Lee Jun Young, also known as Jun, is a South Korean singer, rapper, and actor. He was born on January 22, 1997 and made his debut in the entertainment world in 2014 when NH Media announced he would be joining the idol group, U-KISS. In October 2017, he joined the survival reality program, “The Unit”, in which he placed first and subsequently became a member of the project group, UNB. 2017 also marked the beginning of his acting career as he took on his first role in a television drama. Since then, he has appeared in various reality programs and dramas, including “Goodbye to Goodbye” (2018) and “Mr. Temporary” (2019).

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Still smarting from a painful breakup, travel agency manager Lee Mi Ran (Jung Eun Ji) wants to turn over a new leaf. A total fitness newbie, she finds herself joining an unassuming 24-hour gym run by Do Hyeon Joong (Lee Jun Young), a former top bodybuilder. After winning one of bodybuilding’s top prizes, Hyeon Joong vanished from the professional fitness scene. But despite the many challenges of running a gym in the modern world, he remains uniquely committed to his craft. Mi Ran finds herself drawn to Hyeon Joong’s dedication to the health and well-being of his gym’s members. As she begins to follow his fitness advice, a deeper bond begins to form between them. Could Mi Ran’s fitness journey lead her and her new coach to a new, romance-filled chapter of life?

Pump Up the Healthy Love

Love Keep Us Fit Team

Do Hyeon Joong

Former boxing champion So Si Min (Shin Hae Sun) now works as a high school teacher. Despite frequent instances of students bullying each other, Si Min keeps her head down and avoids intervening, afraid of jeopardizing her chances of becoming a full-time tenured teacher. However, she reaches her breaking point when Han Su Gang (Lee Jun Young) takes his bullying too far and Si Min finds herself unable to remain a bystander. She decides to combat school bullying head on – but wears a mask shaped like a cat to protect her identity. Will Si Min manage to bring justice to the bullied students, or will she be found out and lose her job? This 2023 Korean movie was directed by Park Jin Pyo, adapted from the webtoon of the same name by Kim Jung Hyun.

Brave Citizen

Han Su Gang

Yoon Tae In (Lee Jun Young), the leader of globally popular idol band Luna, is a musical genius struggling with worsening sleepwalking issues after the band's recent album failure. In Yoon Joo (Jung In Sun), a tour guide with dreams of owning her own house, unexpectedly becomes entangled with Tae In's life after a chance encounter. Scamming her way into Luna's residence, Yoon Joo is asked to help cure Tae In's condition, despite having no medical qualifications. Posing as his "doctor," she must navigate living with a self-centered idol while attempting to help him overcome his challenges. As they clash and gradually understand each other, Yoon Joo wonders if she can truly help Tae In or if she might become his biggest obstacle. This is a light-hearted romance exploring an unlikely relationship between a struggling tour guide and a world-famous idol. "Let Me Be Your Knight" is a 2021 South Korean romantic comedy directed by Ahn Ji Sook.

Let Me Be Your Knight

Lee Ma Ha (Jeong Ji So), a struggling K-pop star with dreams of success, accidentally injures a member of the popular group Shax, sparking a feud with Kwon Ryeok(Lee Jun Young). Their paths cross again after they’re cast together in a drama series, where tensions rise and sparks fly. As Ma Ha fights to prove her worth and reclaim her dreams, Kwon Ryeok’s resentment and her childhood friend’s protective stance create a whirlwind of drama and rivalry. Will Ma Ha find her place in the spotlight, or will the challenges of the entertainment world prove too great? This 2021 South Korean drama, adapted from Park Kyung Ran's popular webcomic, was directed by Han Hyun Hee.

Imitation

Idols Team

Ji Sung is a household appliances developer who dreams of living a life like a well-designed algorithm. While she was working on an AI refrigerator with voice recognition, a super sensor chip that the National Intelligence Service lost accidentally got assembled to Ji Sung's refrigerator and the "Ancestral Spirit" program that will tell who the scums are instead of the freshness of vegetables is born. Thanks to the program, Ji Sung finds out that her perfect elite fiance Jung Han was actually not her Prince Charming and despairs. One day, Gook Hee, a firefighter who the program couldn't analyze and knows nothing about social media, shows up. And Ji sung can't stop being skeptical about him. He has zero traces of his past on the internet. Who is he, and will he make Ji Sung despair again?

Please Don't Date Him

💞 Don't Touch Him 💞 😈 Team

Baek Chan Mi (Choi Kang Hee) works in the National Intelligence Service’s cybersecurity team. She longs to return to the field, where she had a legendary reputation as a former black agent – until she made a fatal error that got one of her subordinates killed. Unexpectedly, she receives an order for a new undercover mission, where she’ll work as a secretary for the head of corrupt company CEO Yoon Seok Ho (Lee Sang Youb). She’s joined by Ye Eun (Yoo In Young), a single mom and NIS desk agent who dreams of becoming a field spymaster, and Mi Soon (Kim Ji Young), a former agent who had retired to be a housewife. As the three women get used to working together, however, Seok Ho starts to wonder who Chan Mi really is, as he thinks she looks just like someone he had a crush on in his youth.

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