Song Joong Ki remembered the late Lee Sun Kyun on MBC's radio show, reflecting on their bond and his love for Lee's award winning K-drama My Mister. Song Joong Ki (left) My Mister poster starring ...

Below, The Sun’s rich list reveals ... he now just "tinkers around" in his studio. The song is an anti-war protest starting ‘Hey Mr Churchill comes over here…’ He admits he didn’t ...

‘To avoid being hit by multiple drone attacks from the air, North Koreans have taken to forming a ‘human shield,’” says a Seoul-based specialist. Europe warns its airlines to stay away through next ...

If you're reading this on January 1st: Happy New Year! Here's hoping the next 365 days bring you good health, laughter and growth. If you're reading this on any other day of the year, that's cool ...

“The sun is here!” They gave a cheer ... The U.S. surgeon general’s warning about the link between drinking and cancer comes at a precarious time for restaurant owners trying to pencil ...

The song, with its sweeping melancholy, is one of the most perfectly realised pop songs of all time. Almost six decades on from its creation, it has a powerful and enduring legacy. Want all the ...

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“Babygirl” is here, and it’s not just a sexy ... It also features the first new song from Sky Ferreira in two years — and her first independent release since Capitol Records dropped ...

However, widespread claims that Pierpont wrote the song in honor of Thanksgiving or for a Sunday school choir are not grounded in concrete evidence, as we noted when we first looked into the claim ...

The 48-year-old Song, who played as a central defender for his country at four World Cups and then coached the Indomitable Lions at the finals in Qatar in 2022, met with the country’s president ...

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