• "Squid Game 2" rising star Won Ji An talks about working with T.O.P

    Actress Won Ji An opened up about her role in Squid Game 2 and what it was like working alongside former BIGBANG member T.O.P!

    On February 21, Harper’s Bazaar Korea unveiled a stunning photoshoot of Won Ji An for its March issue. The pictorial captured her natural beauty, showing off her effortlessly pure and chic visuals.

    In the interview, Won Ji An shared her thoughts on Squid Game 2, where she plays the role of Semi, a member of Thanos’ (T.O.P) team. Even though her screen time isn’t long, she was surprised by the attention her character and Thanos’ team have received.

    “I’m fascinated and grateful that people are interested in Semi and Thanos’ group,” she shared. “Semi isn’t someone who only thinks about herself, and that drew me to her. The hardest part was figuring out her relationship with Minsu (played by Lee David). I kept wondering—does she see him as a younger brother or a friend? How does she relate to him? I explored those questions while acting.”

    When asked how she manages to pull off such cool and indifferent expressions, she laughed and said, “I don’t need to prepare anything special. Just watching No Jae Won sunbae (senior actor) perform makes me react that way naturally. Isn’t Namkyu (his character) just so irritating?”

    Between projects, Won Ji An has picked up a surprising new hobby—playing the electric guitar!

    “I started learning last year, but I’m still a beginner,” she admitted. “Once I like something, I stick with it, so I plan to keep practicing. My goal is to get good enough to create music with my close friends and play freely.”

    She’s also gearing up for her next big role in Made in Korea, a drama directed by Inside Men director Woo Min Ho. She will take on the role of a lobbyist named Choi Yoo Ji, marking a major transformation in her acting career.

    “I’ve been studying Japanese diligently for the role,” she revealed. “The chance to work in a different language really excited me. The director told me he had me in mind for this role, so I’m doing my best to prepare.”

    With Squid Game 2 and Made in Korea on the way, fans can’t wait to see Won Ji An’s next moves.

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  • GaSeYeon claims they were kicked out of Kim Soo Hyun’s press conference—what are they threatening to reveal next?

    YouTube channel Garo Sero Institute (GaSeYeon) is making waves again, claiming they were kicked out of Kim Soo Hyun’s press conference.

    On March 31, Kim Se Ui, a member of GaSeYeon, had announced that they would be doing a live broadcast on the day of Kim Soo Hyun’s press conference.

    However, once the event began, GaSeYeon shocked viewers by claiming, "We were kicked out (of the press conference)." They even threatened to release more private videos of Kim Soo Hyun in another live broadcast later that evening.

    During the 45-minute press conference, Kim Soo Hyun became emotional as he denied the allegations against him, saying he was frustrated by the situation.

    He once again stated that he dated the late Kim Sae Ron for about a year but accused GaSeYeon and Kim Sae Ron’s family of fabricating evidence to frame him as a pedophile, a groomer of minors, and even a murderer.

    His legal team confirmed that they had already filed civil and criminal lawsuits against Kim Sae Ron’s family, her self-proclaimed aunt, and GaSeYeon’s Kim Se Ui, demanding 12 billion KRW (around 90 million USD) in compensation for damages.

    Despite the legal action, GaSeYeon remained defiant, saying they would continue exposing private videos of Kim Soo Hyun.

    Now, many are asking—who truly benefits from all this drama, and when will it finally end? The public is growing tired of the never-ending controversy.

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