With his magnetic presence, solid physique, and undeniable charm,Kim Jin Young has captured the hearts of many. Now, he's set his sights on conquering the world of acting.

The press conference for the movie "Tarot" took place on the 12th at CGV Yongsan I'Park Mall in Seoul. Director Choi Byeong-gil and actors Jo Yeo-jeong, Kim Jin-young (Dex), and Go Kyu-pil graced the event with their presence.

"Tarot" unfolds the mysteries of cruel destinies entangled by the curse of Tarot cards. With its captivating storyline divided into seven unique episodes, the movie showcases the talents of its stellar cast. Notably, three episodes, featuring Jo Yeo Jeong, Kim Jin Young (Dex), and Go Kyu Pil, have been combined into a single film.

Dex, a former UDT special forces YouTuber turned entertainer, has made waves in various shows like Netflix's "Hellbound 2," Wavve's "Game of Money 2," and MBC's "Around the World in 2 Days Born Kim." Now, he's embarking on a new journey in acting through "Tarot."

Director Choi Byeong-gil recognized Dex's untapped potential and was keen to cast him despite opposition from the production company. Speaking on Dex's talent, Director Choi said, "I saw the potential," emphasizing his belief in Dex's abilities.

Kim Jin Young, formerly Dex, wasn't daunted by the sudden challenge. He shared, "Whether it's entertainment or acting, I've never approached it lightly." Expressing his earnest desire to deliver a compelling performance, he added, "I'm thinking seriously about it."

Portraying the character of Dong-in, a seasoned delivery king, Kim Jin Young showcased impressive acting skills. His naturalness and ability to embody the character's essence left a lasting impression.

Reflecting on his acting journey, Kim Jin Young highlighted his preparation process, including extensive research on delivery drivers' lives. He also shared his deliberations on portraying Dong-in's passion and arrogance while maintaining a delicate balance.

Confident in his abilities,Kim Jin Young expressed his readiness to face evaluations and welcomed constructive criticism to improve further.

Transitioning from Dex to actor Kim Jin Young, he explained, "I wanted to clearly distinguish between entertainment and acting," expressing his commitment to his newfound career path.

As "Tarot" hits theaters on the 14th, fans eagerly anticipate Kim Jin Young's captivating performance and look forward to his future endeavors in acting.

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Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu has become the center of fake news even after her passing, and her younger sister Dee Hsu is not holding back against the false rumors.

On February 6, Taiwanese media reported that Barbie Hsu’s husband, DJ Koo Jun Yup, along with her family, returned to Taiwan from Japan on a private VistaJet flight.

While many expected them to arrive on February 6 carrying Hsu’s ashes, they actually returned a day earlier, on February 5, to avoid media attention.

However, shocking rumors started circulating on Weibo and other Chinese social media platforms, claiming that Hsu’s ex-husband, Wang Xiaofei, arranged the private jet and even covered the costs, allegedly spending around 400,000 yuan to transport her ashes with dignity. The reports suggested that Wang insisted her remains be treated with care instead of being sent as mere cargo.

Dee Hsu didn’t stay silent. Through her agency, she strongly denied these false claims, stating, "Our family handled all the funeral arrangements, including the private jet. I don’t understand why such rumors are spreading. The heavens see everything. My sister is watching from above—why do these rumors keep coming up?"

Things became even more controversial when it was discovered that the source of these rumors was allegedly linked to Wang Xiaofei’s family. This has fueled speculation that someone may be trying to rewrite the narrative about Barbie Hsu’s passing.

Barbie Hsu passed away suddenly on February 2 while traveling in Japan due to acute pneumonia at the age of 48. In accordance with Japanese laws, she was cremated locally, and her ashes were brought back to Taiwan on February 5 by DJ Koo Jun Yup. Her remains were taken straight to her home.

No funeral will be held in Taiwan, as her ashes will stay at her residence. Dee Hsu explained, "My sister has returned home safely. I believe she is now happy and at peace in heaven. She was a humble person, so there will be no farewell ceremony. If you miss her, please remember her in your heart."

With Barbie Hsu’s family shutting down the false rumors, many hope that she can finally rest in peace.

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