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'No Tail to Tell' Lomon,

'No Tail to Tell' Lomon, "I realized that true love comes from acknowledging one's deficiencies"

〈No Tail to Tell〉 series finale Q&A released
Actor Lomon shared his thoughts on taking on a new project. On the 28th, Lomon, who played the role of ‘Kang Si-yeol’ in the SBS Friday-Saturday drama 〈No Tail to Tell〉, expressed his heartfelt thoughts on the series finale through his agency.
| Kim Ji-yeon
The Genre of Shin Hae-sun, 'The Art of Sarah' Shin Hae-sun①

The Genre of Shin Hae-sun, 'The Art of Sarah' Shin Hae-sun① "Sarah Kim is a character with a strange superiority complex and a twisted sense of elitism"

To borrow the words of actor Lee Jun-hyuk, 〈The Art of Sarah〉 is truly the 'culmination of Shin Hae-sun's acting. ' Following her portrayal of a multi-layered personality in 〈My Harry〉, Shin Hae-sun delves even deeper in 〈The Art of Sarah〉.
| Kim Ji-yeon
Finding One's Purpose as an Actor 'Humint' Jo In-sung②

Finding One's Purpose as an Actor 'Humint' Jo In-sung② "With the Mindset of Being Useful, Even in a Small Way"

▶ 〈Humint〉 Actor Jo In-sung's interview continues in Part 1. In 〈Mogadishu〉 and 〈Moving〉, you took on the role of a National Intelligence Service agent for the third time. What were the differences between your previous roles as a National Intelligence Service agent and this one as Section Chief Jo.
| Kim Ji-yeon
The Magic of Choi Woo-shik, the Youth Who Makes Fantasy Real, 'Number One' Choi Woo-shik② “Everyone loves my unassuming face, allowing me to grow with the character”

The Magic of Choi Woo-shik, the Youth Who Makes Fantasy Real, 'Number One' Choi Woo-shik② “Everyone loves my unassuming face, allowing me to grow with the character”

▶ 〈Number One〉 Actor Choi Woo-shik Interview Continues Part 1. 〈Number One〉 is a film where dialogue is important, but there are many significant eating scenes. Local foods from Busan, like pickled perilla leaves and beef radish soup, also appear.
| Kim Ji-yeon
'Black and White Chef 2' Why did Choi Gang-rok pass the baton to chefs across the country? 'I thought I participated as a hidden silver spoon on behalf of others, and I wanted to fill the spot meaningfully'

'Black and White Chef 2' Why did Choi Gang-rok pass the baton to chefs across the country? 'I thought I participated as a hidden silver spoon on behalf of others, and I wanted to fill the spot meaningfully'

"I’m not good at braising, but I pretended to be good at it. There was a life I lived to pretend. I didn’t want to braise even in cooking for myself. " The chef who touched the most universal emotions with the most personal story. Everyone lives by pretending.
| Kim Ji-yeon

"I Am Not a Lab Rat"... Ariana Grande, a Heavy Critique on Appearance Reviews Amidst the Success of 'Wicked'

32-Year-Old Pop Star's Mature Warning "Commenting on Others' Health and Bodies is Horrible"... Finding 'Self-Esteem' After 15 Years Since Debut at 16
Pop star Ariana Grande (32), who is experiencing a second peak in her career due to the success of the movie 'Wicked', has raised a firm voice against indiscriminate appearance evaluations directed at herself and others.
| Yangsimoh
[Interview] Park Jung-min of 'The Ugly' Says, “In This Work, You Will See a Face of Mine That the Audience Has Never Seen Before”

[Interview] Park Jung-min of 'The Ugly' Says, “In This Work, You Will See a Face of Mine That the Audience Has Never Seen Before”

“This Work Taught Me a Lot, as I Learned About the Subtle Points Regarding Visually Impaired People”
The movie 〈The Ugly〉 was a new challenge for actor Park Jung-min in many ways. With this work, Park Jung-min took on the challenge of playing two roles for the first time and showcased his performance as a visually impaired character.
| Chua-young
[Interview] An Actor Who Makes Sense No Matter What, Cho Jungseok from 'My Daughter is a Zombie' Says,

[Interview] An Actor Who Makes Sense No Matter What, Cho Jungseok from 'My Daughter is a Zombie' Says, "After Filming, I Realized My Fatherly Love"

Cho Jungseok is an actor who makes sense. Whether it’s the setting of a beast tamer who makes a tiger dance, pretending to be a zombie to escape when a zombie virus spreads in Seoul, or wanting to train his daughter who has become a zombie, it all makes sense because it’s Cho Jungseok.
| Kim Ji-yeon