantha Futerman (1987) Korean - actress.

Jung Yoon-Sun (1987) Korean - actress

Kwon Eun-Soo (1987) Korean - actress

Moon Geun-young (1987) Korean- actress.

Kang Seung-hyun (1987) Korean - model.

Kim Ok-bin (1987) Korean- actress.

Chun Woo-hee (1987) Korean- actress.

Choi Han-bit (1987)-Korean- model and Idol (Mercury)-trans

Han Hyo-joo (1987) Korean - actress.

JinJoo Lee (1987) Korean - musician.

Song Haena (1987)Korean-model

Dia Frampton (1987) Korean / English, Dutch - singer.

Clara Chung / Clara C (1987) Korean - singer and songwriter.

Hori Eriko (1988) Korean / Japanese - singer, actress and voice actress.

Park Na-rae- (1988) Korean- idol (Spica)

Hana Mae Lee (1988) Korean - actress, model, comedian, and fashion designer.

Lim Ju-eun (1988) Korean - actress.

Tessa Ludwick (1988) Korean - actress.

Ryu Sun-Young (1988) Korean - actress.

Jeong Da-Sol (1988) Korean - actress.

Ham Eun-Jung (1988) Korean - actress.

Seo Yoon-A (1988) Korean - actress.

Kim Joon-Hyung (1988) Korean - actress.

Nam Bo-ra (1989) Korean - actress.

Yoo Joo-yi (1989) Korean- Soloist

Wie Seong-Mi (1989) Korean - golfer.

Park Min-ji (1989) Korean - actress.

Oh Hye-rin / Raina (1989) Korean - singer.

Park Ye-eun / Yenny (1989) Korean - singer.

Choi Minji / Min Soa (1989) Korean - singer.

Bae Geu-rin (1989) Korean - actress.

Kim Soo-Yeon (1989) Korean - actress.

Hong Ah-Reum (1989) Korean - actress.

Kim Ga-Eun (1989) Korean - actress.

Amy Lee / Ailee / Hangul (1989) Korean - singer.

Mikayla Campbell (1990) Korean, Greek, Spanish- actress.

Chanel Iman (1990) Korean, African American / African American- model.

Kang So-ra (1990) Korean- actress.

Kim Bo-mi (1990) Korean-soloist

Kim Eun-Young (1990) Korean-soloist

Kim Tae-Ri (1990) Korean-actress

Shin Se-Kyung (1990) Korean - actres.

Jin-joo Lee (1990) Korean- Musician (DNCE)

Lee Sung-kyung (1990) Korean - model and actress.

Go Ara (1990) Korean - actress and model.

Park Bo-young (1990) Korean- actress

Im Yoon-ah / Yoona (1990) Korean - singer and actress.

Jung Min-joo / Joo (1990) Korean - singer and actress.

Song Jun-hee (1990) Korean- actress and idol (Hello Venus)

Sarah Oh (1990) Korean, German - actress and model.

Park Mi-yeon / Serri (1990) Korean - singer and actress (Dal Shabet)

Baek Jin-hee (1990) Korean - actress.

Oh Ha-Nee (1990) Korean - actress.

Serena Jung (1991) Korean-American - Instagrammer.

Park So-Dam (1991) Korean- actress.

Cho Ja-young / Ah Youn (1991) Korean - singer and actress (Dal Shabet)

Kim Go-eun (1991) Korean- actress.

Kwon Nara (1991) Korean- actress and idol (hello venus)

Lee Joo-young (1991) Korean- actress

Nam Yu-jeong (1991) Korean-actress

Shin Bora/Hana (1991)-Korean- idol (Gugudan)

Won Min-ji/Anda (1991) Korean- soloist

Jung Yeon-Joo (1991) Korean - actress.

Yoo Hyun-Ji (1991) Korean - actress.

Yoo Hyun-young / Hyunyoung (1991) Korean - singer and model.

Bae Joo-hyu / Irene (1991) Korean - singer, tv host and actress.

Lee Eunjung / Jaeyoon (1991) Korean - singer.

Michelle Lee (1991) Korean / African-American - singer.

Eunice Cho (1991) Korean-American - actress.

Bae Woo-hee / Woohee (1991) Korean - singer and actress (Dal Shabet)

Yang Jung-yoon / Jiyul (1991) Korean - singer and actress (Dal Shabet)

Nicole Jung (1991) Korean - idol (Kara)

Kim Seul-Gi (1991) Korean- actress.

Ko Ah-sung (1992) Korean- actress.

Kim Ah-young/Yura (1992) Korean - idol (Girl’s Day)

Kim Eun-mi (1992)Korean-soloist

Kim Yu-jeong (1992) Korean - idol (Laboum)

Kim Hee-jung (1992)Korean-actress

Lee Keum-jo (1992) Korean- idol (Nine Muses)

Kim Ji-won (1992) Korean - actress.

Yoon Da-Young (1992) Korean - actress.

Grace Kelly (1992) Korean - musician, singer and entertainer.

Seo Yuna (1992) Korean- actress and idol (AOA)

Kim Hyun-ah / Hyuna (1992) Korean - singer and dancer.

Kim Min-ji / Seo Min-ji (1992) Korean - actress.

Ahn So-hee / Sohee (1992) Korean - actress and singer.

Mizusawa Erena (1992) Japanese, Korean - model and actress.

Sora Choi (1992) Korean - model.

Ahn Ji-hyun (1992) Korean - actress.

Lee Ellen Serine/Kasper (1993) ¾ Korean, ¼ Japanese - idol (Play the Siren).

Byun Jungha (1993)- Korean- Model

Choi Jun-hee (1993)-Korean-Soloist

Bang Min-ah / Minah (1993) Korean - singer and acress (Girl's Day)

Jo Min-hee (1993)-Korean- idol (Stellar)

Jung Mi-mi (1993)-Korean-idol (Gugudan)

Kim Song-yi (1993) Korean-Soloist

Serine Lee / Kasper (1993) ¼ Japanese ¾ Korean - singer and YouTuber.

Park Ji-yeon / Jiyeon (1993) Korean - singer and actress.

Park Se-hee (1993) Korean-idol (Bulldok)

Seo Hye-rin (1993) Korean-idol (Exid)

Hannah Quinlivan (1993) Irish, possibly other / Taiwanese, Korean - actress and model.

Yoo Ji-ae (1993) Korean- Idol (Lovelyz)

Sonia Ursu-Kim (1993) Korean / Romanian - basketball player.

Na Whan (1993) Korean - idol (Lip B).

Juliane Alfieri / Juliane (1993) Korean / German-Italian - singer.

Lee Ji-eun / IU  (1993) Korean - singer, songwriter and actress.

Lee Soo-jung / Crystal Yi / Chai (1993) Korean - singer.

Kim Hye-In (1993) Korean - actress.

Son Na-Eun (1994) Korean - actress and singer.

Han Bo-bae (1994) Korean - actress.

Lee Ji-Won (1994) Korean - actress.

Park Ji-Hyun (1994) Korean - actress.

Bae Noo-ri (1994) Korean-actress.

Lita Rinrapat (1994) Thai, Korean, English / Chinese, Minahasan Indonesian - dancer and trainee (Sound Cream Entertainment).

Chae Soobin (1994) Korean-actress.

Jeon Yoo-ri (1994) Korean-idol (Stellar)

Jung So-yeon (1994) Korean - idol (Laboum)

Ji Su-Min  (1994) Korean-idol (Sonamoo)

Bae Jin-ye/ZN (1994) Korean - idol (Laboum)

Bae Su-ji / Bae Suzy (1994) Korean - singer and actress.

Tiana Tolstoi (1994) Korean / Serbian, Russian - model.

Lee Hye-ri (1994) Korean - idol (Girl’s Day)

Park Su-bin / Subin (1994) Korean - singer and tv host.

HyoJung (1994) Korean - musician.

Jin Se-yeon (1994) Korean - actress.

Kwon So-Hyun (1994) Korean - actress.

Megan Lee (1995) Korean - singer and actress.

Jo Eun-ae (1995) Korean-idol (Sonamoo)

Kim So-jung/Sowon (1995) Korean - idol (GFriend).

Im Nayeon (1995) Korean - idol (Twice).

Kim Na-young (1995) Korean- Gugudan

Lim Na-young (1995) Korean-idol (Pristin)

Nam Ji-hyun (1995) Korean-actress

Yeom Hae-in (1995) Korean - idol (Laboum)

Park Jung-hwa (1995) Korean-idol (EXID)

Katie Chang (1995) Korean (paternal grandfather), Irish, German - actress.

Kim Ji-yeon / Bona (1995) Korean - singer (Cosmic Girls)

Yoo Jeongyeon (1996) Korean - idol (Twice).

Oh Ha-young / Hayoung  (1996) Korean - singer and actress.

Jung Yerin (1996) Korean - idol (GFriend).

Ahn Chae-hee (1996) Korean-idol (Sol-T)

Ahn Chae-yeon (1996) Korean-idol (Hello Venus)

Choi Yu-jin (1996) Korean-idol (CLC)

Ham Sae-byeol (1996) Korean-idol (Matilda)

Jang So-jin (1996) Korean- idol (Gugudan)

Kim Miso (1996) Korean-idol (Girls Girls)

Fivel Stewart (1996) Japanese, Chinese, Korean / Scottish, Russian, Blackfoot (Unconfirmed) - actress.

Lee Su-hyun (1996)-Korean-idol (Day Day)

Park Soo-young (1996)-Korean-idol (Melody Day)  

Lee Soo-Kyung (1996) Korean - actress.

Choi Yoona (1996) Korean - idol (Marmello)

Kim Do-eun (1996) Korean - idol (Marmello)

Kim Do-eun/Daeun (1996) Korean - idol (Marmello)

Jeon Ga-eun (1996) Korean - idol (Marmello)

Mun Ka-Young (1994) Korean - actress.

Kang Ye-Won / Seo Ha (1994) Korean - actress.

Ahn Sol-bin (1997) Korean - musician.

Park Jihyo (1997) Korean - idol (Twice).

Jung Eun-bi/Eunha (1997) Korean - idol (GFriend).

