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Kim Min Ju Is A Warm Guesthouse Manager Who Reunites With First Love Park Jinyoung In Her 30s In “Shining”
JTBC’s new Friday drama “Shining” has unveiled the first stills of Kim Min Ju in character! “Shining” is a drama about young people who once shared a world of their own and gradually become each other’s source of trust and the light that guides their lives. Kim Min Ju plays Mo Eun Ah, a passionate and warm-hearted character who approaches everything with sincerity. Her bright personality, which naturally uplifts any environment, and her thoughtful nature—always putting others’ feelings first—seamlessly carry over into her work. After starting out as a hotelier, she becomes the manager of a traditional guesthouse stay in Seoul, creating a welcoming atmosphere that makes people want to return wherever she is. A major influence on Mo Eun Ah’s ability to calmly prepare for her future is her first love, Yeon Tae Seo (Park Jinyoung). During the summer vacation when she was 19, Yeon Tae Seo appeared before Mo Eun Ah as she focused alone on self-study, bringing a quiet yet meaningful change to her life at a time when she struggled to find direction. After meeting him, Mo Eun Ah began to clearly envision her future—where she would be, what she would do, and who she would be with. To her, Yeon Tae Seo was like a guiding light that showed her the path forward. Because Yeon Tae Seo held such special meaning to Mo Eun Ah, anticipation is building over how she will react when she reunites with him in her 30s. Newly released stills capture glimpses of Mo Eun Ah’s youth, offering snapshots of her life in both her teens and her 30s. At 19, even a brief moment spent looking at her phone is filled with fluttering excitement, while her present-day self reflects a calm composure, as if her emotions are carefully restrained. The contrasting moods in the two images naturally evoke the passage of time Mo Eun Ah has experienced. “Shining” will premiere on March 6 at 8:50 p.m. KST. Until then, watch Kim Min Ju in “Undercover High School”:
Jo Jung Suk In Talks To Lead New Drama
Jo Jung Suk may be starring in a new drama! On February 5, IZE reported that Jo Jung Suk is set to take on the title role in the new drama “Paper Man” (literal title). In response, Jo Jung Suk’s agency JAM Entertainment stated, “Jo Jung Suk has received an offer to star in ‘Paper Man’ and is positively reviewing it.” “Paper Man” tells the story of a colorblind man who becomes entangled with counterfeit money. The drama will be helmed by director Lee Il Hyung, known for his work in the film “A Violent Prosecutor” and the Netflix series “Karma.” If confirmed, “Paper Man” will mark Jo Jung Suk’s return to the small screen for the first time in a while since the 2024 tvN drama “Captivating the King.” Stay tuned for more updates!
Kim Hye Yoon Experiences Butterflies For The First Time Thanks To Lomon’s Gentle Gesture In “No Tail To Tell”
Sparks are flying in “No Tail to Tell”! “No Tail to Tell” is a fantasy romance starring Kim Hye Yoon as Eun Ho, a quirky Gen Z gumiho (magical nine-tailed fox) who is determined not to become human, and Lomon as Kang Si Yeol, an overly confident world-class soccer player. The drama follows the chaotic journey of the two as they attempt to save one another. Spoilers In the previous episode, Pal Mi Ho (eight-tailed fox) (Lee Si Woo) proposed a way for everyone to return to their rightful places—suggesting that after he became a gumiho and switched fates with Eun Ho, Eun Ho, once she regained her powers, could restore Kang Si Yeol’s destiny. Although Eun Ho initially strongly opposed the idea after being reminded of Geum Ho, she eventually decided to follow Pal Mi Ho’s wishes and began a good-deeds project in his place. Newly released stills hint at a subtle yet noticeable shift in Eun Ho and Kang Si Yeol’s relationship. Both are seen with soot smudged across their clothes and faces. Previously, the pair had rushed into a fire at an orphanage they happened to witness in order to rescue children. Kang Si Yeol even put himself in danger while trying to save Eun Ho after she became trapped in the flames. Fortunately, he later reappeared unharmed, leading Eun Ho to run into his arms in tears of worry and relief. Since that day, Eun Ho’s attitude toward Kang Si Yeol has changed. In the stills, when a bicycle speeds toward them on the street, Kang Si Yeol instinctively pulls Eun Ho into his arms to protect her. Standing close enough to hear each other’s breathing, Eun Ho’s wide-eyed expression conveys emotions that blur the line between shock and budding excitement. Unaware of her flustered state, Kang Si Yeol gently reaches out to remove a leaf caught in her hair, causing Eun Ho to freeze once again. Curiosity is building over how these unfamiliar emotions—felt for the first time by Eun Ho, a lifelong single gumiho who once declared, “Good deeds far away, men even farther away!”—will affect their relationship moving forward. The production team shared, “In Episode 7, Eun Ho will enter her ‘denial phase’ of falling for Kang Si Yeol. Viewers will naturally find themselves smiling as they watch Eun Ho’s cute and lovable transformation, as someone who has never been interested in romance or experienced shyness and coyness.” The next episode of “No Tail to Tell” will air on February 6 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
