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Song Hye-kyo (Descendants ... ‘80s Korean entertainment industry. Kim Seol-hyun (Light Shop), Cha Seung-won (Uprising) and Lee Hanee (The Fiery Priest) will also appear in the drama.

In a recent conversation, Cha Joo-Young revealed that she hasn’t returned to her previous physique after gaining weight for ...

the character played by Song Hye-kyo in Netflix’s hit Korean series The Glory. A series, by the way, that it’s almost time to revisit, with Part 2 finally arriving on Netflix on Friday.

South Korean actress Song Hye-kyo will film her first K-drama in two years. Details are sparse about what the new drama will be about or who she will act opposite save for the fact that it will be ...

Bo-gum plays Kim Jin-hyuk, a free-spirited traveler who falls for a hotel CEO (Song Hye-kyo). Their love story unfolds ...

and even a historical drama like Love in the Moonlight. A little gem that lies in his filmography is the wistful Encounter, which stars Song Hye-kyo, who plays a reserved and rather restrained CEO ...

Kim Soo-hyun recreates Queen of Tears aegyo scene, Song ... kyo and Cha Eun-woo in Singapore Song Hye-kyo reportedly charges $631k per Instagram post, and she’s not even in top 10 highest-paid ...

The South Korean star says she now puts herself first, as compared to earlier Song Hye-kyo said that she values the present, more than the past or the future. Instagram/ Song Hye-kyo From the ...

Han Ji-eun on When the Stars Gossip, Study Group and acting on stage The Korean actress talks up space drama When the Stars ... Unmasked and nerves around Kim Hye-soo The Korean actor opens ...

Song will play the role of Min-ja, a resilient woman shaped by a challenging childhood. While making her way through life, she sees an opportunity in the Korean music industry and boldly dives in ...

Song Hye-kyo (Descendants of the ... gritty and intense ‘60s and ‘80s Korean entertainment industry. Kim Seol-hyun (Light Shop), Cha Seung-won (Uprising) and Lee Hanee (The Fiery Priest) will also ...