Choi Yuna/Yuju (1997) Korean - idol (GFriend).

Sydney Park (1997) Korean / Black (unspecified)- actress and comedian.

Ahn Solbin (1997) Korean- Actress and Idol (Laboum)

Choi Yoon-sun (1997) Korean-idol (Sonamoo)

Kang Kyung-won (1997) Korean-idol (Pristin)

Jo Ha-seul (1997) Korean - idol (Loona)

Lee Hojeong (1997)-Korean-actress and model

Kim Jin-kyung (1997) Korean - model.

Piper Curda (1997) Korean / English, Scottish - actress and singer.

Tia Hwang Cuevas / Tia (1997) Korean / Puerto-Rican and German - singer and dancer.

Melanie Aurora Lee / Melanie (1997) Korean / Italian-German - dancer.

Lee Ho-jung (1997) Korean - actress.

Kim Hyu-na (1997) Korean - idol (Marmello)

Kim Dahyun (1998) Korean - idol (Twice).

Hwang Eunbi/SinB (1998) Korean - idol (GFriend).

Kim Ye-won/Umji (1998) Korean - idol (GFriend).

Park Ji-won (1998) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Seo Shin-ae (1998) Korean - actress.

Lee Su-ji (1998) Korean - singer.

Kim You-Jung (1999) Korean - actress.

Son Chaeyoung (1999) Korean - idol (Twice).

Choi Yoojung (1999) Korean-idol (Weki Meki)

Kim Do-yeon (1999) Korean - musician.

Kim So-hyun (1999) Korean - actress

Yim Dayoung (1999) Korean-idol (WJSN)

Lee Jinsook /  Yeoreum (1999)-. Idol (WJSN)

Kim Ye Rim/Yeri (1999)-Idol (WJSN)

Yoo Yeon Jung (1999)- Idol (WJSN)

Choi Yu Jung (1999)-Idol (Gugudan)

Kwon Chae-won/Eunchae (1999) Korean - Idol (Dia)

Kim Chae Hyun (1999) Korean -  Idol (Bonus Baby)

Lee Yoo Na/Keina (1999) Korean - Idol (H.U.B)

Kim Ye Won/Yehna (1999) Korean- Idol (Pristin)

Bae Sung Yeon/Shannon (1999) Korean-Idol (Pristin)

Choi Yoona/Bella- (1999) Korean-Idol (Elris)

Yang Hye Sung(1999)  Korean-Idol (Elris)

Lee Yu Kyung (1999) Korean Idol  (Elris)

Kang Mina (1999) Korean - idol (gugudan)

Kim So hee (1999)Korean - Idol (Elris)

Kwon Eun Bin- (2000) Korean-Idol (CLC)

Kim Hyun-soo (2000) Korean - actress.

Nancy Jewel McDonie / Nancy (2000) Korean / American - singer.

Kim Sae-ron (2000) Korean- actress.

Jeon Heejin (2000) Korean - idol (Loona)

Kim Hyang-gi (2000) Korean - actress.

Lee Jinsol (2001) Korean - musician.

No Jeong-ee (2001) Korean - actress.

Jeon So-mi (2001) Korean / Dutch-Canadian - singer.

Kim Hwan-hee (2002) Korean - actress.

Ahn Seo-hyun (2004) Korean - actress.

Seon Hwang (?) Korean - model.

Lori Thomas / Lori (?) Korean / Caucasian.

Diana Bang (?) Korean - actress, writer and producer.

Esther K. Chae (?) Korean - actress and writer.

M. J. Kang (?) Korean - playwright and actress.

Lela Lee (?) Korean - actress and cartoonist.

Soon Hee Newbold (?) Korean - composer, conductor, musician, and actress.

Mia Park (?) Korean - TV show host, actress, drummer, and yoga instructor.

Susan Park (?) Korean - actress.

Hyung-ki Joo (?) Korean - pianist and composer.

Jun Young Choi (?) Korean - model.

Gian Yoo (?) Korean - model.

Ji Young Kwak (?) Korean - model.

Pong Lee (?) Korean - model.

So Young Kang (?) Korean - model.

Ji Hye Park (?) Korean - model.

Sungshin Kim (?) Korean - idol (Rose Quartz).

Pani (?) Korean- Youtuber -Trans!

Youngsim (?) Korean- Youtuber- Trans!

Mimi (?) Korean- Youtuber- Trans!

Kim Jin-Seon (?) Korean- actress- Trans!

Cha Sevin (?) Korean- actress and singer- Trans!

Sahara (?) Korean- model and singer (Lady)- Trans!

Mini (?) Korean- beauty pageant winner - Trans!

Aja Kim (?) Korean - singer and songwriter.

Kathleen Kim (?) Korean - soprano.

Heather Park (?) Korean - singer.

Susie Suh (?) Korean - singer.

Eliza Yang (?) Korean - writer, publisher and entrepreneur

Gabi Moon (?) Korean - Instagrammer.

Chaeeun Sarah Lee (?) Korean - Instagrammer.

Bba_na_na (?) Korean - Instagrammer.

Irene Kim (?) Korean - Instagrammer.

Jo Soo-Ha (?) Korean - actress.

Kim Kyung-Yoon (?) Korean - actress.

Lee Sae Ro Mi (?) Korean - actress.

Lee Bong-Ryun (?) Korean - actress.

Nam Sang-Ran (?) Korean - actress.

Oh Joo-Hee (?) Korean - actress.

Kim Dong-Joo (?) Korean - actress.

Nam Jeong-Hee (?) Korean - actress.

Lee Min-Ji (?) Korean - actress.

Lee Deok-Hee (?) Korean - actress.

Lee Sae-rom (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Song Ha-young (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Jang Gyu-ri (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Roh Ji-sun (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Lee Seo-yeon (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Lee Chae-young (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Lee Na-gyung (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Baek Ji-heon (?) Korean - idol (Fromis 9)

Problematic/Otherwise don’t use:

Lee Hyo-ri (1979) Korean - singer, record producer, activist, actress and presenter  - cultural appropriation.

Park Ji Young / Kahi (1980) Korean - singer - cultural appropriation.

Kim Jungah / Jung-A (1983) Korean - idol (After School) - cultural appropriation.

Sandara Park / Dora (1984) Korean - cultural appropriation.

Arden Cho (1985) Korean- actress - cultural appropriation.

Kim Yu-jin / UEE (1988) Korean - idol (After School) - cultural appropriation.

Yoon Bo-ra (1989) Korean - singer and actress - really gross skit on SNL Korea where she played Pocahontas.

Kiko Mizuhara (1990) English, likely Scottish and German / Zainichi Korean - model, actress, and designer - cultural appropriation and blackface.

Heo Ga-yoon / Gayoon (1990) Korean - singer and actress - cultural appropriation.

Esom (1990) Korean - actress and model - cultural appropriation.

Lee Chae-rin / CL (1991) Korean - singer and rapper - cultural appropriation.

Im Jin-ah / Nana (1991) Korean - actress, singer, and model - cultural appropriation.

Moon Byul-yi / Moonbyul (1992) Korean - rapper, singer and actress. -cultural appropriation

Chrystal Soo Jung / Krystal Jung (1994) Korean - singer and actress - cultural appropriation.

Kim Bo Ra/SuA (1994) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.

Kim Ji Yoo/JiU (1994) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.

Lee Siyeon (1995) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.

Kim Jisoo (1995) Korean - idol (Black Pink) - cultural appropriation.

Jennie Kim (1996) Korean - idol (Black Pink) - cultural appropriation.

Roseanne Park / Rose Park / Park Chaeyoung (Black Pink) - cultural appropriation.

Kim Yoohyeon (1997) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.

Lee Yoobin / Dami (1997) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.

Lee Gahyeon (1999) Korean - idol (Dreamcatcher) - cultural appropriation.

Hina (?) Korean - cultural appropriation and blackface.

Choi Cho / Rubber Band (?) Korean - cultural appropriation.

Kim / Rubber Band (?) Korean - cultural appropriation.

Son Seung-wan AKA Wendy / Red Velvet (1994) Korean - imitated black people on a radio show.

Kim Tae-yeon AKA Taeyeon / Girls' Generation (1989) Korean - said alicia keys was pretty for a black girl.

Stephanie Young Hwang AKA Tiffany / Girls' Generation (1989) Korean -  promoted colorist mess on her instagram by applying emojis to her fellow members based on how dark she thinks their skin is.

Choi Soo-young / Sooyoung (1990) Korean - send a food truck to the set of her fellow member yuri's drama with a banner that said "thank you for making our yuri look light" here and "yuri's skin is dark, so it doesn't look that clean"

Margaret Cho (1968) Korean - ableism.

Choi Jin-ri / Sulli (1994) Korean - defended a pedophile.

M:

Park Geun-Hyung (1940) Korean- actor.

Kim Sung-Kyum (1941) Korean- actor.

Baek Il-seob (1944) Korean - actor.

Jang Yong (1945) Korean - actor.

Jang Hang-seon (1947) Korean- actor.

Baek Yoon-Sik (1947) Korean - actor.

Han Jin-hie (1949) Korean- actor.

Lee Jong-Goo (1950) Korean- actor.

Woo Sang-Jeon (1950) Korean- actor.

Lim Byung-Ki (1950) Korean- actor.

Ahn Sung-ki (1952) Korean- actor.

Hakuryu (1952) Korean - actor.

Kim Myung-Gon (1952) Korean - actor.

Jang Gwang (1952) Korean - actor.

Heo Gi-Ho (1952) Korean - actor.

Moon Sung-Geun (1953) Korean - actor.

Moon Chang-Kil (1953) Korean - actor.

Jung Han-Yong (1954) Korean - actor.

Kim Jong-Goo (1955) Korean - actor.

Min Kyung-Jin (1955) Korean - actor.

Kim Kap-su (1957) Korean- actor.

Kim Jung-Soo (1957) Korean - actor.

Aleksandr Khvan (1957) Korean - director and actor.

Song Young-Chang (1958) Korean - actor.

Kwon Bum-Taek (1958) Korean - actor.

Choi Jung-Woo (1958) Korean - actor.

Kang Nam-Kil (1958) Korean - actor.