Lee Hee Joon Joins Han Ji Min And Lee Byung Hun In Talks For Korean Remake Of Spy Drama "The Americans"
Lee Hee Joon may be joining Han Ji Min and Lee Byung Hun in the upcoming spy drama “Koreans” (working title)! On February 5, MyDaily reported that Lee Hee Joon has been confirmed to join the cast of “Koreans.” The drama initially drew attention for the potential pairing of Lee Byung Hun and Jun Ji Hyun. However, Jun Ji Hyun ultimately declined the offer due to scheduling conflicts, and Han Ji Min is currently in talks to star opposite Lee Byung Hun. Notably, Lee Byung Hun, Han Ji Min, and Lee Hee Joon are all signed under BH Entertainment. In response to the report, BH Entertainment stated, “Lee Hee Joon, Han Ji Min, and Lee Byung Hun are all positively reviewing offers to star in the new series ‘Koreans.’” Directed by Ahn Gil Ho of “The Glory,” “Koreans” will be a remake of the popular American series “The Americans.” While the original unfolded during the Cold War of the 1980s, the remake will reimagine the story within the turbulent era of Korea’s military dictatorship. Stay tuned for more updates! Top Photo Credit: Netflix, BH Entertainment
Lee Sung Kyung, Han Ji Hyeon, And Oh Ye Ju Dish On Playing Sisters In New Drama “In Your Radiant Season”
Lee Sung Kyung, Han Ji Hyeon, and Oh Ye Ju have shared their thoughts on their chemistry in the upcoming drama “In Your Radiant Season”! “In Your Radiant Season” tells the story of Sunwoo Chan (Chae Jong Hyeop), a man who lives each day like an exciting summer vacation, and Song Ha Ran (Lee Sung Kyung), a woman who has locked herself away as if life were a cold winter. Lee Sung Kyung, Han Ji Hyeon, and Oh Ye Ju portray the three sisters of the Nana Family, who share the same wounds but have endured life in their own ways. Lee Sung Kyung stars as Song Ha Ran, the eldest sister and head designer at South Korea’s top high-end fashion house, Nana Atelier. She serves as the pillar maintaining balance within the family between her grandmother Kim Nana (Lee Mi Sook) and her younger sisters. Despite her flawless and perfect image, she has shut herself away from the world due to the pain of losing her loved ones. She manages her emotions by immersing herself in work, trying to rebuild her life after it was suddenly shattered. The weight carried by Song Ha Ran, who has endured everything for her family, is expected to resonate deeply with viewers. Lee Sung Kyung shared her thoughts on the sisters’ chemistry, saying, “Han Ji Hyeon plays Ha Young so adorably that it’s almost unbelievable. Watching her enjoy herself so naturally on set to the point where you can’t tell if it’s acting or real, you can really feel her energy.” She continued, “Oh Ye Ju also portrays Ha Dam in such a way that you can’t help but grow fond of her. I think the three sisters blend so well together, and each has a distinct charm.” Han Ji Hyeon plays Song Ha Young, the second sister and a junior designer on Design Team 1 at Nana Atelier. Always smiling and playful, she acts as a bright presence that lifts the heavy atmosphere at home. Although she appears the brightest on the surface, she expresses her emotions more honestly than anyone in front of her family, adding depth and dimension to the sisters’ relationships. Han Ji Hyeon commented, “The set has a truly family-like atmosphere. The chemistry between the three sisters is so good and comfortable. Lee Sung Kyung brightens the mood on set with her cheerful demeanor, and Oh Ye Ju spreads bright energy everywhere. We laugh a lot, but when it’s time for emotional scenes, everyone naturally focuses. As we filmed, my affection for the drama grew.” Oh Ye Ju plays the youngest sister Song Ha Dam. On the surface, she seems the most resilient—a top student who handles everything herself, appearing as the worry-free youngest. However, this is her survival mechanism to avoid being seen as a pitiful child. When the dependable Ha Dam experiences her first rebellious phase, it marks a turning point in the sisters’ long-standing bond, raising curiosity about the changes they will face. Oh Ye Ju remarked, “Whenever we film at Nana House, it really feels like home. When I’m with Lee Sung Kyung and Han Ji Hyeon, I feel completely protected.” She continued, “They take such good care of me and shower me with love like I’m their real youngest sister. Thanks to that, filming at Nana House is always happy and warm.” “In Your Radiant Season” is set to premiere on February 20 at 9:50 p.m. KST.
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