Bae Yong-Joon

The Ten Commandments for Little Ones D3 Publisher – click on the image below for more information. The Ten Commandments for Little Ones – The Ten Commandments serve as the building blocks for the Christian life, so it’s never too soon to begin teaching them to young children. Easy-to-understand language, engaging illustrations, and clear descriptions let little ones hide God’s rules in their own hearts for a lifetime of living the right way.Children will draw closer to God and grow good...Read Full Story

Bae Yong-joon (born August 29, 1972 in Seoul, South Korea), is a South Korean actor best known for his roles in numerous television dramas. He is also known as Yon-sama to his Japanese fans.Contents * 1 Early and private life o 1.1 August 2005 Taiwan visit * 2 Filmography o 2.1 Films o 2.2 TV series o 2.3 Animation * 3 Television commercials * 4 Books * 5 Awards * 6 Wikipedia controversy * 7 See also * 8 References * 9 External linksBorn in Mapo-gu, Seoul, he was educated in Il-mun Preschool...Read Full Story

Goo Ha-ra (21) and Yong Joon-hyeong (23) not only think alike in feelings but in fashion too.On a date in the middle of the night, the two wore black t-shirts and jeans. Because of what they're wearing, you can tell that they are a couple from far way.Their fashion was very like the strongly characterized 20s. They weren't exactly the same but they displayed their looks and taste even with the same color. It was more sophisticated than an obvious couple-look.Goo Ha-ra was pleasantly plain...Read Full Story

There is one star in particular who media from Japan and other countries visit when they come to Korea to cover news. That is Hallyu star Jang Geun-seok. The Japanese media spell out his daily life and documentary programs on him are being produced. His advertisement value in Japan is rising everyday.The DVD rental number for "You're Beautiful" has exceeded "Winter Sonata", and other movies and dramas with Jang Geun-seok are getting massive responses. His fans are not the symbolic middle-aged...Read Full Story

110215 KBS series “Dream High” sold to 5 countries KBS drama “Dream High” has been sold to five countries in Asia, according to public TV network KBS’ contents division on Tuesday. KBS confirmed that its 16-part TV series “Dream High” has been sold to Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, Vietnam and Cambodia and is negotiating with Thailand, the Philippines and Malaysia. Japan’s DATV, which was the first to acquire the rights for the show to air on television and its DVDs, has been showing the drama in...Read Full Story