Paul Pesco (1959) Korean / Sicilian - musician.

Nam Myung-Ryul (1959) Korean - actor.

Ahn Suk-Hwan (1959) Korean - actor.

Chang Kim Sung (1960) Korean - actor.

Cheon Ho-Jin (1960) Korean - actor.

Kang Shin-Il (1960) Korean - actor.

Yoon-il Auh (1961) Korean - educator, violinist and composer.

Ryu Tae-Ho (1962) Korean - actor.

Choi Min-sik (1962) Korean- actor.

Jo Young-Jin (1962) Korean- actor.

Son Byung-ho (1962) Korean- actor.

Yoo Hyung-Gwan (1962) Korean- actor.

Tomoyasu Hotei / Hotei Tomoyasu (1962) Korean / Russian, Japanese - musician, singer-songwriter, composer, record producer and actor.

Lee Gi-yeong (1963) Korean- actor.

Kim Il-Woo (1963) Korean- actor.

Kim Seung-Wook (1963) Korean- actor.

Tsuyoshi Ihara / Ihara Tsuyoshi (1963) Korean - actor and author.

Park Joong-hoon (1964) Korean- actor.

Woo Hyeon (1964) Korean- actor.

Ahn Nae-sang (1964) Korean- actor.

Choi Jae-Sung (1964) Korean- actor.

Lee Byung-Joon (1964) Korean- actor.

Lee Doo-Il (1964) Korean- actor.

Jung In-Gi (1964) Korean- actor.

Bae Do-Hwan (1964) Korean- actor.

Aaron Ikeda (1965) Korean / Japanese- actor.

Kim Roe-ha (1965) Korean - actor.

Park Min-Hee (1965) Korean - actor.

Sung Min-Soo (1965) Korean - actor.

Song Young-Jae (1965) Korean - actor.

Jo Sung-ha (1966) Korean - actor.

Lee Chang-Hoon (1966) Korean - actor.

Kwon Yong-Woon (1966) Korean - actor.

Shin Jung-Keun (1966) Korean - actor.

Cho Seong-Ha (1966) Korean - actor.

Lee Won-Jong (1966) Korean - actor.

Kim Byung-Choon (1966) Korean - actor.

Lee Hyun-woo / Jessie Lee (1966) Korean - singer and actor.

Fred Armisen (1966) Korean, German,  Venezuelan - actor, comedian, singer, musician, writer, director, and producer.

Christopher Ju / Kato (1986) Korean - producer.

Song Kang-ho (1967) Korean- actor.

Hong Sung-Duk (1967) Korean- actor.

Kim Jung-Pal (1967) Korean- actor.

Sung Dong-Il (1967) Korean - actor.

Sol Kyung-gu (1967) Korean- actor.

John Myung (1967) Korean - bassist (Dream Theater)

Park Chul-Min (1967) Korean - actor.

Son Jong-Hak (1967) Korean - actor.

Kim Yun-Seok (1967) Korean - actor.

Lee Doll-Hyung (1967) Korean - actor.

Byron Lawson (1968) Korean, Cantonese, Japanese- actor.

Daniel Dae Kim (1968) Korean- actor.

Shin Hyeon-jun (1968) Korean- actor.

Sung Ji-Ru (1968) Korean - actor.

Choi Moo-Sung (1968) Korean - actor.

Park Ki-Ryoong (1968) Korean - actor.

Sun Wook-Hyun (1968) Korean - actor.

Lee Sung-Min (1968) Korean - actor.

Lee Sol-Gu (1968) Korean - actor.

Hong Il-Kwon (1968) Korean - actor.

Park Sang-Myeon (1968) Korean - actor.

Eric Steinberg (1969) Korean / White- actor.

Ken Jeong (1969) Korean- actor and comedian.

Ji Dae-han (1969) Korean- actor.

Rex Lee (1969) Korean - actor.

Yu Hae-Jin (1969) Korean - actor.

Seo Jin-Won (1969) Korean - actor.

Kim Seung-Woo (1969) Korean - actor.

Lee Jong-Won (1969) Korean - actor.

Kam Woo-sung (1970) Korean- actor.

Lee Byung-hun (1970) Korean- actor, singer, & model.

Hwang Jung-min (1970) Korean- actor.

Lee Sung-jae (1970) Korean- actor.

Jung Joon-Ho (1970) Korean- actor.

Yoo Hae-jin (1970) Korean- actor.

Ko Chang-Seok (1970) Korean- actor.

Ryoo Seung-Ryong (1970) Korean - actor.

Jeon Bae-Su (1970) Korean - actor.

Lee Hae-Young (1970) Korean - actor.

Kim Sang-Ho (1970) Korean - actor.

Lim Ho (1970) Korean - actor.

Choi Cheol-Ho (1970) Korean - actor.

C.S. Lee (1971) Korean - actor.

Park Hyuk-Kwon (1971) Korean - actor.

Jang Suk-Hyun (1971) Korean- actor.

Will Yun Lee (1971) Korea- actor and martial artist.

Rick Yune (1971) Mongolian Korean - actor and former model.

Ma Dong-seok (1971) Korean-Actor

Ryu Tae-joon (1971) Korean- actor and singer.

Michael Kang (1971) Korean - musician (The String Cheese Incident)

Kenneth Choi (1971) Korean - actor.

Jang Hyuk-Jin (1971) Korean - actor.

Choi Kwon (1971) Korean - actor.

Jung Suk-Yong (1971) Korean - actor.

Lim Seung-Dae (1971) Korean - actor.

Park Yong-Woo (1971) Korean - actor.

Bobby Lee (1971) Korean - actor and comedian.

Jang Dong-gun (1972) Korean - actor.

Ri Min (1972) Korean - actor.

Lee Joon-Hyuk (1972) Korean - actor.

Bae Yong-joon (1972) Korean- actor.

David William No (1972) Korean / white- actor.

Lee Suk-Joon (1972) Korean - actor.

Lee Jung-jae (1972) Korean- actor and former model.

John Cho (1972) Korean- actor and musician.

Sung Kang (1972) Korean- actor.

Kim Sang-kyung (1972) Korean- actor.

Kim Myung-min (1972) Korean- actor.

Cha Soon-Bae (1972) Korean - actor.

Kim Jung-Tae (1972) Korean - actor.

Oh Jae-Kun (1972) Korean - actor.

Kim Gil-Dong (1972) Korean - actor.

George Han Kim / Johan Kim (1973) Korean - singer and record producer.

Yoon Sang-hyun (1973) Korean-actor

Kim Seung-Su (1973) Korean - actor.

Im Chang-jung (1973) Korean- actor & singer.

Tim Kang (1973) Korean- actor.

Jo Suk-Hyun (1973) Korean- actor.

Han Jung-Soo (1973) Korean-actor

David Lee McInnis (1973) Korean/German/Irish-Actor, producer, director

Jo Han-Chul (1973) Korean - actor.

Park Sung-Woong (1973) Korean - actor.

Choi Jae-Sup (1973) Korean - actor.

Park Jin-Woo (1973) Korean - actor.

Michael Yo (1974) Korean / Black (unspecified)- actor, television host, & standup comedian.

Randall Park (1974) Korean- actor.

Jo Jae-Yun (1974) Korean - actor.

Hwang Tae-Gwang (1974) Korean - actor.

Timmy Hung / Hung Tin-ming (1974) Korean, Ningbo - actor.

Jeff Schroeder (1974) German, Korean - musician (The Smashing Pumpkins)

Tiger JK (1974) Korean - idol (Drunken Tiger)

James Kyson (1975) Korean- actor.

Eugene Park (1975) Korean - electronic vocalist.

Kim Young-Jae (1975) Korean - actor.

Kim Sung-Su (1975) Korean - actor.

Karl Yune (1975) Mongolian Korean - actor.

Lee Sun-Kyun (1975) Korean - actor.

Son Byung-Wook (1975) Korean - actor.

Jung Sung-Hwa (1975) Korean - actor.

Jung Min-Sung (1975) Korean - actor.

Kim Tae-Hoon (1975) Korean - actor.

Johnny Yong Bosch (1976) Korean / German, Irish- actor, voice actor, & musician.

Jang Hyuk (1976) Korean - actor.

Lim Jung-Woon (1976) Korean - actor.

Kim Jung-Hyun (1976) Korean - actor.

Shin Dam-Soo (1976) Korean - actor.

Geum Kwang-San (1976) Korean - actor.

Yeo Min-Gyu (1976) Korean - actor.

Park Jung-Chul (1976) Korean - actor.

Kim Seung-Hoon (1976) Korean - actor.

Kwon Sang-woo (1976) Korean - actor.

Choi Won-Young (1976) Korean - actor.

Jung Hyun-Suk (1976) Korean - actor.

Oh Ji-ho (1976) Korean- actor.

Yoo Seung-jun / Steve Yoo (1976) Korean - idol.

Cheon Seong-Hun (1976) Korean- actor.

Hines Ward (1976) Korean / African- American football player.

Park Hae-Joon (1976) Korean - actor.

Kim Joon-Won (1976) Korean - actor.

Jung Sang-Hoo (1976) Korean - actor.

Brian Tee (1977) Korean / Japanese- actor.

So Ji-Seob (1977) Korean - actor.

Heo Sung-Tae (1977) Korean - actor.

Rich Ceraulo (1977) Korean,Japanese,Italian,Irish,Native American (unspecified)-Actor

Joe Hahn (1977) Korean - musician.

Park Jae-sang / Psy (1977) Korean - idol.

Jon Gosselin (1977) Korean / French-Canadian, Irish, Welsh, 1/1024 Portuguese - tv personality.

Ha Jung-woo (1978) Korean- actor.

Jo Shin-Je / Jo Woo-Jin (1978) Korean - actor.

Soo Go (1978) Korean - actor.

Lee Si-Hwan (1978) Korean - actor.

Kim In-Kwon (1978) Korean - actor.

Choi Gwi-Hwa (1978) Korean - actor.

Kim Ki-Moo (1978) Korean - actor.

Danny Ahn (1978) Korean - idol. (g.o.d)

Carlos Galvan (1978) Korean / Mexican - musician.

