The Korean entertainment world is a fast-growing industry that gives birth to many talents who shine in music, film, and variety shows. While some of these rising stars become the exception in their family as they pursue a career in the spotlight, others happen to have a parent who is also in the industry.
Here are 11 Korean stars whose parents are also celebrities!
1. STAYC’s Sieun
Originally known as a child actress, Sieun debuted as a member of the girl group STAYC a year after joining High Up Entertainment in 2019. She is the daughter of none other than veteran singer and former actor Park Nam Jung, from whom she seems to have inherited her passion for entertainment. This clip shows how much her father is proud as he covers one of STAYC’s songs “So Bad” on a variety show.
Horror classic Whispering Corridors reboot coming to theaters after 12 years
Posted : 2021-05-26 15:38
By Kwak Yeon-soo
After more than a decade, the classic horror film franchise, Whispering Corridor, is returning this summer with its sixth installment. Whispering Corridors 6: The Humming, which is set to hit local theaters in June, centers on Eun-hee (Kim Seo-hyung), who has no memory of her high school years due to a traumatic event, returning to her alma mater as vice principal.
One day, a student named Ha-young (Kim Hyeon-soo) hears a strange humming sound from the school s bathroom and grows to believe there is a ghost inside. While trying to uncover the mystery behind the humming sound, Eun-hee suffers from visual and auditory hallucination as her memory slowly returns to haunt her.
35th Korea Dance Festival to promote peace
Posted : 2021-04-12 23:04
Updated : 2021-04-12 23:04
By Park Ji-won
The Korea Dance Festival, an annual choreography festival held since 1985, will kick off April 21 at the ???????? ?????? ???????????? and Dongduk Women s University. This year s event will run through May 1 with the themes of peace and coexistence amid the ongoing COOVID-19 pandemic.
Under the title Good Dance-Gut ― Dance for peace and coexistence, the festival will showcase 25 works on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the Korean Dance Association, its organizer. We decided to deliver good or ritual-like performances hoping to deliver messages of peace, prosperity, equality and cooperation for the people hit by COVID-19, Lee Mi-young, chairwoman of the Korean Dance Association, said in a press release.