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Running Man' Stars Lee Kwang Soo and Kim Jong Kook Clear Rumors of Billion Dollar Pay for Chinese Advertisements
| Diadem Pambid | | Aug 14, 2015 06:30 AM EDT |
Lee Kwang Soo and Kim Jong Kook are two out of the five members of Korean variety show, “Running Man.” The pair has a huge fan following not only in Korea, but in China as well. This is why the pair has a number of ads, which prompted rumors about their huge pay.
Running Man's' Lee Kwang Soo Goes Shirtless for Actress Baek Jin Hee
| Diadem Pambid | | Jul 20, 2015 05:16 AM EDT |
South Korean star Lee Kwang Soo might have earned his reputation as the betrayer in the variety show, “Running Man.” However, his fans know that Lee Kwang Soo can be quite the gentleman, even if his co-stars state all his actions mean something else. The Giraffe’s latest act of kindness in the most recent episode, which involves Baek Jin Hee, has got all “RM” members questioning his motives.
Running Man's' Lee Kwang Soo Calls Himself 'Undeserving' of Nickname 'Asia's Prince'
| Diadem Pambid | | Jul 17, 2015 05:39 AM EDT |
Lee Kwang Soo has earned quite the reputation as the betrayer in the Korean variety show, “Running Man.” However, some fans call Kwang Soo “Asia’s Prince.” Regarding his nickname, the 30-year old actor shared his thoughts, claiming he is “undeserving” of such a title.
Running Man's' Lee Kwang Soo to Cameo in Song Joong Ki's Upcoming Drama 'The Descendant of the Sun'
| Diadem Pambid | | Jul 16, 2015 08:13 AM EDT |
Before “Running Man” finalized its members to only seven, there was an eight member of the popular Korean variety show. This was none other than Song Joong Ki. Due to his enlistment to the military, Joong Ki had to leave the show. Now that he’s back in the television scene, Joong Ki is set to work on an all-new drama opposite Song Hye Kyo. Reports now claim there’ll be a special cameo involving a giraffe.
Giraffe Kicks Woman In The Face At Wisconsin Zoo
| Mitch de Leon | | Aug 18, 2014 05:32 AM EDT |
A woman from California was hit in the face by a giraffe at a Wisconsin zoo on Saturday afternoon. According to authorities, the incident was triggered by the fact that the woman came too close to the animal.
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