BJ Penn (1978) Korean, Irish, English and Pacific Islander - MMA fighter.

Arai Hirofumi (1979) Korean - actor.

Ha Dong-hoon(Haha) (1979) Korean- singer, & variety show host.

Jeom Deok-su/Daniel Henney (1979) Korean / Irish- actor and model.

Aaron Yoo (1979) Korean - actor.

Gong Yoo (1979) Korean-Actor

Son Hyun-Woo (1979) Korean - actor.

Yang Dong-Geun (1979) Korean - actor.

Lee Hee-Joon (1979) Korean - actor.

Bryan Lee O’Malley (1979) Korean / Irish, French-Canadian - cartoonist and writer.

Leonardo Nam (1979) Korean - actor.

Lee Hee-Suk (1979) Korean - actor.

Jo Yong-Hyun (1979) Korean - actor.

Choi Soo-Hyung (1979) Korean - actor.

Will Demps (1979) African American, Puerto Rican and Korean - American Football player.

Ryoo Seung-bum (1980) Korean - actor.

Kwon Hae-Sung (1980) Korean - actor.

Jo Sung-Hee (1980) Korean - actor.

Joo Young-Ho (1980) Korean - actor.

Hong Seung-Jin (1980) Korean - actor.

Tamayama Tetsuji (1980) Korean/Japanese - actor.

Jae Hee (1980) Korean- actor.

Kim Nam-gil (1980) Korean- actor and singer.

Cho Seung-woo (1980) Korean- actor.

Cheon Jeong-myeong (1980) Korean- actor.

Ray Munns (1980) English, Irish / Korean - DJ.

Kim Sung-Kyun (1980) Korean - actor.

Yang Joon-Mo (1980) Korean - actor.

Koo Sung-Hwan (1980) Korean - actor.

Jang In-Ho(1980) Korean - actor.

Ricky Kim (1981) Korean / Irish- actor and model.

Brian Joo (1981) Korean - musician (Fly to the Sky)

Jo Insung (1981)-Korean-actor

Lee Dong-wook (1981)-Korean-actor

Justin Chon (1981) Korean - actor.

Choi Kwon (1981) Korean - actor.

Kim Joo-Hwan (1981) Korean - actor.

Kim Min-Ki (1981) Korean - actor.

Jung Jae-Hoon (1981) Korean - actor.

Ha Sung-Chul (1981) Korean - actor.

Kim Ji-Hoon (1981) Korean - actor.

Hong Ahn-Pyo (1981) Korean - actor.

Kim Jae-won (1981) Korean - actor.

Jo Dal-Hwan (1981) Korean - actor.

Jo Han-sun (1981) Korean- actor.

Kim Do-Yoon (1981) Korean- actor.

Kim Tae-woo (1981) Korean- singer.

Ishihara Takamasa / Miyavi (1981) Japanese, Zainichi Korean - singer-songwriter, guitarist, record producer, and actor.

Hwang Young-Min / Tim (1981) Korean - singer.

Julien Kang (1982) Korean/White - television actor and model.

Lee Joon-ki (1982)-Korean-actor

Shin Sung-rok (1982)-Korean-actor

Lee Min-Woong (1982) Korean - actor.

Kwon Yool (1982) Korean - actor.

Shin Dong-Wook (1982) Korean - actor.

Park Joo-Hyung (1982) Korean - actor.

Kim Moo-Yul (1982) Korean - actor.

Hyun Bin (1982) Korean- actor.

Gennady Golovkin (1982) Korean, possibly Russian / Russian - boxer.

Jung Ji-hoon / Rain (1982) Korean - singer-songwriter, actor, and music producer.

Matsuda Ryūhei (1983) Korean, Japanese - actor.

Bang Sung-hoon (1983)-Korean-Actor

Steven Yeun (1983) Korean - actor.

Ha Soo-Ho (1983) Korean - actor.

Heo Hyeong-Gyu (1983) Korean - actor.

Min Jung-Ki (1983) Korean - actor.

Jeon Jae-Hyeong (1983) Korean - actor.

Um Tae-Goo (1983) Korean - actor.

Kim Jae-wook (1983) Korean- actor and model.

David Park (1983) Korean - musician and producer.

Ben Henderson (1983) Korean / African-American - MMA fighter.

Kim Bum-Joon (1983) Korean - actor.

Han Yi-Jin / Han Sung-Yong (1983) Korean - actor.

Seo Hyun-Woo (1983) Korean - actor.

Lee Kwang-Soo (1984) Korean - actor.

Seo Dong-Gun (1984) Korean - actor.

Jon Lee Brody (1984) Korean / German, Jewish- actor.

Sean Dulake (1984) Korean / White- actor and director.

Song Joong-ki (1985) Korean - actor.

Kim Woo-Joo (1985)- Korean-actor

Lee Ho-Cheol / Lee Won-Seob (1985) Korean - actor.

Matsuda Shōta (1985) Japanese, Korean - actor.

Nosaj Thing / Jason Chung (1985) Korean - producer.

Lee Dong-Hwi (1985) Korean - actor.

Kim Tae-Gyeom (1985) Korean - actor.

Kim Young-Choon (1985) Korean - actor.

Stephen Sohn (1986) Korean - model.

Choi Si-won (1986) Korean - singer, songwriter, model, and actor.

Eugene Lee Yang (1986) Korean - Buzzfeed employee.

Lee Dong-hae (1986) Korean - idol (Super Junior)

Lee Sunghwa (1986) Korean-Rapper

Ki Hong-Lee (1986) Korean- actor.

Bae Je-Ki (1986) Korean - actor.

Ryoo Joon-Yeol (1986) Korean - actor

Yoon Shi-yoon (1986) Korean-Actor

Yoo Ah-in (1968) Korean - actor

Yoon Chae-Sung (1968) Korean - actor

Park Jung-Woo (1968) Korean - actor.

David Choi (1986) Korean - member of parody K-Pop group BgA and YouTuber.

Brandon Paak Anderson / Anderson Paak / Anderson .Paak (1986) African American / Korean - singer, songwriter, rapper, drummer and record producer.

Ahn Jae-Hyun (1987) Korean- model & actor.

Paul Barbato/Barby (1987) Korean / Italian, French, Swiss, Irish - YouTuber (Geography Now).

Choi Min (1987) Korean - actor.

Kim Yoon-Bae (1987) Korean - actor.

Jung Il-Woo (1987) Korean - actor.

Kim Young-kwang (1987) Korean-actor

Park Jae-beom / Jay Park (1987) Korean - singer, songwriter, rapper, dancer, record producer, model, choreographer, entrepreneur and actor.

Namekawa Yasuo (1987) Korean/Japanese-Idol (M.I.B).

Sam Carter (1987)-Korean/White-Idol (Lunafly)

Kim Junsu (1987)-Korean- Solo

Lee Min-ho (1987) Korean- actor and singer.

Yoon Kyun-sang (1987)-Korean-Actor

Jang Keun-suk (1987) Korean- actor and singer.

Jay Hayden (1987)-Korean/Irish-Actor

Seo Jun-Young (1987) Korean - actor.

Eric Nam (1988) Korean- Soloist

Lee Chang-seon (1988) Korean-Actor

Jung Hae-in (1988) Korean-Actor

Park Seo Joon (1988) Korean-Actor

Song Won-Seok (1988) Korean - actor.

Kim Soo-hyun / G.Soul (1988) Korean- actor.

Alexander Lee Eusebio (1988) Korean/Portguese/Chinese-Actor and TV Host  

Ex-plicit linez / Brandon Jermaine Yun / ESP (1988) Korean - rapper.

Kim Ji-hyun (1988) Korean - RnB singer.

John Park (1988) Korean - singer.

Bii Shujin (1989) Korean/Taiwanese - actor and singer.

Jung Younghwa (1989) Korean- Actor and Idol (Cnblue)

Lee Gunwoo (1989) Korean-Actor and Idol (Myname)

Lee Jongsuk (1989)-Korean-Actor

Cho Dong-In (1989) Korean - actor

Kim Woo-bin (1989) Korean- actor and model.

Mark Fischbach (1989) Korean / German- Youtuber

Lee Hong-ki (1990) Korean- Actor and Idol (Ft.Island)

Kim Jong-hyun (1990) Korean- Idol (Shinee)

Ross Butler (1990) Malaysian, Chinese, some Japanese, Indonesian, Korean / English, Irish - actor.

Hong Joo-hyun/Cory (1990) Korean-Idol (24k)

Kim Min-seok (1990) Korean - actor.

Seo Jae-Hyung (1990) Korean - actor.

Kim Min-Suk (1990) Korean - actor.

Kang Ha-Neul (1990) Korean - actor.

Mikee Lee (1990) Korean - actor, model, and host.

Lee Minhyuk (1990)- Korean- Actor and Idol (Btob)

Christian Yu (1990)-Korean- Solo and Producer

Cha Hakyeon (1990)-Korean- Actor and Idol (Vixx)

Park Shinwoo (1990) Korean - idol (BLANC7)

Kim Seonghwan/Jean Paul (1991) Korean - idol (BLANC7)

Shin Wonho (1991) Korean- Actor and Idol (Cross Gene)

Choi Kisu (1991) Korean - idol (24k)

Choi Tae-joon (1991) Korean - actor

Charles Melton (1991) Korean / White, Cherokee- actor.

Lee Jung-Shin (1991) Korean- musician, singer (CN BLUE), rapper, & actor.

Ahn Woo-yeon-(1991)-Korean-Actor

Do Jihan (1991) Korean - actor.

Lee Seo-Joon (1991) Korean - actor.

Oh Se-hun / David Oh (1991) Korean - singer.

Park Hyungsik-(1991)-Korean-Actor and Idol (Zea)

Jung Jin-young (1991) Korean- actor and singer(B1A4)-songwriter.

Misha Ge (1991) Korean/Chinese, Russian-figure skater

Hwang Eui-jeong (1991) Korean - idol (BLANC7)

Christopher Thomas Woo / Kevin Woo (1991) Korean - singer, actor and tv host.

Oh Seung-Hoon (1991) Korean - actor.

Kwon Hyuk(Dean) (1992) Korean- Singer, songwriter, & producer.

