Leave it to K-pop star Hyuna to preview summer 2016 with a bang in one of the best swimsuit fashion pictorials in recent memory. Hyuna is on the cover and inside pages of Sure Magazine, slaying like it’s so easy to look this jaw dropping gorgeous in bikinis, and with a playful cute vibe on top of her usual overt … Continue reading →
The shiny Korean stars at this year’s 2016 Cannes Film Festival wasn’t only Gong Yoo and Jung Yumi, there to promote zombie thriller Train to Busan. Also at the French beach city are top actors Ha Jung Woo and Jo Jin Woong for their period movie The Handmaiden (Agasshi), along with female leads Kim Min Hee and Kim Tae Ri. … Continue reading →
The styling for the leads in the upcoming K-drama adaptation of time-traveling Chinese romance novel Bu Bu Jing Xin (Bobogyungsim: Ryeo) is certainly going for visual oomph. At least for male lead Lee Jun Ki, what with the bangs taking front and center in all the stills I’ve seen of him as 4th Prince. He looks fantastic in this brooding Goryeo dark … Continue reading →
A girl can never have too many legit girlfriends, the kind that has your back and is uber chill to hang out with. Even among stars there is a thriving behind-the-scenes groups of friends and besties, not always equal in fame or fortune but the ones that last give off such a sweet smell of friendship. TW-actress Ruby Lin has … Continue reading →
K-ent may seen youth obsessed and young pop dominated but there’s still plenty of shine and sizzle where the established stars are concerned. This weekend veteran leading lady actresses Kim Hee Ae and Lee Yo Won stepped out at the Giambattista Valli fashion show in Seoul, with the brand a popular Italian label that must be hitting the fashion jackpot … Continue reading →
One of Korea’s representatives to the 2016 Cannes Film Festival was the cast of summer thriller movie Train to Busan. Led by leads Gong Yoo and Jung Yumi, they were joined by director Yeon Sang Ho along with child actress Kim Soo Ahn as the excited and happy foursome hit up all the major Cannes events. From red carpet to … Continue reading →
A new period C-drama started filming this week and is most notable for not starring the usual suspects. TW-actor Joe Cheng reunited with C-actress Wang Li Kun after working together on thriller romance movie The Beloved (The Rebirth of Love), but this time they take their romance back nearly two thousand years to the North Qi dynasty. They are headlining … Continue reading →
The Song Joong Ki pictorial parade continues unabated and this latest one comes courtesy of Bazaar China. He’s gorgeous in these pictures, no doubt, but there’s a bathtub one that is just like a bathtub one from his other recent pictorial, and therein shades in some of my worry that he’s becoming overexposed and prone to repeating himself inadvertently. He’s … Continue reading →
Of all the three current IT grown up Korean child actresses, only Kim Yoo Jung has been well known for one specialty whereas the other two Kim Sae Ron and Kim So Hyun haven’t built up any niche in any particular category. It’s the ten year anniversary of Kim Yoo Jung’s storied drama sageuk child actress career, spanning from Iljimae … Continue reading →
I haven’t liked any of Victoria Song‘s Chinese entertainment projects since she started branching out there a few years ago, after getting her debut over in Korea as a member of idol group f(x). She’s been working steadily on dramas and movies, and this may be her big year to jump to the next level thanks to some big dramas on … Continue reading →
Lee Shi Young isn’t my favorite K-actress but I appreciate her acting talents, great real life personality, and unique approach amid the sea of general conformity within K-ent. That makes this new Star1 pictorial even more greatly appreciated, for balancing the pretty statuesque visuals of Lee Shi Young with her boxing side job and her down to earth appeal. Lee … Continue reading →
The Chinese actresses in attendance at the opening night of the 2016 Cannes Film Festival slayed the red carpet as far as I’m concerned. Even minus usual red carpet fixture Fan Bing Bing, the ladies represented led by the glorious Ni Ni, the ethereal Crystal Liu, the elegant Li Bing Bing, and the forever glamorous Gong Li. It was a … Continue reading →
Those suffering from Song Joong Ki and/or Captain Yoo Shi Jin withdrawal, never fret as there is an upcoming dosage in sight! Song Joong Ki makes a return to Running Man, the show that put his name recognition on the map early on in his acting career, but unfortunately it’s not Korean Running Man but instead the Chinese counterpart now … Continue reading →
