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New Paper
8 hours ago
- Entertainment
- New Paper
Park Bo-gum to meet fans in Singapore on Aug 14
South Korean actor Park Bo-gum will make a stop in Singapore as part of his upcoming fan meeting tour, titled Be With You. The 31-year-old announced the itinerary through his agency The Black Label on social media on May 30. Park, who recently starred in the hit period K-drama When Life Gives You Tangerines (2025) with South Korean singer-actress IU, will kick off his tour in Yokohama, Japan, on July 26 and 27 before heading to Seoul on Aug 1 and 2. He will then travel to Singapore to meet fans here at The Star Theatre on Aug 14. Ticketing details have not been announced. After the Singapore leg, he will head to Kaohsiung, Manila, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Jakarta in August, before travelling to Macau and Kuala Lumpur in September. Park was last in town in March for French luxury fashion brand Celine's boutique opening at Ion Orchard, alongside South Korean singer-actress Bae Suzy. She was his co-star in the South Korean science-fiction romantic film Wonderland (2024). He is starring in the new South Korean action-comedy series Good Boy, which is available on Prime Video, and is also hosting the late-night music talk show The Seasons: Park Bo-gum's Cantabile.
Straits Times
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Straits Times
K-actor Park Bo-gum to hold fan meeting in Singapore on Aug 14
Park Bo-gum was last in town in March for French luxury fashion brand Celine's boutique opening at Ion Orchard. PHOTO: BOGUMMY/INSTAGRAM K-actor Park Bo-gum to hold fan meeting in Singapore on Aug 14 South Korean actor Park Bo-gum will make a stop in Singapore as part of his upcoming fan meeting tour, titled Be With You. The 31-year-old announced the itinerary through his agency The Black Label on social media on May 30. Park, who recently starred in the hit period K-drama When Life Gives You Tangerines (2025) with South Korean singer-actress IU, will kick off his tour in Yokohama, Japan on July 26 and 27 before heading to Seoul on Aug 1 and 2. He will then travel to Singapore to meet fans here at The Star Theatre on Aug 14. Ticketing details have not been announced. After the Singapore leg, he will head to Kaohsiung, Manila, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Jakarta in August, before travelling to Macau and Kuala Lumpur in September. Park was last in town in March for French luxury fashion brand Celine's boutique opening at Ion Orchard alongside South Korean singer-actress Bae Suzy, his co-star in the South Korean science-fiction romantic film Wonderland (2024). He is currently starring in the new South Korean action comedy series Good Boy, which is available on Prime Video, and is also hosting the late-night music talk show The Seasons: Park Bo-gum's Cantabile. Join ST's WhatsApp Channel and get the latest news and must-reads.
India Today
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- India Today
Park Bo-gum, Kim So-hyun reunite after 10 years for new K-drama Good Boy
'When Life Gives You Tangerines' actor Park Bo-gum has reunited with his decade-old co-host Kim So-hyun for his upcoming drama 'Good Boy'. In a recent press conference, the actor shared his insights into the drama and experience on the press conference was held at The Link Seoul Tribute Portfolio Hotel in Guro-gu for JTBC's (a Korean television network) upcoming weekend drama 'Good Boy'. The event was attended by lead actors Park Bo-gum, Kim So-hyun, Oh Jung-se, Lee Sang-i, Heo Sung-tae, Tae Won-seok, and director Shim Na-yeon, who shared moments from the upcoming drama and their experiences on Bo-gum expressed his excitement about the reunion. 'I met So-hyun again recently at an awards ceremony and told her, 'There's a project I'd love to do with you. If the opportunity comes, I hope you'll say yes.' I'm grateful that it worked out,' he said. 'She's a perfect fit for the role of Han-na, and I hope viewers fall for her unique charm as they see a new side of her in 'Good Boy'.' Park Bo-gum and Kim So-hyun, who previously co-hosted the 2015 KBS Drama Awards, are reuniting on screen for the first time in nearly a decade. Their impromptu dramatic performance during the awards show, which received praise from fellow host Jeon Hyun-moo, left a lasting impression on fans who hoped to see them work together again. Park Bo-gum and Kim So-hyun co-hosted the 2015 KBS Drama Awards advertisementReflecting on that time, Kim So-hyun shared, 'Back then, Bo-gum looked after me. I liked working with him, and many people enjoyed our serious skits. Ever since, I have always hoped that we would do a project together, so I was thrilled when it finally happened and even more so because our characters share a meaningful relationship.'Speaking about their on-screen chemistry, So-hyun added, 'His character, Dong-ju, has this warm, bulldozer-like energy, and I could feel that in him. We encouraged each other throughout filming, which made the experience even more special.''Good Boy' is a youthful action-comedy and investigative drama that follows former medallists who become police officers through a special recruitment program. Trading in their medals for police badges, they take on a corrupt world filled with injustice and drama is set to premiere on May 31 at 10:40 PM KST on JTBC. It will also be available for Indian audiences via Prime Video.
