• Park Min Young and Song Kang’s Intimate Scene in "Forecasting Love and Weather" Episode Sets The Internet On Fire

    "Forecasting Love and Weather" Park Min Young and Song Kang captured the viewers' attention with their strange bed scenes.

    The second episode of JTBC's Saturday and Sunday drama "Forecasting Love and Weather", aired on February 13th, recorded 5.5% of the national ratings (Nielsen Korea, based on paid households). This is a 1%p increase from the previous episode which is4.5%.

    In the broadcast that day, Jin Ha Kyung (Park Min Young) and Lee Si Woo (Song Kang) spent the night drunk.

    Ha Kyung, who had a drink together at Si Woo's suggestion, shared the wounds suffered from each other, continued drinking, and eventually spent the night together. Ha Kyung, who got up from her bed naked, apologized to Si Woo with a puzzled expression on her face.

    When Jin Ha-kyung said “First of all, I apologize for this kind of situation”, Lee Shi-woo replied, “Didn’t we agree with each other? And it was great.”

    Jin Ha-kyung added, “Yes, we are adults, aren’t we? Let’s forget about it coolly. Nicely like grown-ups.”

    Jin Ha-kyung knew that Lee Shi-woo would have to return to the Seoul office in 2 weeks, but Lee Shi-woo revealed he would be officially assigned to the 2nd Division from next week.

    Jin Ha-kyung‘s thinking circuit was stopped. Then episode 2 ended with Lee Shi-woo‘s words “Let’s do well in the future. Nicely like adults.”

    Netizens reacted enthusiastically to seeing the bed scene of Park Min Young and Song Kang. Immediately after the broadcast , a number of gifs captured from the drama were posted in communities such as TheQoo and Dotax . Netizens who saw the bed scene responded by commenting, "Park Min Young, one of her top kissing scenes" and "There is a reason Song Kang is cast well."

    "Forecasting Love and Weather" tells the work and love stories of people working at the National Weather Service. It depicts the cheerful love story of people who have ups and downs at their workplace. It airs every Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 PM.

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  • Jun Ji Hyun Clears the Air About Tax Investigation and Payment of 20 Million Won, Says It’s Not Related to Any Illegal Activities

    Actress Jun Ji Hyun is setting the record straight about the tax investigation she was part of two years ago.

    On February 10th, a representative from Jun Ji Hyun's agency, IEUM HASHTAG, spoke to HeraldPOP and confirmed that the actress had fully complied with all procedures during the 2023 tax investigation. "There were no issues with the investigation," the rep stated.

    However, the representative did mention that there had been a misunderstanding between the tax accountant and the National Tax Service over how some expenses were handled.

    This led to a minor discrepancy, resulting in Jun Ji Hyun paying an additional 20 million won in taxes. The rep clarified that this payment is simply a part of the normal tax process, saying, “This additional tax is completely unrelated to any illegal activities or major tax issues.”

    In the past, reports had surfaced about a large-scale tax probe targeting Korean celebrities, with Jun Ji Hyun among those investigated.

    It was initially reported that after a thorough investigation, Jun Ji Hyun paid a significant fine, marking the first time in 9 years that her finances had been under scrutiny.

    Though specific details were not shared, the media speculated that the investigation might have had something to do with her real estate dealings.

    To give some background, in 2007, Jun Ji Hyun bought a five-story building in Nonhyeon-dong, Gangnam for 8.6 billion won.

    Later, in 2021, she sold the property for a whopping 23.5 billion won, earning a profit of 14.9 billion won. Furthermore, in 2022, Jun Ji Hyun and her husband bought a luxurious penthouse in Seongsu-dong, Seoul, for 13 billion won.

    Despite all the rumors, Jun Ji Hyun has made it clear that there is no wrongdoing involved and the extra payment was just a routine part of tax correction.

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