Seo Young is a South Korean actress, variety TV star, and singer born in Seoul, South Korea, on June 21, 1984. She attended Chung-Ang University, and made her acting debut in 2006, appearing in the drama series “What’s Up, Fox?” She followed up in 2007 with her movie debut, starring in “Temptation of Eve: Her Own Art,” and in 2008 made her variety TV debut in “1 Night 2 Days of Beauty.” She launched her own fashion business – named Shine S – in 2010, and released a duet song with Yoon Min Gyu in 2015. She has also appeared in drama series titles including “Noble, My Love” (2015) and “Manhole” (2017).

Seo Young

Naver TV Cast

When Lee Kang Hoon (Sung Hoon), the heir to a lucrative empire, is kidnapped by a ruthless gang, he narrowly escapes with his life despite being stabbed. Desperately wounded, he seeks refuge at a local veterinary clinic where Dr. Cha Yoon Seo (Kim Jae Kyung) treats his injuries. Kind-hearted Yoon Seo refuses his payment, but Kang Hoon is determined to pay her back. He hires Yoon Seo to pretend to be his girlfriend in order to avoid blind dates set up by his family. As he becomes possessive of her time and attention, genuine feelings start to develop. Will their fake relationship turn into true love? This 2015 South Korean romance series was directed by Kim Yang Hee.

Noble, My Love

The Noble & Lovely Team

Shin Jin Ah (Lee Min Jung) was once a national South Korean sweetheart: She was the lead singer of the wildly popular “first-generation” K-pop group Purple. But her career has now slumped to a new low: She is the DJ of a radio show whose ratings have plummeted. The show is stale, devoid of ideas, and boring. When the show’s producer goes on maternity leave, the radio station manager tells an ambitious producer named Lee Jae Hyuk (Lee Jung Jin) to take over. But the manager knows that the show is underperforming – and orders the new producer to freshen things up.

Things get off to a bad start for both parties. Lee Jae Hyuk comes across as cold and unpleasant to Shin Jin Ah. And he finds her to be a charmless diva. In desperation to drag the listening figures up, Lee Jae Hyuk challenges all the show’s staff – including Shin Jin Ah – to come up with a new segment idea that can freshen the show up. Surprisingly, Shin Jin Ah devises a segment that involves members of the public coming to the studio to dedicate and sing a song for the people they love. The segment starts to gain popularity – as does the show. But a new threat is on the way as a disgruntled former member of Purple attempts to derail the show’s revival!

“Love On-air” is a 2012 South Korean movie that was directed by Kwon Chil In.

Love On-air

📻Radio Love❤

Selling rice cakes in a remote mountain village, Byeon Gang Soe (Bong Tae Gyu) does his best to eke out a meager living. But his timid nature, paired with a weak libido and a notoriously small bit of manhood has made life for Gang Seo incredibly difficult; especially when every woman in the village feels the constant need to compare him to his incredibly manly older brother, Kang Mok (Oh Dal Soo).

Suffering from an intense inferiority complex, Gang Soe would give anything for a chance to change his fate. Luckily for him, that chance comes most unexpectedly. Happening upon a monk lost in the woods, Gang Soe helps the old man find his way. To show his thanks, the monk tells Gang Soe of an ancient wine bottle buried in the forest which has the power to change his fate. Wasting no time, Gang Soe finds the bottle and drinks the contents, the effects of which are both immediate and impressive.

Now extraordinarily well-endowed, Gang Soe returns to the village brimming with confidence and an insatiable libido. With all the women of the village now drawn to him and all the men of the village called to war, will Gang Soe finally have the chance to turn all his wildest fantasies into reality?

“A Tale of Legendary Libido” is a 2008 South Korean historical fantasy comedy film directed by Shin Han Sol.&nbsp;

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