Park Seo Joon takes a break from Dream to visit his grandfather's grave: I'll come back again

[Trigger Warning: Discussion of self-harm] In some deeply upsetting news, former AOA member and Hospital Ship star Mina took to Instagram to recount decade worth of alleged bullying, at the hands of Jimin, who we know as the leader of the popular Korean girl group. It was in May 2019, when Mina decided to not renew her contract and instead went the solo route following Youkyung and Choa, who left AOA in October 2016 and June 2017 respectively.

Park Seo-joon is one of the most celebrated Korean actors of the current generation, who is known for his work in classic K-dramas like What's Wrong with Secretary Kim, Fight for My Way and She Was Pretty. Moreover, we've also seen him in popular Korean films like Parasite, The Divine Fury and Midnight Runners while he is currently prepping to play a football coach in Dream.

South Korean movie #ALIVE has everyone's attention. The zombie-thriller premiered on June 24 and it has been ruling the box office ever since.

Billie Joe Armstrong wants to “Gimme Some Truth” with his new John Lennon cover.

Tom Grater, Jill Goldsmith Yesterday’s news that the European Union will not lift travel restrictions on the U.S. due to the scale of the country’s ongoing coronavirus outbreak prompted concerns about the re-start of American film and TV production based in Europe.As of today (July 1), travelers from 15 countries including Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Japan and China can cross borders into the EU, but the U.S.

Park Seo-joon is brightening up our social media timeline. The South Korean actor has been busy with the production of his upcoming film Dream.

Earlier this month, Park Seo Joon received the Gold Play Button after his YouTube channel surpassed one million subscribers. While the Itaewon Class actor uploaded a video of unboxing the honourary memento a few weeks ago, PSJ decided to sit down with his team and rewatch a few videos from his YouTube channel.

Before he played the majestic emperor in The King: Eternal Monarch, Lee Min Ho played a student in The Heirs. The actor starred opposite Park Shin Hye in the series.

Park Shin Hye and Yoo Ah In recently starred in #ALIVE. The thriller-zombie movie released in South Korea earlier this week and recorded the highest number of 1st-day moviegoers since the COVID-19 crisis hit South Korea.

It is not new to see South Korean stars come forward to support their fellow actors and their shows and movies. But every time it happens, it makes our hearts flutter.

Over decades, Korean entertainment has swept across the globe with a huge international fan following at its beck and call thanks to the gripping dramas, creative storytelling in films and addictive music. Korean actors are not just popular locally but enjoy a worldwide fanbase as well.

Weeks after Park Bo Gum's agency revealed that he has applied to join the cultural promotion team of the navy, it has now been confirmed that the Encounter actor has been accepted for the post. Blossoms Entertainment issued a statement to announce Parl Bo Gum's mandatory service plans.

Just yesterday we reported that Descendants of the Sun star Song Hye Kyo attended the special premiere of Park Shin Hye and Yoo Ah In's new movie #Alive. The recently released Korean drama was premiered at Lotte Cinema World Tower in Seoul.

Kim Soo Hyun has returned to the small screen for the first time since he wrapped his military training with It's Okay To Not Be Okay. The actor plays Moon Kang Tae in the Korean drama.

This week, South Korean movie lovers will be treated to zombie thriller #ALIVE. The movie stars Yoo Ah-in and Park Shin-hye in the lead.

Trust me when I say this: It is hard to be a Korean drama fan. No, no, not because I ample options of series to watch from.

South Korean boy band BTS is taking overUNO! Mobile, the electronic version of the classic card game. Mattel163, the publishing and development studio from toy giant Mattel and internet company NetEase, unveiled the collaboration on Tuesday.

, Bong Joon-ho's phenomenal film that swept the 2019 Academy Awards by fusing comedy and horror in a stunning film about class warfare in South Korea, there will no doubt be something on this list to get you laughing, crying, and thinking.We're so used to seeing Awkwafina's funny side in movies like Ocean's 8 and Crazy Rich Asians, but in The Farewell she's a total dramatic revelation as Billi.