AsiaOne
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- AsiaOne
South Korean actor Park Bo-gum to hold Singapore fan meeting in August, Entertainment News
An oppa will be making his merry way around Asia soon, and Singapore is one of his stops. South Korean actor Park Bo-gum took to social media today (May 30) to announce through his agency The Black Label that he'll be embarking on his Be With You fan meeting tour. The 31-year-old will be here in Singapore on Aug 14 at The Star Theatre. More details, including ticket prices, will be announced at a later date. The Be With You fan meeting tour begins on July 26 in Yokohama, Japan and will end in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Sept 13. This is not the 31-year-old's first fan meeting here, however — he'd previously visited Singapore back in 2017 during his Asia Tour Fan Meeting where he sang the song Singapura, Sunny Island, much to local fans' amusement. He also made a recent appearance here in March at Ion Orchard where he attended an event by luxury house Celine, for which he is a brand ambassador. South Korean singer and actress Bae Suzy was also present at the event. View this post on Instagram A post shared by AsiaOne (@asiaonecom) Bo-gum recently gained even more attention for his portrayal in Netflix's hit K-drama series When Life Gives You Tangerines, where he played male lead Yang Gwan-sik, a good-natured boy who's head over heels for the rebellious and feisty aspiring poet Oh Ae-sun (IU). He will be starring in comedy series Good Boy, which is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video from tomorrow (May 31) onwards. View this post on Instagram A post shared by THEBLACKLABEL (@theblacklabel) [[nid:718540]]
India Today
25-04-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Exploring Park Bo-gum's versatility: A star who shines across time and genre
South Korean actor Park Bo-gum has long been admired for his charm, talent, and emotional depth on screen. Though he's consistently delivered memorable performances, his latest K-drama, 'When Life Gives You Tangerines', has catapulted him back into the global spotlight. The series, a poignant blend of realism and warmth, has become a cultural talking point and introduced a new wave of viewers to Bo-gum's wide-ranging long-time fans know this is far from his first remarkable role. As audiences eagerly await his next drama, 'Good Boy', it's worth revisiting the earlier performances that helped shape Park Bo-gum into the celebrated actor he is today. One of his most beloved roles came in 'Reply 1988' (2015), a nostalgic slice-of-life drama set in a close-knit neighbourhood during the late 1980s. Bo-gum portrayed Choi Taek, a genius Go player who is shy, sweet, and emotionally intuitive. What made this role so memorable was his ability to convey deep emotions with a drama that focused heavily on family bonds, friendship, and growing up, Bo-gum's Taek provided a calming, grounding presence. His nuanced portrayal of quiet affection and youthful vulnerability struck a chord with audiences and solidified him as a breakout star in a drama filled with strong ensemble Not long after, Park Bo-gum took on the historical romance 'Love in the Moonlight' (2016), where he played Crown Prince Lee Yeong. The role was a dramatic shift from the reserved and gentle Taek, showcasing his charisma, wit, and romantic drama offered Bo-gum the opportunity to explore political tension, comedy, and heartfelt romance, often in a single episode. His transformation into a commanding yet playful prince proved his versatility and range, earning him critical acclaim and a host of accolades. 'Love in the Moonlight' was not only a commercial hit but also cemented his status as a leading man capable of carrying a series with both gravitas and grace. Bo-gum's most recent drama, 'When Life Gives You Tangerines', featured him opposite IU, his long-time friend and fellow star, in what has quickly become one of the most beautiful love stories of Korean television. As Ae-sun and Gwan-sik, the two delivered a heart-rending portrayal of love marked by quiet yearning, raw earnestness, and an undercurrent of desperate hope. Their chemistry felt both delicate and powerful, grounding the narrative in a deeply emotional reality that resonated with subtle gestures and silences, Bo-gum captured the silent devotion of Gwan-sik with stunning sincerity, reminding viewers once again of his ability to breathe soul into every character he From modern-day slices of life to period dramas filled with royal intrigue, Park Bo-gum has consistently demonstrated a remarkable ability to adapt and shine. With 'Good Boy' just around the corner, the excitement surrounding his return is well earned. If history is any indication, Bo-gum is set to charm and surprise audiences all over again.
