Tag: Wang Ji Hye

Highlights: “Birth of a Beauty,” Episode 4

The previous episode of “Birth of a Beauty“ provided the comedy relief which would prove to be the calm before the storm. Sa Ra discovers the true cause of Sa Geum Ran’s accident. Her in-laws, and her cheating husband, Kang Joon, are getting away with blood on their hands. Tae Hee finds more connection once he learns his first love,… Continue reading Highlights: “Birth of a Beauty,” Episode 4

Highlights: “Birth of a Beauty,” Episode 3

Episode 3 of “Birth of a Beauty” begins with Gyo Chae Yun choosing to pretend she didn’t see her fiancé with Sa Ra when she meets with Lee Kang Joon later that night. After asking if she could borrow some more money from Han Tae Hee for her date with Lee Kang Joon the next… Continue reading Highlights: “Birth of a Beauty,” Episode 3

Highlights: “Birth of a Beauty,” Episode 2

Game on! Our favorite duo from “Birth Of A Beauty“, Sa Ra (Han Ye Seul) and Han Tae Hee (Joo Sang Wook) are teaming up together! The first week introduced us a story joined with solid character development and hilarious blend of comedy. I will present my top five scenes from the second episode. The drama quickly… Continue reading Highlights: “Birth of a Beauty,” Episode 2

First Impressions: “Birth of a Beauty,” Episode 1

The first episode of “Birth of a Beauty“ starts out right away with the topic of plastic surgery – from a news segment talking about its popularity, to four women talking about more surgery while still in their bandages. As the women chatter among themselves, our leading lady, Sa Ra (Han Ye Seul), walks by and catches the… Continue reading First Impressions: “Birth of a Beauty,” Episode 1

Joo Sang Wook, Han Ye Seul, Jung Gyu Woon, and More to Appear on “Running Man”

An upcoming episode of SBS’ Running Man” will feature a lineup of guests that seldom make appearances on variety shows, including actors Joo Sang Wook, Han Ye Seul, Jung Gyu Woon, Wang Ji Hye, and Han Sang Jin. According to an industry insider on October 15, these actors will be participating in a recording of… Continue reading Joo Sang Wook, Han Ye Seul, Jung Gyu Woon, and More to Appear on “Running Man”

KeyEast Entertainment’s Actresses’ Kiss Marks Revealed for Kiss Day, Including Jung Ryeo Won, So Yi Hyun, and Others

June 14 is “Kiss Day” in Korea, and in order to celebrate this day, the actresses of KeyEast Entertainment have revealed their lovely kiss marks. On June 14, through the agency’s official Facebook page, they revealed the kiss marks of actresses Jung Ryeo Won, So Yi Hyun, Hong Soo Hyun, Park Soo Jin, Wang Ji… Continue reading KeyEast Entertainment’s Actresses’ Kiss Marks Revealed for Kiss Day, Including Jung Ryeo Won, So Yi Hyun, and Others

Wang Ji Hye Shows Her Sexy Yet Elegant Yoga Poses in “Hotel King”

Pictures of Wang Ji Hye’s yoga poses in “Hotel King” have been gaining a lot of attention. Recently, the production team of MBC’s “Hotel King” revealed still cuts of a scene from the drama.In the picture, Wang Ji Hye is doing yoga poses on a yoga mat. Wang Ji Hye plays Song Chae Kyung who… Continue reading Wang Ji Hye Shows Her Sexy Yet Elegant Yoga Poses in “Hotel King”

Lee Dong Wook Doesn’t Like Both Lee Da Hae and Wang Ji Hye?

Lee Dong Wook recently took part in the press conference for the upcoming MBC drama “Hotel King,” and the actor did not forget to bring his humor. On March 30, MBC’s “Section TV Entertainment News” sat down and chatted with Lee Dong Wook, Lee Da Hae, Wang Ji Hye, and Im Seulong after the drama concluded its press… Continue reading Lee Dong Wook Doesn’t Like Both Lee Da Hae and Wang Ji Hye?

Shinhwa’s Kim Dong Wan Successfully Finishes First Script Reading for “Cheer Up, Mr. Kim”

On September 27, Shinhwa‘s Kim Dong Wan participated in the script reading session of upcoming KBS drama “Cheer Up, Mr. Kim” with co-stars Wang Ji Hye, Kang Sung Min, Sa Mi Ja, Baek Il Sup and so on. The script reading session was a huge success. Kim Dong Wan seemed really attached to his role,… Continue reading Shinhwa’s Kim Dong Wan Successfully Finishes First Script Reading for “Cheer Up, Mr. Kim”