Yoon Jong Shin is a South Korean singer, songwriter and host. Born on October 15, 1969, he started his career as a guest singer for the band 015B in 1990 and then launched his solo singing career a year later. After a prolific career as a musician, he branched out into acting and entertainment starting in 2000 and became a popular staple on many reality shows. He became a regular cast member of “Radio Star” in 2007 and “Family Outing” in 2008 and also served as a judge on the talent show “Superstar K” for many seasons. Other popular programs he has hosted include “GO Show,” “Hwasin - Controller of the Heart,” “Barefoot Friends” and “Secretly Greatly.” Yoon Jong Shin is co-founder and owner of the talent agency Mystic89. He married former professional tennis player Jeon Mi Ra in 2006, and they have three kids.

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Sure, you’ve heard of K-pop groups with great main vocalists. But have you ever heard of an all-female group where EVERY member is a “main vocalist?” In a bid to put together a first-of-its-kind group, Jang Do Yeon hosts as contestants from a wide range of backgrounds aim to impress. Judges and mentors Jung Eun Ji, Young K, Sunwoo Jung Ah, Yoon Jong Shin, Gaeko, and KINKY are on hand with pointers. With the likes of Crush’s sister, the former main vocalist of the K-pop act April, a rising musical star, the singer of the global drama hit “Squid Game” theme song, and the leader of the former child pop group 7Princess all taking part, who will make the final cut? This 2024 South Korean variety TV show was produced by Kim Hak Young.

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A group of romance-ready singletons arrives at Signal House ready to flirt! However, housemates must only express interest in one another via text message. The challenge? All texts are anonymous – meaning recipients must guess who is trying to make a love connection with them. A celebrity panel of love experts is on hand with commentary, including returning cast Yoon Jong Shin, Kim Ea Na, and Lee Sang Min, and a new group of pundits, including Oh! My Girl’s Mimi, Kang Seung Yoon of WINNER, and the psychiatrist Kim Chong Gi. This 2023 South Korean reality TV show is the fourth season of Heart Signal, which first began airing in 2017. It was produced by Park Cheol Hwan.

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Eight young, single people who have never met are thrown together at Signal House, a place where they must choose a housemate to pair up with.

There is one key house rule, though: nobody can overtly confess that they like another housemate.

Instead, they are only allowed to send discrete “heart signals” to one another – in the form of anonymous messages and non-verbal communication.

The housemates soon find that romance is alive and well in Signal House, with love triangles rapidly developing – and often falling apart soon after!

A group of celebrity panelists, including former Sistar member Soyou and ex-Roo'ra star Lee Sang Min, is watching over everything the housemates get up to – ready to make key observations and pass judgment on the often dramatic goings-on at Signal House.

Who will pair up with whom as the race for romance intensifies? And could any of the contestants find true love in Signal House?

“Heart Signal 2” is a 2018 reality TV /variety show that was co-produced by Lee Jin Min.

Heart Signal 2

When eight strangers start living together for a month, anything can happen. With a panel of experts in love and dating looking on, four men and four women, from completely different walks of life, agree to spend the next month sharing the same house. Tasked with the single mission, to anonymously text a different resident every night, the panelists watch as relationships among the residents begin to form.&nbsp;

With their various areas of expertise, the panelists begin to predict which residents might actually find love and which are really better off as friends.

An unpredictable game of love, “Heart Signal” is a 2017 variety show directed by Lee Jin Min, Park Kyong Sik, Yoon Seung Young, Yun Hoon Ki, Choi Yoon Ah, Kim Hye In, Shin Yoo Jin, Nam Eun Young, Jung Sung Hee, Kim Na Ra, and Choi Eunji.

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With a scarred face and an exceptionally low self-esteem, Ku Dong Gun (Ryoo Seung Bum) never thought he’d find a woman who would be willing to love him as he was. Believing himself to be too ugly to love, Dong Gun was convinced he would spend the entirety of his life alone. But when fate brings the beautiful Jang Hae Joo (Shin Min Ah) into his life, everything changes.

Having lost her eyesight in an accident, Hae Joo has spent years waiting for a compatible donor but as of yet, has had no luck. The only luck that has ever come her way is the fateful encounter that brought Dong Gun into her life. Having fallen in love almost immediately, Dong Gun and Hae Joo have spent the past three years in a committed relationship but when news that a donor for Hae Joo has been found, Dong Gun begins to second guess everything.&nbsp;

Afraid Hae Joo will no longer love him, once she sees him with her own eyes, Dong Gun decides it’s best he disappears from her life. Will his fear of the truth really lead him to walk away from the woman he loves, forever?

A modern take on a classic tale, “The Beast and the Beauty” is a 2005 South Korean romantic comedy film directed by Lee Kye Byuk.

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