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Every able-bodied man in South Korea is required to enlist in the military, including K-pop stars since In this post, I'm going to show you how five K-pop idols look before and after their military service SHINee 's Minho Minho is a member of K-pop group "SHINee". Key is a member of K-pop group "SHINee". From " Pinterest " K-pop boy band BTOB member Minhyuk completed his military service in 2019 he was enlisted

that it wasn't the "Dreamers Korean singer Jeon Jungkook", but, instead, Japanese actor and Japanese pop

With all the K-pop idols becoming global ambassadors to fashion powerhouses these days, it's about K-POP Stars Show Out! Just a day into the event and K-pop stars have been showing up gracing the walkways!

Disney+ 's new teen revenge thriller Revenge of Others ( 3인칭 복수 3inching Bogsu ) starring Shin Ye Eun ( More Than Friends 2020) and Lomon ( All of Us Are Dead 2022 , All of Us Are Dead 2 2023 ) heats up as three beautiful co-stars help Lomon and Shin Ye Eun with their mysterious school suicide scandal! We break down the details about who they are and where else you can watch them! In the latest episode of Revenge of Others , Lomon and Shin Ye Eun are joined by their Yongtan High School classmates to help Lomon clear his name as the main suspect in the car shop murder and to find the real killer of Shin Ye Eun's character, Ok Chan Mi's, twin brother. As the team sits down and contemplates about what to do next, we noticed that all of them are so gorgeous that we couldn't wait to tell you where to watch them! Here's more information about each actress! Shin Ye Eun This 24-year-old actress and college student is attending Sungkyunkwan University and majoring in performing arts. Ye Eun is best known for her roles in the web series A-Teen and A-Teen 2 as Do Ha Na. She signed with JYP Entertainment in 2018 and premiered on Day6 's "Shoot Me" music video! In 2019, Shin Ye Eun landed her first lead role in He Is Psychometric and in 2022, she made a special appearance in Yumi's Cells 2 ! Chung Su Bin Chung Su Bin is 24 years old and has been in the K-drama scene for only two years! She debuted in 2020 with a role in Live On, another high school K-drama. She continued her rise to stardom appearing in multiple dramas this year including Rookie Cops and Juvenile Justice . Woo Yeon Woo Yeon is a member of the girl group WOO!AH! The 19-year-old singer/actress was born in Seoul and her favorite color is purple! She is a former SM trainee and didn't want to be an idol while growing up! She has just started her acting career and has graced the screen with her beauty! Fun Fact: Woo Yeon also starred in Live On with Chung Su Bin ! Check out her live performance with Woo!Ah! Let us know what you think about this new drama! Are you watching it? What do you like about these girls? Let us know!

with a brand new holiday track titled "Christmas Delight", showcasing his smooth vocals over a cozy pop

BTS along with other K-pop groups such as Le Sserafim and Brave Girls will lend their voices to the It will be the first time a Korean 3D animated movie has collaborated with K-pop. eye-catching 3D visual experience, thrilling stories, sincere messages and music from globally popular K-pop

If you’re an ARMY, you may be wondering what BTS’ “Yet to Come (The Most Beautiful Moment)” , Proof , is a message to themselves and their fans. “Yet to Come (The Most Beautiful Moment)”, reflects the thoughts and ideas of the members on the past present, and future of BTS .” The song has a lot of differences between the BTS in the past and the BTS of the present. The song has a lot of differences between the BTS of the past and the present. BTS bring back their memories, here are some BTS photos from the past Vs the present : 1 - BTS Jungkook From "BTS" MV 2 - BTS Jimin From "BTS" MV 3 - BTS RM From "BTS" MV 4 - BTS Taehyung From "BTS" MV 5 - All BTS members Same boys in similar positions. From "BTS" MV #YetToCome Through “Yet To Come”, BTS fans are taken on a trip down the memory lane, where they can once again enjoy the happy emotions spent with their idols. “Yet To Come” thus feels like a gift dedicated to fans who spent their youth with BTS, and those who are now spending their youth with them. Let us know what are your favorite BTS moments?

