Kwon Sang-woo & Kim Sung-soo face off in a fashion movie

What on God’s green earth is a fashion movie? Beats me, but from the looks of it, it’s about two very fashionable Korean men trying to woo a lady with their sense of style. Lookin’ good: ‘Fashion showdown? Bring it’ Entitled California – High Noon, the movie was made for XTM, a men’s lifestyle channel in South Korea. Hallyu star Kwon Sang-woo (34) portrays a tough guy while Kim Sung-soo (35) plays a gentleman, both of whom “introduce” their fashion brands aptly named The Guy and Dear Gentleman respectively. Kwon Sang-woo: ‘I like to play tough’ Kim Sung-soo: ‘I like to think I’m more refined’ Filmmed in California, the fashionable men vie for the attentions of Kelly, played by newcomer Sarah Sohn.Apparently, Sohn is also known for her attempts to form a band with Park Ga-hee of After School. California – High Noon not only features popular actors, but is also driven by “star” filmmakers. Director Lee Joon-hyung (Tokyo, Drizzling) helms the production while Jung Yoon-ki, one of the best stylists in South Korea, styled the actors. Duelist: ‘I’ve put aside my swords and pistols for a killer V neckline. On guard!’ Head marketer of XTM, Ms. Hwang said: “California-High

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Kwon Sang-woo opens Tea’Us in Myeongdong

Drink up: ‘Tea’Us makes the best coffee andtea in town.’ Going to Seoul, Korea? Then make sure you mosey your way over to Kwon Sang-woo’s newly-opened café called Tea’Us in Myeongdong. The Hallyu star, along with some of his friends, pooled their resources to open the café that serves coffee, tea, waffles and gelato. The establishment was opened to the public on May 16 at 3pm. Perfect blend: ‘How do I work this machine already?Where’s the “On” button?’ The 33-year-old actor was present at the launch of the café and spoke to the press about his new joint venture. Why did he choose the name Tea’Us? Well, according to the actor, he became well known throughout Japan and the rest of Asia through the drama Stairway to Heaven. Due to the drama, fans nicknamed him the Prince of Tears because of his character who cries at the drop of a hat. He wanted to remember that in a good way, thus he named the café Tea’Us, which sounds like “Tears”. Choices, choices: ‘Go ahead, order anything you want…on the menu that is.’ Enough about the origins of Tea’Us. Now that it’s opened, will you be visiting the café for a

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Kwon Sang-woo cries for Bad Love

Sang-woo oppa is heartbroken Check out the preview of Kwon Sang-woo‘s latest drama, Bad Love. Sang-woo oppa cries until he has a headache? The 31-year-old hunk cries his heart out for lost love. Such anguish, such heartbreak. Sang-woo sshi goes overtime with the waterworks. Bad Love will start airing in Korea on Dec 3. Watch the video at StarNews here. Pic & video stills credit: StarNews Related:Bad Love ratings, rants and behind-the-scenesBad Love drama synopsis and recaps of each episodeListen to Bad Love Original Sound Track (OST) More Kwon Sang-woo del.icio.us If you enjoyed this post, please subscribe to our K-popped! Feed

Kwon Sang-woo (권상우)

It’s about time we profiled Kwon Sang-woo because his popular works are being shown on local TV. With his model good looks and onscreen charisma, it’s little wonder that Mr. Kwon is the most wanted actor in Korea. The 31-year-old modelled before embarking on an acting career. He was noted for the popular flick My Tutor Friend, which was released in 2003. His popularity increased tremendously when he starred opposite Choi Ji-woo in Stairway to Heaven, one of the most popular Korean dramas to date. In 2004, he tackled the role of a Catholic priest in Love So Divine. During an interview to promote the flick, Mr. Kwon revealed that his mother is a Roman Catholic and that he was encouraged by friends to be baptised. He also added that his mother was helping him study the Christian faith. Sometimes, the price of fame can be a pain in the @$$ and Mr. Kwon sure knows a thing or two about that. Earlier this year, an entertainment manager who is linked to an organised crime ring was arrested for threatening the actor. The tai kor (Cantonese for “gangster”) demanded exclusive rights over the actor and wanted to force him to

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