South Korean actors we will always have crushes on

 

 Out of all the K-dramas airing in 2015, Yong Pal by the Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS) is the one true standout so far. Premiering on August 5, 2015, the K-drama was more than well-received, earning an average of 11 percent viewership for both Seoul and nationwide viewership. It is amazing any K-drama would earn double-digit ratings upon its premiere and by the eighth episode, Yong Pal‘s percentage viewership boomed up to 20 percent average. Yong Pal even beat this year’s “super K-drama,” Producer.

 

Plot.. 

Kim Tae-Hyun (Joo Won) is an excellent surgeon, but he is constantly harassed by debt collectors due to his younger sister. His younger sister requires expensive kidney dialysis. To make more money, he goes to see patients privately for a high fee. He doesn't care whether these patients are criminals as long as they can pay him. ae Hyun becomes a pawn in the chief’s priority of catering to VIP patients within the hospital. But his life changes when he meets Han Yeo Jin (Kim Tae-Hee), a chaebol heiress, who has been in a coma for three years.Tae Hyun helps Yeo Jin to wake from her sleep.  

 

 

 

15 VIDEOS BANNED FROM BROADCAST

Youtuber K-Ville Entertainment has put together a list of 15 videos banned from broadcast on Korean television. While he doesn't mention which networks threw the book at which videos, most K-pop fans are all too aware of KBS' strict standards.

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Lee Min Ho makes hearts flutter with making video from his latest 'ELLE' photoshoot.

 

Actress Go Ah Sung, who's playing the role of intern Lee Mi Rye in the upcoming thriller film 'Office', declared that she would "quit an office job within two days."

The actress gave an interview at a cafe in Seoul during which she confessed that she would not be able to stand an office job. When asked by the interviewer how she would feel if she was clocking in 9-5 at a company, Go Ah Sung responded, "I think I would have quit after one or two days. The office was so noisy that I was shocked. When I went on a tour [of an office], I found it fascinating that [the employees] were able to concentrate and even take calls. I observed the people who came out of the company after working overtime. It was creepy how their faces were soulless. The way they left work like that left a great impression on me."