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Former idol Gong Seung Yeon will finally get to experience being a center on the next episode of “My Lovely Journey”! Based on a bestselling novel by Maha Harada, Channel A’s “My Lovely Journey” is a drama starring Gong Seung Yeon as Kang Yeo Reum, a former idol-turned-travel reporter who has never been a “center” in her life. As she takes on travel assignments on behalf of others, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery, coming to understand the true meaning of success and life. In newly released stills from the drama’s upcoming episode, the Ogu Entertainment family takes on the challenge of an idol dance cover. For the first time in her life, Kang Yeo Reum is able to stand proudly at center stage. Even if it’s only for a cover, the moment is particularly meaningful because she has finally gotten to achieve her dream of being a center, a position she was never able to experience during her idol career. With her confident expression and compelling presence, Kang Yeo Reum commands attention as she exudes the unmistakable aura of a real idol. Meanwhile, Oh Sang Sik (Yu Jun Sang) is beaming with joy as he plays with the dog Genie, and Lee Yeon Seok (Kim Jae Young) looks relaxed and confident as he flashes someone a thumbs-up. While taking a break to catch their breath after a passionate dance workout, Yoo Ha Na (Hong Soo Hyun) and Hyun Ba Ram (Oh Hyun Joong) also look tired but still happy and full of spirit. According to the drama’s production team, the five actors’ teamwork and chemistry shone through as they prepared for this dance cover scene. Not only did they set time aside to practice the choreography, but they passionately participated in filming the scene, which made the atmosphere on set full of energy and heartwarming support as they sincerely encouraged one another. “The atmosphere on the set of the Ogu Entertainment family’s dance cover shoot was truly joyful,” said the production team. “Even as each of them flawlessly pulled off their own characters, they also displayed chemistry and passion as a team, which will entertain viewers while also touching their hearts at the same time.” “This scene, in which Yeo Reum finally gets the center position that she has never been able to experience, is a meaningful moment that symbolizes her realizing her dream,” they continued. “Because it captures the sincerity of the Ogu Entertainment family, who is rooting for Yeo Reum to achieve her dreams, the moment will be all the more meaningful.” To find out which idol song the Ogu Entertainment family will cover, tune in to the next episode of “My Lovely Journey” on August 23 at 9:20 p.m. KST!
Jeon Hye Bin Fires Back At Her Ex-Husband And His Mother In "Beyond The Bar"
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Many K-dramas can have smart and charismatic characters, show the complexity of human nature, and even enchant us with their romance. However, some of them are able to bring a little extra something and inspire more than admiration with their stories. “Law and The City,” starring a brilliant cast including Lee Jong Suk, Mun Ka Young, and Yeom Hye Ran, is one of those. Set in Seocho-dong, it depicts the lives of five unique attorneys who not only work for justice, but also for their dreams, love, and friendship. After enjoying such an endearing show, it is only natural to crave more, so here are some recommendations if you are looking for some great legal K-dramas! 1. “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” In K-dramas, you can find good lawyers and bad lawyers, but there’s only one who is truly extraordinary. This K-drama follows the journey of Woo Young Woo (Park Eun Bin), a young woman with a superb IQ who dreams of becoming an attorney despite her struggling with social interactions due to being autistic. As she is hired at Hanbada law firm, she not only gets the chance to show her passion for law and her remarkable abilities to work on cases with a different approach, but also her desire to find a rightful place in the world for herself and other autistic people. In a very well-written way, the plot shows us topics such as discrimination, ignorance, and prejudices against people like Young Woo, who slowly but surely turns the tables over to her favor. Alongside it, we get a variety of interesting legal cases, which depict realistic views of issues around society. The cherry on top in this show is the cozy and beautiful love story that develops naturally between her and legal assistant Lee Joon Ho (Kang Tae Oh), as both of them open up to a new world while getting to know each other. In other words, this K-drama has it all, and you wouldn’t want to miss it for the world! 2. “Miss Hammurabi” Most of the time, the spotlight in a courtroom is on lawyers and prosecutors, but one of the most important elements in it is definitely the judges. Determined to be a fair judge for everybody and driven by strong principles of justice, Im Ba Reun (Kim Myung Soo) joins the 44th Civil Affairs Department at the Seoul Central District, where he coincidentally meets Park Cha Oh Reum (Go Ara). However, his once shy and demure high school sweetheart has turned into a fearless and passionate judge who tries to reach out to those most in need of justice. Together with the chief judge, Han Se Sang (Sung Dong Gil), they try to find a way to work together as a team despite their differences in personality, values, and experience. While Cha Oh Reum is led by her feelings and her heart, Bae Reun focuses on facts, evidence, and his head. Nonetheless, as they face several cases hand-in-hand, they learn to see things through the eyes of one another and grow both as judges and people. This 2018 K-drama shows us not only the importance of the law, but also the meaning of using it to protect the people with empathy and responsibility. 3. “Good Partner” Among legal cases, there are some that are particularly sensitive and involve the most important aspect in one’s life, which is the family. But when it comes to divorce attorneys, Cha Eun Kyung (Jang Na Ra) is definitely the option to go. She is sharp, straightforward, and will handle any case with grace and class. However, not even her almost 14 years of experience in the field helps her to deal with her marriage falling apart after her husband’s affair. She learns to lean on her newly hired associate Han Yu Ri (Nam Ji Hyun), who, despite being a rookie, shows great potential as a divorce attorney, even when she hates it. Given their different personalities and a particular first encounter, their beginning is far from ideal. They constantly butt heads and are unable to communicate or understand each other. However, they find common ground in their fierce desire to excel at their work with every case they face, and soon enough, they become an undefeatable pair. As their bond gets stronger, they end up being not only good colleagues but also great friends. This K-drama is such a breath of fresh air with its woman-centered plot, brilliant acting, and interesting legal cases that it is already preparing for a second season, so this is your chance to watch this show before it airs! Hey Soompiers! Did you enjoy “Law and The City”? Have you watched any of these K-dramas? Let us know in the comments! Andy zar is an avid drama watcher, from K-dramas to C-dramas, she believes any weekend is a good weekend to enjoy 12 hours of binge-watching dramas. She loves romance, web comics, and K-pop. Her favorite groups are EXO, TWICE, Red Velvet, and BOL4. Currently watching: “My Troublesome Star” Plans to watch: “Summit of Our Youth”
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