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[Photo &] Kim Hye-ja returns to screen after nine years with 'Still Radiant,' revealing a hidden resolve in a letter:

[Photo &] Kim Hye-ja returns to screen after nine years with 'Still Radiant,' revealing a hidden resolve in a letter: "I hope they are not seen only through the lens of painful history"

The film portrays the friendship of comfort women in 1942; unable to attend the preview because of a cold, she conveyed her heartfelt thoughts in a handwritten letter.
The brutality of unforgettable 1942, history brought back to life on screen Kim Hye-ja, one of South Korea's most celebrated actors, has returned to the big screen after nine years with 'Still Radiant', a film that sheds light on the lives of victims of Japan's wartime sexual slavery during its...
| James choi
Interview: Lee Joon-hyuk Says ‘〈Lotto Winner Still Goes to Work〉’ Offers Comfort to Office Workers

Interview: Lee Joon-hyuk Says ‘〈Lotto Winner Still Goes to Work〉’ Offers Comfort to Office Workers

※ This interview with actor Lee Joon-hyuk about 〈Lotto Winner Still Goes to Work〉 continues from Part 1. As winning the lottery can sometimes mark the start of misfortune, great luck can also turn into unhappiness. I think Gong Eun-tae made good use of that luck in the drama.
| Kim Ji-yeon
Solbi and Lee Kyu-han turn TV chemistry into real life, set private wedding for next April

Solbi and Lee Kyu-han turn TV chemistry into real life, set private wedding for next April

The couple began dating after appearing together on “Seeking Old Connections” last year and completed a family meeting on the 15th
Romance sparked on a variety show blossoms through an artistic connection Singer and painter “Solbi” (born Kwon Ji-an, 42) and actor “Lee Kyu-han” (46) will marry next April. Solbi’s agency, Jian Castle, officially announced on the 15th that “the two recently met with both families and shared their...
| James choi
Park Ha-sun leaves 'CineTown' after six years, sets sights on acting

Park Ha-sun leaves 'CineTown' after six years, sets sights on acting

Her final broadcast is Nov. 1; she is stepping down to focus on her acting career, with a successor yet to be named
'Candy DJ' bids a graceful farewell, signaling a new leap as an actor Actress 'Park Ha-sun' is officially stepping down from SBS PowerFM's 'Park Ha-sun's CineTown', where she has connected with listeners every morning for the past six years.
| James choi
[Photos] ‘Killing Time’: Fake hidden-camera pranks turn into real murders in the final act of a staged broadcast that goes too far — opens on the 21st

[Photos] ‘Killing Time’: Fake hidden-camera pranks turn into real murders in the final act of a staged broadcast that goes too far — opens on the 21st

A remake of the Australian film ‘Scare Campaign,’ it marks Ryu Hye-young and Nam Yoon-soo’s first leading roles together on the big screen
When the fake becomes real … the chilling start of a nightmare A sensational “hidden-camera” segment on an internet broadcast transforms into an out-of-control murder scene in “Killing Time,” a horror-action film set to open on the 21st.
| James choi
Shojo manga pioneer Masako Watanabe, creator of 'The Glass Castle,' dies at 97

Shojo manga pioneer Masako Watanabe, creator of 'The Glass Castle,' dies at 97

Watanabe pioneered the shojo manga genre in the 1960s and became the first woman manga artist to receive the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Rays in 2006; in South Korea, her work was known through pirated editions
Drawing romance for generations of girls . . . a 97-year career that helped establish 'Japanese shojo manga' Masako Watanabe, a pioneer of Japan's 'shojo manga' genre and the artist behind 'The Glass Castle,' died at age 97 on the 3rd.
| James choi
Japan Bookstore Award-winning 'You, Like a Star' stars Yokohama and Hirose; Korean fan event set for 19th

Japan Bookstore Award-winning 'You, Like a Star' stars Yokohama and Hirose; Korean fan event set for 19th

Based on a 1.7 million-copy bestseller, the film opens at Lotte Cinema on the 28th
Award-winning novel makes its way to the screen in a star-studded lineup that shook Japan Japan's leading youth icons are coming to theaters in South Korea. Daewon Media, the film's distributor, officially announced on the 13th that the stars of 'You, Like a Star,' Yokohama Ryusei and Hirose Suzu,...
| James choi
[Parliamentary Audit] Historical Controversy Over 'Assassins' ... Why KOCCA Really Gave It A Grades in 10 Categories

[Parliamentary Audit] Historical Controversy Over 'Assassins' ... Why KOCCA Really Gave It A Grades in 10 Categories

Korea Creative Content Agency President Kim Yoon-ji appears at the Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee's parliamentary audit on Oct. 12, defending a 26-year veteran director's abilities and the freedom of creative expression
Personal attacks that stifle imagination raise fears for K-content Kim Yoon-ji, president of the 'Korea Creative Content Agency', took a firm stand in defense of creative freedom amid the recent controversy over alleged 'historical distortion' in the film 'Assassins'.
| James choi
Yoon Do-hyun to hold first solo fan meeting since debut Dec. 5 at Lobby 55

Yoon Do-hyun to hold first solo fan meeting since debut Dec. 5 at Lobby 55

Rolling Hall’s Winter Edition will bring him closer to fans at Seoul’s Mapo Art Center
Yoon Do-hyun sets aside his onstage charisma for an intimate, candid time with fans Yoon Do-hyun, the pride of Korean rock and frontman of the band YB, will hold his first solo fan meeting since his debut, giving fans a special opportunity to spend time with him.
| James choi
First-ever esports commemorative stamp honors ‘Faker’ Lee Sang-hyeok; 140,000 go on sale on the 23rd

First-ever esports commemorative stamp honors ‘Faker’ Lee Sang-hyeok; 140,000 go on sale on the 23rd

Korea Post announces the issue and opens a special exhibit on the 10th to mark his receiving the Cheongnyong Medal, the highest class of the Order of Sport Merit
The journey of a living legend elevated to a ‘national symbol’ An official commemorative stamp honoring Lee Sang-hyeok (T1, 30), the living legend of South Korean esports and League of Legends star known as ‘Faker’, is set to be issued.
| James choi