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Kim Soo Hyun’s Agency Responds To Allegations Of Using Former Artist Seo Ye Ji To Cover Up Misdeeds (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Kim Soo Hyun has landed among the doomed celebrities from the highest-paid Korean actor due to his past relationship with Kim Sae Ron and alleged involvement in causing distress to the late actress before she took her own life. But he is not the only one who continues to face the heat. Seo Ye Ji, the actress who worked with him in the hit K-drama It’s Okay To Not Be Okay, has got unexpectedly dragged into the controversy.

The situation unfolded when an X (formerly Twitter) user shared a screenshot of a comment on the Garo Sero Research Institute YouTube channel. The source with the username @KimSeol24356 claimed that Kim Soo Hyun’s agency, Gold Medalist, used Seo Ye Ji to cover up their own misdeeds. The person,...

How Did Netizens React To Blackpink Jennie’s Recent Onstage Looks? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Jennie, a South Korean singer, rapper, and Blackpink member, knows how to present herself globally with her fashion skills. Be it in music videos, on stage, or even at events, she has always put her best fashion self forward and has never been afraid to try raunchy outfits. While many praised her for this, some criticized her and called her out.

However, the Blackpink singer never stopped wearing them. In her latest stage shows to premiere her debut solo studio album, Ruby, she wore some crazy hot outfits, leaving her fans crazy and netizens baffled. She got a lot of hatred online, but did she care? We don’t think so. Scroll ahead to know more!

Jennie is currently doing shows for The Ruby Experience tour, and in each show, she can be seen wearing ensembles...

Seo Ye Ji “Sick and Tired” Of Being Associated With Kim Soo Hyun (Photo Credit – YouTube)

Seo Ye Ji has finally broke her silence after being linked to the ongoing controversy over Kim Soo Hyun’s alleged involvement in Kim Sae Ron’s death. After her name was brought up in the scandal, the actress, who herself faced serious bullying allegations, promptly shut down the rumors. She made a comment, before deleting it, emphasizing that she doesn’t want to be associated with the ongoing situation.

As soon as the controversy emerged about Kim Soo Hyun’s alleged link to late actress Kim Sae Ron, Seo Ye Ji’s name was brought up. The actress led the smash-hit drama It’s Okay to Not Be Okay, with the actor back in 2020. Their individual performances as well as their on-screen chemistry received much praise from the global viewers. Later, they also got embroiled in real-life dating rumor,...

South Korea loves a good gangster story, and they love a good boxing film too. To follow-up the rather lacklustre “The Golden Holiday”, director Kim Bong-han tries to mix both the sub-genres with “The Wild”, his latest release which will be streaming in North America exclusively on WellGo USA's streaming service Hi-Yah!

The Wild is streaming on Hi-Yah!

Woo-cheol used to be a successful boxer who had to spend seven years in prison after his opponent died in an unlicensed, underground boxing match. Upon his release, his friend and gangster Do-sik arranges a welcome gift for him in the form of Myeong-joo, a beautiful young prostitute, who Woo-cheol kindly refuses. While Do-sik wants to integrate his old friend into the business, which involves dealing in drugs with North Korean defectors led by Gak-soo, Woo-cheol wants to leave it all behind and go where no one knows him to live a quiet life.

Sweet Home features a talented cast of established and rising stars, and some of these actors can also be found in other popular Netflix Korean dramas like Love Alarm and It's Okay To Not Be Okay. The ending of Sweet Home season 2 sets up season 3 with many cliffhangers, but in the meantime, viewers can enjoy other shows that feature actors from Sweet Home. Song Kang, who plays the protagonist in Sweet Home, also stars in other hit Korean dramas like Nevertheless and Forecasting Love And Weather.

The cast of Sweet Home includes established names and rising stars, many of whom have appeared in other great K-dramas. While Song Kang’s Hyun-su is the show’s protagonist, Sweet Home’s cast of characters has featured multiple heroes and villains since season 1. Still, considering the nature of the show, many beloved characters have died already, especially in season 2. Fortunately, some of Netflix...

There is an intriguing, tempered energy to Seo Yoo-min's directorial debut, “Recalled.” It frequently keeps its audience doubting what unfolds and consistently impresses with its twists and set-pieces. Topping the box-office upon its release, this psychological thriller is one that is instantly memorable.

“Recalled” is available from Echelon Studios

After an accident which left her hospitalised and with post-traumatic memory loss, Soo-jin (Seo Ye-ji) looks to restart her life, helped by her doting husband Ji-hoon (Kim Kang-woo). He protects her at all costs, attempting to carefully restore her memories bit by bit and reintegrate her into society. However, his wife soon becomes curious towards her self-identity and what powers she may have, thanks to some chance encounters with mysterious people, former friends, and the police, sparking insecurity and worry for Ji-hoon. These new interests and beliefs are dismissed as being down to temporary delusions from a doctor, but Soo-jin is...

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The K-drama "Eve" serves a cold dish of revenge with a hefty dose of adultery and melodrama on the side. Starring Seo Ye-Ji as the lead femme fatale, Lee Ra-El, the TvN drama (also streaming on Viki) follows her elaborate schemes to exact revenge on the corrupt chaebol family behind the conglomerate Ly Group that destroyed her family 13 years ago.

Fueled by her desire to take them down once and for all, Ra-El strikes up an affair with the CEO of Yl Group, Kang Yoon-Gyeom (Park Byung-Eun), to get access to the powerful people who ruined her life. While Ra-El has made vengeance her sole focus in life, the developments between her and Yoon-Gyeom make the audience wonder whether her facade is cracking and if she's actually falling in love with the CEO of the Ly Group. Keep reading as we break down all...

There is an intriguing, tempered energy to Seo Yoo-min’s directorial debut, “Recalled.” It frequently keeps its audience doubting what unfolds and consistently impresses with its twists and set-pieces. Topping the box-office upon its release, this psychological thriller is one that is instantly memorable.

“Recalled” is Screening at the Florence Korea Film Fest

After an accident which left her hospitalised and with post-traumatic memory loss, Soo-jin (Seo Ye-ji) looks to restart her life, helped by her doting husband Ji-hoon (Kim Kang-woo). He protects her at all costs, attempting to carefully restore her memories bit by bit and reintegrate her into society. However, his wife soon becomes curious towards her self-identity and what powers she may have, thanks to some chance encounters with mysterious people, former friends, and the police, sparking insecurity and worry for Ji-hoon. These new interests and beliefs are dismissed as being down to temporary delusions from a doctor,...

The subject of the cursed movie or film in horror cinema is a rather played out and frequent trope in modern cinema, with everything from “Cigarette Burns,” “Porno” and “Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made” to name a few of the films utilizing the concept. This lack of originality extends to the rest of director Kim Jin-won’s competently-made if overall generic Amjeon, now available on Shudder.

Working on her thesis project in film school, Mi-jung (Seo Ye-ji) decides to transfer the focus onto a new horror film when one of her classmates informs her about a cursed movie shot by a legacy student. Informed about what happened to the original director and crew that shot the movie, she and her friend Joon-seo (Ji Yoon-ho) begin to investigate the legacy of the tape and discover the truth involving what happened to Jae-hyun (Jin Seon-kyu), the director and...