Sooyoung's new rom-com, Second Shot at Love, hits all hearts! But is this drama hit too close to home? We explore why this top-rated romantic comedy has been able to move past a faltering start. Image: Second Shot At Love Choi Soo-young - Photo: Kdrama.com Second Shot at Love Tops Ratings with Humor and Heart Since the release of this dramatic and comedic show, Second Shot At Love has scored an impressive peak viewership rating of 5.7% and averaged 4.3% in Seoul. Nationwide, the first episode recorded 3.4% on paid platforms, according to Nielsen Korea, ranking No. 1 among cable and general programming channels during its time slot. Will this be a drama to break ranks? Plot We have previously written about how Han Geum Joo, labelled an alcoholic despite her self-perception as a "reasonable drinker", decides to quit alcohol. Her life takes a turn when she reunites with her first love, Seo Eui Joon, who has left his prestigious medical position in Seoul to lead a rural health center. Their contrasting views on alcohol set the stage for a compelling exploration of love and personal growth. So, how has the show played out since its release, and what are K-drama fans saying? Image: Sooyoung Transforms Into A Mechanic - Photo: tvN *Spoilers! Episode 1 & 2: Lost in translation After a strong start highlighting Geum Ju's struggle with drinking, Second Shot at Love unfortunately slipped into familiar K-drama territory: misunderstandings, miscommunication, and mayhem. Much like recent rom-coms, the episode leaves viewers in the dark about crucial past events and keeps the leads from communicating honestly. This vague, frustrating approach sidelines the drama's sensitive themes of alcoholism and tense family dynamics, which truly deserve a more delicate treatment. While Second Shot at Love could  be ground-breaking, we fear its ambitious start might be overshadowed by a tumultuous "will-they-won't-they" romance. It's a shame, given how Episode 1 exceeded expectations, but perhaps next week will ease our worries about the show's direction. Episode 3 & 4: New Mysteries and fast-paced revelations Seon Wook's crush revealed, the infamous wedding, the Hans heading to rehab, and Geum Ju's confession. The wedding, in particular, felt like the perfect push for her to finally quit drinking. Hyeon Ju developed from a tag-along to a character with her backstory and feelings about the whole ordeal. We've seen glimpses of her tough life as a single mother, so her taking responsibility for Geum Ju as the older sister makes perfect sense. Surprisingly, Ui Joon's storyline took a dark turn! We're now dealing with an alleged murder, him hiding from his old workplace, and a persistent stranger hunting him down. How will this shocking plot unfold any further in later episodes? Image: Second Shot At Love Choi Sooyoung and Gong Myung - Photo: tvN Episode 5: Hans' Hard Road to Sobriety The Hans are finally facing their struggles head-on, embarking on a sincere, yet realistic, journey to sobriety. We see their struggle, with Hyun Ju even faltering in her first attempt, which was a moment that expanded her independent storyline while also deepening her budding romance with Sun Wook. Meanwhile, Ui Joon's shady past is rapidly coming to light. Between murder rumors, hostile colleagues, and a mysterious break-in, tensions are high. Will they continue into the final episodes? Episode 6: Gwang Ok steals the show Alright, so this episode really did bring out conflict and resolutions, and it also gave the secondary characters a chance to shine! Ui Joon finally confessed to Geum Ju, and Sun Wook confessed to Hyun Ju only to later being put in his place by his sister. The stakes of the show also became higher as the white truck of doom amped up the classic K-drama vibes, and it was Gwang Ok who stole this episode. The drama in a classic u=but clever way put the limelight onto the kindness that Gwang Ok showed the nagging villagers. Episode 7: Support, Surprises and Romance Geum Ju finally realized that she no longer has to suffer alone, after her once nagging circle decides to rally around her and provide support, once they learned the truth about her ex. This scene proved to be a powerful moment among the characters and for the show. Although one romance seemed to die out, another one started to blossom, with Geum Ju and Ui Joon, who are now officially dating. With the Hans' alcoholism taking a backseat, the drama is now setting up several mini-conflicts to spice up the latter half. While a relapse plot twist might be looming before the finale, it looks like Chief Kim and Ui Joon's father are ready to deliver some compelling drama in the meantime! Episode 8: Major frustrations Keeping things more wholesome, and focusing only on the charming daily lives of the Bochun's residents, we saw Geum Ju and Ui Joon being adorable together, meanwhile Hyun Ju finally started to prioritize her own life over others, including that of Sun Wook's feelings! That was not all, as the drama did sidestep slightly, which caused frustration among fans, as it felt like a non episode.  Nurse Baek's sudden "evil" turn felt more like a well-meaning attempt to keep Ui Joon close, potentially leading for a dramatic finale. Episode 9: The Han Family Heartache Did anyone else get whiplash after watching Gong Myung ? Episode nine, did take a pivot away from Ui Joon after focusing more on the Hans, especially Gang Ok and Hyeon Ju. Episode nine saw Gwang Ok being unable to catch a break, as he faced a diagnosis which is often linked to heavy drinking. Is this the plot twist that we were expecting? It feet like a cruel twist for Geum Ju, who's genuinely trying to overcome her own struggles. The drama however, did showcase the resolve with Sun Wook, that we were were all hoping for, though the question is, has she been sacrificing her own feelings? What are your mid season best moments? Leave a comment and let us know! #SecondShotAtLove #KDRomanceReality #AlcoholismInKDrama #GenreBlend #HealingDrama #SecondShotAtLoveCast

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Dream High Season 1 (2011) At Kirin Art High School, six students chase their dreams of becoming K-pop

Once 'Wonderland' started, it definitely gave a K-pop vibe as the elaborate set and costumes entered This is wonderful news for K-pop since Alexa is American and speaking Korean is difficult for her. But I think we've all come to realize that K-pop is much bigger than South Korea. The fact that there are competitions and awards for the K-pop genre is a testament to the soft power Let us know your thoughts about Alexa and the soft power of K-pop!

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