Byung Hun is a South Korean singer and actor. Born on November 23, 1993, he also is known by the stage name L.Joe. He is best known for being a former member of the K-pop boy band Teen Top from the group's debut in 2010 until 2017. Byung Hun made his acting debut in a minor role in the 2014 television drama “Grandpa Over Flowers Investigation Team.” He has since appeared in “Missing Noir M” (2015), “Entertainer” (2016) and “Let's Eat 3” (2018) and the Korean-Japanese coproduced film "Trumpet of the Cliff" (2016).

Byung Hun

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Twenty years ago, Yoon Ji Soo (Jeon So Nee) fell in love with a man who made her heart sing. As a freshman in the college of music, Ji Soo didn’t expect to catch the eye of Han Jae Hyun (Jinyoung), a popular, headstrong law school student, but she did. Falling for him as quickly as he fell for her, the two experienced one of the most beautiful moments any two people can experience together: their first love. But like so many first loves, theirs wouldn’t last forever.

Now in her forties, Ji Soo (Lee Bo Young) is a single mother, working a contract job in a desperate attempt to make ends meet. Jae Hyun (Yoo Ji Tae), on the other hand, is a successful, ambitious businessman who has pursued wealth and honor, above all else. Far different than the man he once was, Jae Hyun is hardly recognizable as the headstrong kid he used to be. But when fate brings Ji Soo back into his life, she recognizes him almost immediately.

Suddenly back in each other’s lives, Ji Soo and Jae Hyun have been granted a rare opportunity to start over. But can two people really separated by so many years and experiences, really reignite a flame that flickered out so many years ago?

A story of first loves and second chances, “When My Love Blooms” is a 2020 romantic drama directed by Song Jung Hyun.

When My Love Blooms

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This is a crime-fighting team that works!

Ok Jin Kyung (Kim Nam Joo) is a detective with the Mirae Police Station. She works hard for justice and will do anything to get the job done. She gets help from two genius high school students, Seol Oh Sung (Ahn Hyeong Seop) and Pyo Han Eum (Yoo Seon Ho), who have been given honorary crime-fighting positions as a profiler and forensic scientist.

But will there be a case that even this expert group can’t crack? “Rebel Detectives 2” is a 2018 South Korean drama series directed by Park Sun Jae. It is the second season to the drama series “Rebel Detectives” (2017).

Rebel Detectives 2

Rebel Detectives Team

When you enter your 30s, it’s a good time in your life to take stock of all your memorable relationships – with food.

Goo Dae Young (Yoon Doo Joon) is now in his 30s and feels like he’s in a slump with work and in life. As he tries to take stock of his life, he decides to revisit all the foods that he enjoyed during his 20s with his college friend Lee Ji Woo (Baek Jin Hee).

Can the two friends help resolve each other’s issues over an amazing meal?

“Let’s Eat 3” is a 2018 South Korean drama series directed by Choi Kyu Shik. It is the third season of the “Let’s Eat” franchise, following the original “Let’s Eat” (2013) and “Let’s Eat 2” (2015).

Let's Eat 3

A young woman who survives a major surgery finds reason to go on living.

Aoi (Nanami Sakuraba) is studying photography in Tokyo but is forced to give up on almost everything in her life due to her health. She undergoes a heart transplant surgery and goes to stay with her uncle in Okinawa to recover.

When Aoi walks around the island with her camera, she crosses paths with Ji Oh (Byung Hun), a young man whose only prized possession from his parents is a trumpet.

Can Aoi and Ji Oh support each other through life’s many challenges, or will fate throw another major obstacle in their way?

“Trumpet on the Cliff” is a 2016 South Korean-Japanese co-production film that is written and directed by Han Sang Hee.

Trumpet on the Cliff

Seok Ho is a manager who finds success in raising a highly popular idol group. He hopes for more success as he plans to take his group and build his own label, but he eventually falls flat on his face. He deceives people to find his way back to the top and meets Ha Neul, who gave up dreams to become a singer after losing his parents. Having been wrongly convicted of a crime, he is in a state of despair when he meets Seok Ho. Meanwhile, Seok Ho seems untrustworthy to Ha Neul's sister, Geu Rin. To protect her younger brother, Geu Rin takes a break from her university to work several part-time jobs. But seeing her younger brother feel lifted from despair when he meets Seok Ho, Geu Rin is determined to become his manager as he embarks on an inspiring life project, the Entertainers.

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