Lim Hyunsik (1992) Korean- Idol (BTOB)

Kim Yeon-hak/D.L. (1992) Korean - idol (BLANC7)

Jo Jinho (1992) Korean-Idol (Pentagon)

John Elvis (1992) Korean / Mexican- actor.

Kim Minhyuk (1992) Korean-Idol (Map6)

Kim Min-kyu (1992) Korean-Actor

Kim Sung-chan/Spax (1992) Korean - idol (BLANC7)

Lee Poong-Woon (1992) Korean - actor.

Kang Da-Bin (1992) Korean - actor.

Lee Seunghyub (1992) Korean-Actor and Idol (N.flying)

Park Hyunho (1992) Korean-Solo

Park Jaehyung (1992)-Korean- Idol (Day6)

Jang Wooyoung (1992)-Korean-Idol (VAV)

Kim Chan-yul (1992)-Korean-Idol (JJCC)

Choi Junghyeop (1992)Korean-Idol (VAV)

Han Jihyun (1992) Korean-Actor and Idol (Mr.Mr.)

Choi Junhyuk (1992)-Korean-Idol (Hotshot)

Woo Do Hwan (1992) Korean- Actor

Kim Hee-chan (1992) Korean-Actor

Evan Fong (1992) Korean / Chinese - internet personality and hockey player.

Kang Joon-kyu (1993)-Korean-Idol (Myname)

Jung Daehyun (1993) Korean-Idol (BAP)

Kim Inseong (1993) Korean-Idol (SF9)

Kim Ji-soo (1993) Korean-Actor

Shin Dong-geun / Peniel Shin (1993) Korean - idol (BTOB)

Kim Se-yoon (1993)-Korean-Idol (Ace)

Lee Donghoon (1993) Korean - idol (Ace)

Lee Hwi-Taek (1993)-Korean-Idol (Pentagon)

Lee Minhyuk (1993)- Korean-Idol (Monsta-X)

Lee Seung-hoon (1993)-Korean-Idol (Winner)

Park Jeup (1993)-Korean-Idol (Imfact)

Kim Jeung-uk (1993) Korean - idol (24k)

Shin Jaeha (1993)-Korean- Actor

Shin Je-min (1993)-Korean-Actor and Solo

Yoo Seung-ho (1993)-Korean-Actor

Kim Seyong (1993)-Korean-Actor and Idol (Myname)

John Kim (1993) Korean - actor.

Park Bogum (1993)- Korean- Actor

Jun Sung Ahn (1993) Korean - idol (BgA)

Bernard Park / NakJoon (1993) Korean - singer.

Moon Taeil (1994) Korean-Idol (NCT)

Jung Ilhoon (1994) Korean-Idol (BTOB)

Park Jun-hee/Jun (1994) Korean - idol (Ace)

Kim Heecheon (1994) Korean-Idol (Halo)

Kim Geong-woong/K-KID (1994) Korean - idol (BLANC7)

Ahn Daniel (1994)- Korean-Idol (Teen Top)

Kang Seung-yoon (1994)- Korean -Actor and Idol (Winner)

Yang Hongseok (1994)-Korean-Idol (Pentagon)

Kim Wonpil (1994)-Korean-Idol (Day6)

Booboo Stewart (1994) Japanese, Chinese, Korean / Scottish, Russian, Blackfoot (Unconfirmed) - actor.

Kim Kiho (1994)-Korean-Idol (Map6)

Kim Sungjoo (1994)-Korean-Actor and Idol (Uniq)

Kim Jaehyun (1994)-Korean- Idol (N.flying)

Chae Hyungwon (1994)-Korean-Model and Idol (Monsta-x)

Nam Joo Hyuk (1994)-Korean-actor

Kim Dong-hyun/Gong Yoo (1994) Korean - actor

Kang Tae-oh (1994) Korean - actor

Yang Hong-Seok / Hongseok (1994) Korean - actor.

Joshua Hong (1995) Korean-Idol (Seventeen)

Ko Shin-won (1995) Korean-Idol (Pentagon)

Lee Sang-Hyuk (1995)-Korean-Idol (SF9)

Lee Taehwan (1995)- Korean- Actor and Idol (5uprise)

Yoon Jeonghan (1995)-Korean-Idol (Seventeen)

Choi Sungmin (1995)-Korean-Actor

Yeon Jun-Suk (1995) Korean - actor.

Ahn Hyo-Seop (1995)-Korean-Actor

Choi Jun-hong (1996)-Korean Idol (BAP)

Lim Sejun (1996)-Korean-Idol (Victon)

Lee Chang-sun (1996) Korean - idol (24k)

Kim Minjae (1996)-Korean-Actor

Honda Taichi (1996) Korean/Japanese - idol (BLANC7)

Oh Heejun (1996) Korean-Idol (KNK)

Yeo Chang-gu (1996)-Korean-Idol (Pentagon)

Kim Yong-guk (1996)-Korean/Chinese-Idol (JBJ, Longguo and Sihyun)

Kim DongYoung (1996)-Korean- Idol(NCT)

Kim Min-hwi-(1996)-Korean-Idol (Romeo)

KIm Min-hak (1996)-Korean-Idol(Romeo)

Kim Byeong-kwan/Jason (1996) Korean - idol (Ace)

Jang Sebin (1996)-Korean-Idol (Snuper)

Choi Byung-chan (1997) Korean-Idol (Victon)

Kim Dong-hyuk (1997)-Korean-Idol (Ikon)

Kang Yu-chan (1997) Korean- idol (Ace)

Kwon Hyun-bin (1997) Korean - idol (JBJ)

Yoo Taeyang (1997)-Korean-Idol (SF9)

Kwak Dong yeon (1997)-Korean-Actor

Isaac Jin Solstein (1998) Korean / White- actor.

Choi Hansol (1998) Korean/White- Idol (Seventeen)

Sam Kim (1998) Korean - singer and guitarist.

Kim Jin-hong (1998) Korean - idol (24k)

Shim Hong-seob (1998) Korean - idol (24k)

Kang Hyung-gu/Kino (1998) Korean - idol (Pentagon)

Jung Woo-seok (1998) Korean - idol (Pentagon)

Lee Ji-Oh (1998) Korean - actor.

Kim Hee-Soo (1999) Korean - actor.

Park Solomon (1999) Korean - actor.

Mark Lee (1999) Korean-Idol (NCT)

Lee Chan (1999) Korean-Idol (Seventeen)

Noh Kang Min (1999) Korean-Idol (Romeo)

Kim Tae Young (1999) Korean-Idol (Seven O’Clock)

Jo Young Woon (1999) Korean-Idol (14U)

Kwang Hyuk (1999) Korean-Idol (14U)

Lee Se Jin (1999) Korean-Idol (14U)

Park Ji Hoon (1999) Korean-Idol (Wanna One)

Park Woo Jin (1999) Korean-Idol (Wanna One)

Yoon Sanha (2000) Korean-Idol (Astro)

Kang Chan Hee (2000)- Korean-Idol(SF9)

Kim Hwi Young (2000)-Korean-Idol (SF9)

Jang Yun Ho (2000)-Korean-Idol (Varsity)

Jo Da Won (2000)-Korean-Idol (Varisty)

Kwon Kyeong Tae (2000) Korean-Idol (14U)

Bae Jin Young (2000) Korean-Idol (Wanna One)

Lee Jeno (2000) Korean-Idol (NCT Dream)

Kim Dong hyuk (2000) Korean-Idol (NCT Dream)

Na Jae Min (2000) Korean-Idol (NCT Dream)

Ahn Do-Kyu (2000) Korean - actor.

Lee Dae Hwi (2001) Korean-Idol (Wanna One)

Han Hyun-min (2001) Korean / Nigerian - model.

Park Ji Sung- (2002)-Korean-Idol (NCT Dream)

Jaeden Lieberher (2002 / 2003) Korean (maternal grandmother), German, English, as well as 1/16th French-Canadian, 1/16th Belgian/Walloon, some Scots-Irish/Northern Irish and Scottish - actor.

Kim Sang-woo (?) Korean- model- Trans!

Jonathan Stanton (?) Korean/Polish-Actor

Vince Foster (?) Korean/Irish-Actor

Moses Archuleta (?) Korean and hispanic - drummer (Deerhunter)

Shane Gallagher (?) Korean - musician.

Kero One (?) Korean - musician.

Steven Lee (?) Korean - producer.

Mike Park (?) Korean - musician and activist.

James Roh / Prohgress (?) Korean - idol (Far East Movement)

Jae Choung / J Splif (?) Korean - idol (Far East Movement)

Ben “B-Tek” Chung (?) Korean - dancer (Jabbawockeez).

Mike Song (?) Korean - dancer (Kaba Modern)

Jung Hyung-Suk (?) Korean - actor.

Lee Hyun-Geol (?) Korean - actor.

Moon Kyung-Min (?) Korean - actor.

Kim Tan-Hyun (?) Korean - actor.

Ryoo Sung-Hyun (?) Korean - actor.

Han Geun-Sub (?) Korean - actor.

Yoo Soon-Chul (?) Korean - actor.

Sung Do-Hyun (?) Korean - actor.

Heo Jung-Do (?) Korean - actor.

Yoo Soon-Woong (?) Korean - actor.

Do Yong-Gu (?) Korean - actor.

Hyun Chul-Ho (?) Korean - actor.

Kim Sun-Ha (?) Korean - actor.

Goo Bon-Woong (?) Korean - actor.

Jeong Gi-Seop (?) Korean - actor.

Yeo Moo-Young (?) Korean - actor.

Lee Sang-Hee (?) Korean - actor.

Jung Dong-Gyu (?) Korean - actor.

Yoo Seung-Mok (?) Korean - actor.

Jung Ha-Yoon (?) Korean - actor.

Kim Young-Ki (?) Korean - actor.

Lee Woo-Suk (?) Korean - actor.

Kim Jin-Kook (?) Korean - actor.

Kim Kwang-Young (?) Korean - actor.

Problematic/Otherwise don’t use:

Lee Min-ki (1985) Korean- actor - sexual assault charges

Park Yoo-chun (1986) Korean- actor and singer-songwriter.-sexual assault charges

Kang Dong-won (1981) Korean- actor- tried to cover up pro-Japanese family history

Kwon Ji-yong / G-Dragon (1988) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation, blackface.

