
Sung Si-kyung Lost 10kg, Then Picked Up a Burger — Here's What He Said About Ads and Integrity
Sung Si-kyung explains why his YouTube food channel runs few ads — he only endorses products he personally trusts — while sharing his 10kg diet story.

Sung Si-kyung explains why his YouTube food channel runs few ads — he only endorses products he personally trusts — while sharing his 10kg diet story.

Yoon Eun Hye opens up on YouTube about struggling with social media comparison and depression, sharing how she found peace by focusing on gratitude.

BLACKPINK member Jisoo has long been celebrated for her effortless elegance, but a story she shared on a recent YouTube appearance has given fans a hilarious ne...

In the world of Korean entertainment, breakthroughs rarely happen overnight. But even by that standard, the story of Kim Gyeong-uk and his alter ego "Tanaka" is...

Park Eun-young, the chef who won millions of hearts as the "Chinese Food Goddess" on Netflix's Culinary Class Wars, has announced she is getting married this sp...

Sayuri, the Japanese-born Korean variety star known for her refreshingly candid personality, sent fans into a frenzy this week after admitting on a popular YouT...

Um Ki-joon, known for playing Korea's most chilling TV villains, reveals his counterintuitive secret: his friendly face is his greatest acting tool.

Japanese-Korean celebrity Sayuri reveals her father tried to set her up with legendary singer Cho Yong-pil — and she actually went looking for him in his neighborhood.

Kim Sook's latest YouTube video takes viewers on a tour of Apgujeong Rodeo's priciest furniture showrooms — where a 2 million won trolley somehow starts to feel like a bargain.

Veteran Korean actor Kim Yong-geon has one of the more unusual home interiors you will find anywhere in Seoul. His Han River view apartment — a spacious, galler...

In 1997, Im Chang-jung was living in a semi-basement apartment in Seoul, unknown to most of Korea. One month later, he was waking up in luxury hotel suites as o...

Japanese TV star Sayuri's 5-year-old son Zen signed his handmade picture book 'Zen Lee' — adopting a Korean surname that left his mother both amused and deeply moved.