Dong Young-bae / Taeyoung (1988) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation.

Choi Seung-hyun / T.O.P (1987) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation.

Kang Dae-sung / Daesung (1989) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation, blackface.

Lee Seung-hyun / Seungri (1990) Korean - idol (Big Bang) - appropriation, blackface, misogynistic, sexual assault accusations.  

Kim Jong-in / Kai (1994) Korean - idol (EXO) - appropriation.

Park Jimin (1995) Korean - idol (BTS) - appropriation.

No Sul Il (1995) Korean-idol (Up10tion)-blackface/sexist sketch on a variety show

Samuel Kim Arredondo (2002)  Korean and Rumored to be Mexican and/or Hispanic-Solo - appropriation

[asia1one]

دانلود سریال کره ای هتل دل لونا Hotel Del Luna بازیرنویس فارسی

♦ دانلود سریال کره ای هتل دل لونا Hotel Del Luna ♦ ♦ پخش آنلاین , دانلود موسیقی متن و زیرنویس فارسی تا قسمت آخر ♦

♦ دانلود سریال کره ای Hotel Del Luna ♦

♦ مشخصات سریال کره ای هتل دل لونا ♦ عنوان: هتل دل لونا / Hotel Del Luna عنوان کره ای:호텔 델루나 ژانر: درام، فانتزی کارگردان:Oh Choong Hwan نویسنده:Hong Jung Eun شبکه: tvN تعداد قسمت ها: 16 تاریخ شروع پخش:16 جولای 2019 جایگزین:سریال گره ای Arthdal Chronicles کیفیت: ۴۸۰-۵۴۰-۷۲۰ ♦ خلاصه داستان ♦ هتل دل لونا یک هتل قدیمی و خاص هست که در شهر سئول واقع شده است. جانگ مان وول (آیو) هزار ساله که مدیر این هتل دل لونا بوده و به خاطر گناهی که انجام داده در این هتل محبوس شده و تنها راه فرارش پیدا کردن کسی هست که گناه بدتری نسبت به خودش انجام داده باشه، این در حالیه که اون حتا یادش نیست چه خطایی کرده و در عین حال مجبوره از هتل هم نگهداری کنه، مشتریان هتل دل لونا هم فقط ارواح هستند… ♦ بازیگران سریال کره ای Hotel Del Luna ♦ IU Yeo Jin-Goo Jang Man-Wol Koo Chan-Sung

Cho Hyun-Chul Park Yoo-Na Shin Jung-Keun Bae Hae-Sun P.O Sanchez Lee Mi-Ra Kim Sun-Bi Choi Seo-Hee Ji Hyun-Joong

Kang Mi-Na Jeong Dong-Hwan Seo Yi-Sook Kang Hong-Suk Lee Do-Hyun Kim Yoo-Na No Joon-Seok God Mago Death Angel Ko Choeng-Myung

Lee Tae-Sun Kim Kang-Hoon Kwon Ye-Eun Yeon-Woo Koo Chan-Sung (child) Lee Mi-Ra (child)

Nam Kyung-Eup Kang Suk-Won Lee Joon-Gi Lee Si-Un Jo Hyun-Sik Chairman Wang (ep.2,10) taxi driver (ep.2) exorcist (ep.3) astronaut (ep.3) #404 human guest (ep.3)

Min Kyung-Jin Hong Kyung Yang Hee-Won Kim Mi-Eun Lee Yi-Kyung grandfather with puppy (ep.4) baker (ep.4) truck accident son ghost (ep.4) Lee Soo-Min (ep.5) Bang Tae-Woo (ep. 6)

Pyo Ye-Jin Kim Joon-Hyun Oh Tae-Kyung Lee Min-Ryeong Seo Yi-Soo actress with Bang Tae-Woo (ep.6) himself (ep. 6) Jung Eun-Seok (ep. 7) #13 Ghost Ga-Young (ep. 7) Ji Hyun-Mi (ep.7)

Park Jin-Joo Lee Hyun-Kyun Nam Da-Reum David Lee Ahn Soo-Bin Kyung-Hwa (ep.8) Dr. Han (ep.8) Daedong Spirit (ep.9) Seol Ji-Won (ep.9 -) Ghost Lee Do-Yeon (ep.9-14)

Sulli Choi Yoo-Song Hwang Young-Hee Seo Eun-Su Lee Ji-Wan Jang Ji-Eun (ep.10) Koo Chan-Sung's mother (ep.10) Hwang Moon-Sook (ep.11) Veronica (ep.11) Kim Yoo-Na (ep.11)

Gu Da-Song Lee Seung-Joon So Hee-Jung Kim Seung-Han Seo Hee Kim Yoo-Na's friend (ep.11) Kang Man-Young (ep.12) Kang Man-Young's wife (ep.12) Kang Hyun-Jin (ep.12) doctor (ep.14)

Kim Soo-Hyun CEO of Hotel Blue Moon (ep.16) سایربازیگران: Lee Su-A - Yoon-Seo Kim Gyu-Ri - Jang Man-Wol (young) Park Ga-Ram - Jung Soo-Jung (ep.3) Heo Soo-Bin - refugee woman (flashback) (ep.3) Jang Ju-Yeon - wife upset about husband's cellphone use (ep.7) ♦ لیست موسیقی متن های سریال Hotel Del Luna ♦ ♦ ریتیگ سریال Hotel Del Luna ♦   Read the full article

[kpopotd2]

November Wrap Up

Friends, we are about to go into the last month of the year and your K-Pop Sunbaes can’t even believe it. To all our American followers we hope you had a very happy Thanksgiving! We just wanted to remind all of you that once December is over this blog will no longer be active, but it will stay up as an archive!

Also, we have been posting podcast episodes for two months now! You can listen to it on all the major listening platforms including Spotify, iTunes, and Google Play Music (if you want us on any other platforms, let us know!). Two more episodes are coming up in December so keep your eye out for that. 

Another thing coming in December is our “Twelve Days of K-Pop”! Follow us at @kpopsunbae​ for those posts (also follow us on there in general because we will continue to post there even after this year is up)!

We are so thankful for all of you and we hope you all finish up your semesters and work well for the upcoming holidays!

-- JR, Min, & Onyx

NEWS:

November 18, 2000: SM Entertainment & Avex Trax come together with a contract that would become the first licensing deal between a South Korean and Japanese record label.   November 19, 2009: Model Daul Kim passes away at 20 by suicide.

November 10, 2009: South and North Korea engage in naval skirmish that would go on to be called the Battle of Daecheong. November 14, 2009: A fire broke out in a Busan shooting range, killing at least 8 people and injuring three others. November 21, 2009: Jeong Nam-gyu, one of South Korea's most prolific serial killers, commits suicide in his cell while waiting for execution. November 6, 2010: A fire broke out in a Busan shooting range, killing at least 8 people and injuring three others. November 11, 2010: Lotte Corporation receives approval from the government to start construction on Lotte World in Seoul.

November 23, 2010: South and North Korea exchange fire after North Korea shelled PyeongYeong Island. Two marines and two civilians were killed and fifteen more troops were also injured.

Album of the Month 2010-2015:

2010 - The Beginning by JYJ

2011 - The Boys by Girls’ Generation

2012 - Another Me by Kim Sung Kyu

2013 - Voodoo by VIXX

2014 - At Gwanghwamun by Kyuhyun

2015 - The Most Beautiful Moment in Life Pt. 2 by BTS

DRAMAS:

November 2009: Invincible Lee Pyung Kang (This drama stars Nam Sang Mi and former The Nuts’s lead guitarist Ji Hyun Woo. It averaged around 6% viewership ratings.) November 2010: Mary Stayed Out All Night/Marry Me, Marry! (This drama, based on the webtoon of the same name by Won Soo yeon, stars Moon Geun young, Jang Geun Suk, Kim Jae Wook, Kim Hyo Jin. The show’s writer left midway through the show due to conflicts and low ratings. It won a couple of awards, and was a hit in japan even though it received low ratings in Korea.) November 2010: All My Love For You (This show stars Kim Kap Soo, Park Mi Sun, 2AM’s Jo Kwon, Brown Eyed Girl’s Ga In, Highlight’s Yoon Doo Joon, former After School member Lizzy, and Apink’s Park Chorong. Cameos include Nine Muses, 2PM’s Nickhun, former Secret member Han Sun Hwa, Super Junior’s Shindong and Leeteuk, and former Boyfriend members Youngmin, Kwangmin, and Minwoo.) November 2010: Secret Garden (This hit drama stars Ha Ji Won, Hyun Bin, Lee Jong Suk, Yoo In Ah. It did incredibly well averaging over 20% viewership ratings. It went on to win multiple awards at various award shows, and aired in over five countries. The show is often parodied, with the most notable being BigBang’s Secret BigBang.) 

November 2011: Light and Shadows (This show stars Ahn Jae-wook, Nam Sang-mi, Lee Pil-mo and singer Son Dam-bi. It was originally a fifty episode show, but was extended to 64 episodes due to high ratings.)  November 2011: Me Too, Flower! (This show stars Lee Ji Ah and Yoon Si Yoon. Yoon was added only a few weeks before the premier as the original lead injured himself while filming. It later ended up airing in Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia. )

November 2012: Cheer Up, Mr. Kim! (This show stars Shinhwa member Kim Dong Wan.) November 2012: Jeon Woo Chi (Cha Tae Hyun and former After School member Uee star in this fantasy, period drama.)  November 2012: The King of Dramas (Kim Myung Min, Jung Ryeo Won, and Super Junior’s Siwon star in this comedy show. It was extended from 16 episodes to 18 due to its popularity, and eventually aired in four other countries.)

November 2013: Melody of Love (Former SISTAR member Kim Da Som, Baek Sung-hyun, Hwang Sun-hee, SS501 member Kim Hyung-jun and E.D.E.N. member Kwak Hee-sung star in this show.)  November 2013: Pretty Man (This drama stars IU, Jang Geun Suk. IU won KBS’s best new actress award for her role.)  November 2013: Golden Rainbow (Former After School member Uee, Jung Il Woo star in this romance drama. It went on to air in many other countries.)  November 2013: Let’s Eat (This show stars Lee Soo Kyung and Highlight’s Yoon Doo Joon. A second season aired in 2015.) 

November 2014: Pinocchio (This drama stars Park Shin Hye, Lee Jong Suk, Kim Young Kwang, and Lee Yu Bi. It went over 10% viewership ratings, won a lot of awards at various award shows, and was broadcast in over 10 countries.)  November 2015: Oh My Venus (Stars Shin Min Ah, So Ji Sub, Henry Lau, and Sung Hoon. SHINee’s Jonghyun, g.o.d. Member Kim Tae Woo, Snuper, and Lovelyz’s Kei (among others) participated in the OSTs.) November 2015: Sweet, Savage Family (This show stars Jung Joon Ho, Moon Jung Hee, with BtoB’s Lee Min Hyuk and Girl’s Day Minah as supporting characters. It originally was a 20 episode drama, but when the ratings continued to be low for it’s duration it was cut down to 16.)  November 2015: Reply 1988 (This hit third instalment in the Reply series, stars Girl’s Day Lee Hye Ri, Park Bo Gum, Ryu Jun Reol, and Lee Dong Hwi. It hit over 18% viewership ratings which made it the second highest rated drama in Korean cable history. Sung Dong Il and Lee Il Hwa reprise their roles as the parents of the show, although they are not the same characters. It won many awards at various award shows.)  

FILMS:

November 12, 2009: 19-Nineteen (This South Korean and Japanese co-produced film stars current and former BigBang members respectively, TOP, Seungri, and actress Huh EJae. The theme song was sung by TOP and Seungri in a song called “Because”.) November 12, 2009: Heaven’s Postman (This South Korean and Japanese co-produced film stars JYJ’s Kim Jaejoong and Han Hyo Joo.)

November 10, 2010: Haunters (This film stars Gang Dong Won and Go Soo. Before it was even released it received the highest advance ticket sales for a Korean film for that year. It opened no. 1 one at the box office collecting over 600,000 admissions. It went on to have a Japanese remake.) November 8, 2012: Confession of Murder (This movie tars Jung Jae Young, Park Si Hoo. It sold over 1 million tickets during the first week of its release. It eventually went on to receive Japanese and South Indian remakes.)  November 15, 2012: Code Name: Jackal (This movie stars Song Ji Hyo and JYJ’s Kim Jae Joong (it is also Kim’s first starring film role). Kim also participated in the movie’s soundtrack.) November 22, 2012: Don’t Cry Mommy (This movie stars Yoo Sun, Nam Bo Ra, and former U-KISS member Shin Dong Ho. It was inspired by a true story based on the Kim Boo Nam case.) 

November 6, 2013: Commitment (This action film stars BigBang’s TOP, Han Ye Ri, and Kim Yoo Jung. It opened at the box office at no. 2. and made over $6 million.)  November 14, 2013: Friend II: The Great Legacy (This noir sequel to Friend stars Kim Woo Bin, Yoo Oh Seong, and Joo Jin Mo. It had one million admissions on the first weekend, and made over $20 million.)  November 21, 2013: The Fake (This animation stars the voices of Yang Ik June, Oh Jung Se, Kwon Hae Hyo, and Park Hee Von. The K-drama Save Me was based on this movie. It won various awards and was screened at many film festivals.) 

November 6, 2014: Fashion King (This movie based on the webtoon of the same name by Kian84 stars Joo Won, former f(x) member Sulli, Ahn Jae Hyun, and Park Se Young. Model Han Hye Jin, Hong Seok Cheon, and After School’s Nana (among many others) make cameos.)  November 13, 2014: Cart (This movie stars Yum Jung Ah, Kim Jae Bum, and EXO’s D.O (Do Kyung Soo). It is based on a true story of the 2007 Homever retail store incident where many female workers were dismissed and their jobs were given to outsourced workers in order to bypass a law in which workers would receive official employee status after a certain amount of time.)   November 27, 2014: Big Match (Stars Lee Jung Jae, Shin Ha Kyun, Lee Sung Min, and BoA.)  November 5, 2015: The Priests (This supernatural mystery thriller stars Kim Yoon Seok and Gang Dong Won. It grossed over $35 million and won many awards at various award shows.) 

HAPPY STUFF:

November 2009: Raina and Nana were added to the line up of After School.  

SAD STUFF:

November 2014: Semi and Baby J announce their departure from Jewelry.

POST OF THE MONTH:

Kim Sung Kyu - 60 Seconds!!

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Actors/Actresses I Write For

Actors (Male):

Lee Jong Suk (Ugh, kill me he’s so fine)

Kim Woo Bin

Ok Taecyeon

Yeo Jin-goo

Lee Hyun Woo

Lee Tae-Hwan

Kang Ki Young

Park Hae Jin

Jang Geun Suk

Kim Yong Kwang

Lee Soo Hyuk

Jo Jung Suk

Kim Soo Hyun

Seo Kang Joon

Actresses (Female):

Park Shin Hye

Jun Ji Hyun

Yoon Eun Hye

Ku Hye Sun

Jung So Min

Park Bo Young 

Kim Hyun Joo

Han Hyo Joo

Jeong Eu-Gene

Jin Se Yeon

Kang So Ra

Kim Yu Jin (Uee)

Jo Bo Ah

Kim Sae Ron

Yoo In Na

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Kim Jung Hwa truly has been blessed with amazing co-stars throughout her career!

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Kim Jung Hwa truly has been blessed with amazing co-stars throughout her career!

‘Happy Together 4’ share from Jo In Sung Kim Jung-hwa, was referred to the counterpart Kang Dong-won, So Ji Sub.

KBS 2TV ‘Happy Together 4’ was broadcast on the 23rd, and was featured as ‘My sister’s coming back’ starring Jung Young-joo, Jung Young-ju, Kim Jung-hwa, Lee Ju-bin, Hur Song-yeon and AOA Hye-jeong.

Kim Jung – hwa mentioned the fact that Jo In – sung and the enthusiasm came out on this day. “” New Nonstop “is his debut film, I filmed a commercial for the news agency, but in ‘New Nonstop’, Joe Sung and I were not a couple, both of them responded ‘Why did you get it?’ said.

Last year MBC broadcasted the ‘New Non Stop’ alumni association for 18 years. Park Kyung Lim, Jang Na Ra, Kim Jung Hwa, Cho In Sung, Jeong Tae Woo and Yang Dong Geun. Kim Jung Hwa said, “It’s really good, it’s my kind of work, I made my debut as New Nonstop, and it was the first time I was new and I was a rookie. I used to have a lot of words in my acting, but I used to wear my hat with a cap on it, and now it is so bright, I was married and gave birth to a child, and now I was a child of darkness. “I made a dancer,” said Jang Na-ra, a younger sister, who told her that she was very beautiful because she did her work and that new non-stop teams were gathering again. “I graduated from college and married and gave birth to a child. I was told that only Jo In-sung should give permission because of the performance fee. I wish I could get it done. “In

2003, Kang Dong Won and the drama” Something of 1% “was the main character. The hill of the car that was erected on the hill was released. Suddenly, Kang Dong Won brother stopped the car like Superman. The appearance was wonderful. “It

was the same actor, ” he said, “but I was laughing when I said,” I’ve been dragged on without being able to stop. ” Kang Dong Won was an opponent who had never met before. That way, the acting is good. At that time, I was in my early 20s and my brother, Gang Dong Won, made his debut. Both were introspective. I took pictures of love, marriage and pregnancy but it was so awkward. I had a god hugging my honeymoon and talking in front of a bonfire. Kim Jong Hwa said, “It was too extroverted.” She said, “I felt sorry when I greeted 90 at the end of the festival. I was kidding and I wanted to go out to eat. I was awkward and I got friendly. I went to a restaurant while going on a movie promotion schedule.

I chose So Ji-seop as my best actor. Kim Jung Hwa said, “My first drama was ‘Glass Slipper’, but So Ji-seop came out as my brother and I told him that I wanted to meet him in his work later. “It was really nice and manly, and it was cool.”

Actor Kim Jung Hwa mentioned the male actors who had a past relationship.

On KBS 2TV ‘Happy Together 4’ that was broadcast on the afternoon of the 23rd, ‘Sen sen is back!’ A special feature was drawn. Actors Jung Young-joo, Kim Jung-hwa, Lee Ju-bin, Hur Song-yeon, and A Girl member AOA member Hye-jung appeared as guests.

Kim Jung Hwa recalled the days of top star in the 2000s. MC Hyun-moo said, “It was very popular at the time. Kim Jung Hwa said, “I had only taken 17 commercials at once, and the income was enough to buy five houses in the suburbs of Gangnam.” When MC Yoo Jae-seok asked, “Is he still rich?” Kim Jung-hwa laughed with a philosophical answer saying, “I am rich even if I do not have money.”

See the original imageKim Jung Hwa is also mentioned in the masterpiece. Yoo Jae-seok said, “Kim Jong-hwa’s representative work is ‘New Non-Stop’, and at that time, there was a scandal with Jo In-sung.” Kim Jung-hwa said, “I have taken an advertisement for my brother and a mobile carrier. “He said.

Kim Jung-hwa said, “In 18 years, actors starring ‘New Non Stop’ have gathered together and reunited. I was told that we should push ‘New Non Stop 2019’ on the spot.

Kim Jung Hwa, who was in a relationship with top Korean actresses in Korea, also revealed the relationship with actor Gang Dong Won, So Ji Sub, and Sharing. Kim Jung-hwa said, “I was a close friend of Kang Dong-won and I was a close friend of the past. I was breathing in the drama” What’s 1% “, and both of them were introverted.

View original imagefollowed Kim Jung-hwa confessed that “sharing with was really friendly movie” Spy Girl “met at my brother extroverted personality then at that time often went to eat a meal.” And then, “But now it has become a ‘goblin’,” he said bitterly.

Kim Jung Hwa chose So Ji Sub as the most heart-breaking male actor. Kim Jung-hwa replied, “I have taken an advertisement for clothes with my brother Ji-seo, and then I asked him,” What are you going to do next? “I replied,” I want to perform the act. I confessed the story.

Kim Jung Hwa said, “In fact, So Ji Sub brother is also very manners in appearance,” he praised.

In addition, Kim Jung-hwa continued his talks on marriage and black history.

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Missing 9 (K drama Review #4)

Missing 9 (K drama Review #4)

      Year: 2017

Actors/ Actresses:

Jung Kyung Ho – Seo Jun Oh

Beak Jin Hee – Ra Bong Hee

Choi Tae Joon – Choi Tae Ho

Oh Jung Se – Jeong Gi Joon

Lee Seon Bin – Ha Ji Ah

Park Chan Yeol – Lee Yeol

Description:  Missing 9 is, as you might have guessed by the title, a story about missing people. Specifically, a group of employees of Legend Entertainment who are travelling to an event. On their way…

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8 New Korean Films That You Should Watch This Spring

Spring is already shaping up to be a busy season for Korean cinema. From the election drama The Mayor, in which Choi Min-sik appears the mayor of Seoul while Kwak Do-won (The Wailing) plays his aide, to renowned Korean auteur Hong Sang-soo’s On the Beach at Night Alone starring Kim Min-hee (The Handmaiden) to One Day, the latest film from romantic drama specialist Lee Yoon-ki (A Man and A Woman), featuring Chun Woo-hee (The Wailing) and Kim Nam-gil (Pandora).

Here’s a look at 8 new Korean films worth keeping an eye out for.

Ordinary Person

Director: Kim Bong-han

Cast: Son Hyun-joo, Jang Hyuk, Kim Sang-ho, Ra Mi-ran, Jung Man-sik, Cho Dal-hwan, Ji Seung-hyeon

Plot: Detective Seong-jin (Son Hyun-joo) arrests Tae-sung for petty crimes, but shocked to find out that he is the notorious serial killer. However, Seong-jin becomes doubtful of his identity as the serial murder case is investigated. Nevertheless, when Gyu-nam (Jang Hyuk) offers help to treat Seong-jin’s sick son, Seong-jin has to assist him in fabricating the evidence.

ONE-LINE

Director: Yang Kyung-mo

Cast: Im Si-wan, Jin Goo, Park Byung-eun, Lee Dong-hwi, Kim Sun-young, Park Jong-hwan, Park Yu-hwan, Jo Woo-jin

Plot: Min-jae (Im Si-wan) meets Seok-gu (Jin Goo), a professional mortgage swindler. Seok-gu finds potentials in Min-jae of becoming a professional swindler with his handsome face, smart brain and witty words. Seok-gu suggests Min-jae to work with him in the world of mortgage fraud and as Min-jae joins the firm, their business flourishes.

Coffee Mate

Director: Yi Hyun-ha

Cast: Yoon Jin-seo, Oh Ji-ho

Plot: In-young (Yoon Jin-seo), a housewife, discovers a cafe that she finds comfortable to be in on her own, and becomes a regular customer. At the cafe, she meets Hee-su (Oh Ji-ho), a carpenter, who also comes on his own. Hee-su suggests In-young to be coffeemates, friends who meet only at that cafe. The cafe becomes subjective time and place for them, separating them from reality. And finally Hee-su and In-young discover what they really wanted.

Snowy Road

Director: Lee Na-jeong

Cast: Kim Yeong-ok, Kim Hyang-gi, Kim Sae-ron, Jo Soo-hyang, Seo Young-joo, Jang Young-nam

Plot: Jong-bun is sick of poverty and she admires Young-ae, a smart and pretty friend. Taking place at the end of Japanese colonialism, a sad but beautiful story about two girls begins.

On the Beach at Night Alone

Director: Hong Sang-soo

Cast: Kim Min-hee, Jung Jae-young, Seo Young-hwa, Kwon Hae-hyo, Song Sun-mi, Moon Sung-keun, Ahn Jae-hong, Park Ye-Joo

Plot: After an affair with a married man, celebrated actress Young-hee (Kim Min-hee) decides to take some time out. She travels to the far-off, foreign city of Hamburg. During her long walks through wintry parks and along riverbanks she attempts to become clear about her feelings and desires.

The Mayor

Director: Park In-je

Cast: Choi Min-sik, Kwak Do-won, Shim Eun-kyung, Moon So-ri, Ra Mi-ran, Ryoo Hye-young, Lee Ki-hong, Jin Seon-kyu

Plot: Follows the political life of a Seoul mayor (Choi Min-sik). The mayor faces a reelection campaign after having already served two terms.

The Sheriff In Town

Director: Kim Hyung-joo

Cast: Lee Sung-min, Cho Jin-woong, Kim Sung-kyun, Jo Woo-jin, Bae Jeong-nam, Kim Kwang-kyu

Plot: Dae-ho (Lee Sung-min), a former detective who in his retirement, sees himself as the protector of his neighborhood. He begins to suspect that a wealthy businessman (Cho Jin-woong) from Seoul is responsible for bringing drugs into his neighborhood.

One Day

Director: Lee Yoon-ki

Cast: Kim Nam-gil, Chun Woo-hee, Lim Hwa-young, Jung Soon-won, Jeon Yu-lim

Plot: Gang-soo (Kim Nam-gil), an insurance agent whose wife kills herself in front of him. During the aftermath, he meets a woman in a coma, Mi-so (Chun Woo-hee).

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8 UNLIKELY K-DRAMA ROMANCES THAT CAPTURED OUR HEARTS

Love can be unpredictable and sometimes drama characters fall in love with someone they never imagined in their wildest dreams. Unconventional romances are that much more special and alluring as characters overcome barriers and find true love despite their differences. Check out some unlikely love stories cherished by many below!

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It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

A testy children’s book author with an anti-social disposition plus a kind but weary caregiver doesn’t necessarily sound like a match made in heaven. One character is egotistical and selfish while the other character is solemn and caring. Although Ko Mun-yeong (Seo Yea-ji) and Moon Gang-tae (Kim Soo-hyun) are opposites, they share an understanding of each other through their traumatic childhood experiences. The way they help one another cope with their wounds in It's Okay to Not Be Okay is deeply heartwarming.  

The King: Eternal Monarch

The King: Eternal Monarch features a romance that is out of this world, literally! Detective Jeong Tae-eul (Kim Go-eun) ends up meeting Emperor Lee Gon (Lee Min-ho) from a parallel universe for a love story that defies reality. Despite living in different worlds, the pair don’t give up on finding each other even with the difficulties accompanying parallel universe travel. Beyond the separate world issue, the couple are also quite different in personalities with Jeong Tae-eul being more of a literary thinker while Lee Gon has a scientific mind. Nevertheless, they never give up on each other.

Extracurricular

At first glance, Extracurricular characters Jisoo (Kim Dong-hee) and Gyuri (Park Ju-hyun) don’t have much in common except for being model students. Jisoo is a poor outsider whereas Gyuri is rich and popular. Their classmates are shocked when Gyuri claims they’re dating. However, their homeroom teacher sees that they have something in common, they both endure burdens without asking for help. They’re both very lonely and struggling with parents who inflict harm instead of nurture. While working on criminal activities together, Jisoo and Gyuri develop a special relationship and come to rely on each other.

Itaewon Class

Growing up, Jo Yi-seo (Kim Da-mi) was very competitive and showed sociopathic tendencies. She’s an interesting character from Itaewon Class who wishes for the end of the world. While Jo Yi-seo thinks of bad and good as morally gray, underdog Park Sae-ro-yi (Park Seo-jun) has a more black-and-white sense of morality. Park Sae-ro-yi is also considerably warmer and more mature than Jo Yi-seo. The unlikely duo are very different, but ultimately learn from each other and develop feelings in the process. With her high IQ, Yi-seo is able to help Sae-ro-yi turn his business around. In turn, Sae-ro-yi teaches Yi-seo to appreciate people and overcome prejudice.

Crash Landing On You

A South Korean heiress (Son Ye-jin) and a North Korean soldier (Hyun Bin) just meeting, not to mention falling in love, sounds highly implausible. Lucky for us, that’s exactly what happens in Crash Landing on You! Their love story involves both fate and chance as they crash into each other’s lives. The highly popular drama also features a second unlikely pairing between North Korean department store heiress/aspiring cellist Seo Dan (Seo Ji-hye) and South Korean conman Gu Seung-joon (Kim Jung-hyun). Both relationships are pretty high-stakes with life and death hanging in the balance. You can’t help but get emotionally invested!

My Holo Love

Most people love technology, but to fall in love with an artificially intelligent hologram? Definitely not an everyday occurrence! In My Holo Love, Han So-yeon (Ko Sung-hee) falls in love with AI hologram Holo (Yoon Hyun-min) and Holo falls in love with her as well. Interestingly enough, Holo is modelled after and created by Go Nan-do who also falls in love with Han So-yeon. The drama features what might be the most unconventional love triangle in the history of K-dramas, but somehow it works as we see the once lonely characters experience love.

Beauty Inside

Kang Sa-ra (Lee Da-hee) is a cold, sophisticated airline executive and Ryu Eun-ho (Ahn Jae-hyun) is preparing to become a priest in Beauty Inside. You wouldn’t expect their paths to cross, but they do! Both have to deal with their previous plans as they grapple with their sudden attraction to one another. Sa-ra needs to reconsider her engagement and Eun-ho has to think about his planned priesthood.

My Love From The Star

Could there be a more unlikely romance than one between an alien and a top actress? My Love From the Star is a classic drama that captures the exciting and heart-wrenching aspects of a very unconventional pairing. Cheon Song-yi (Jun Ji-hyun) is a hilariously blunt diva while Do Min-joon (Kim Soo-hyun) is a stoic professor. Furthermore, Do Min-joon is trying to figure out how he can return to his home planet. All of the differences and obstacles make for a truly epic love story.

 Having somewhat unrealistic pairings definitely brings up the romance factor a notch. There’s more suspense and intrigue which gets you rooting for the unlikely couples to beat the odds. These unconventional romances prove that what matters most is the ability to connect and love each other despite any differences or barriers. As cliché as it sounds, love truly does conquer all!