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The Review Geek
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The Review Geek
My Girlfriend is the Man Episode 2 Preview: Release Date, Time & Where To Watch
My Girlfriend is the Man My Girlfriend is the Man is the latest romantic K-drama, centering on Park Yun-jae, a a university student studying astronomy. He met Kim Ji-eun on his first blind date while attending university. They fell in love and became boyfriend and girlfriend. One day, a strange man appears in front of Yun-jae and tells him that he is Ji-eun. Ji-eun is a pretty and warm-hearted woman and one day, she wakes up and finds herself changed to a man! Naturally, she needs to try and return to her original female appearance to continue their relationship. Only, drama ensues when a new student at school winds up with a crush on him! If you've been following this K-drama, you may be curious to find out when the episodes are releasing. Well, wonder no more! Here is everything you need to know about My Girlfriend is the Man episode 2, including the release date, time and where you can watch this show. Where Can I Watch My Girlfriend is the Man? My Girlfriend is the Man Season 1 will be shown on the KBS2 channel and airs at 10.50pm (KST). For those watching internationally, it is available to stream on Viki worldwide alongside Viu too. My Girlfriend is the Man Episode 2 Release Date My Girlfriend is the Man episode 2 will release on Thursday 24th July at approximately 4pm (GMT) / 12pm (ET). English subtitles will be released immediately. The episodes are expected to be roughly 1 hour 3 minutes long each, which is consistent with the time frame for the usual KBS2 dramas. How Many Episodes Will My Girlfriend is the Man Have? My Girlfriend is the Man is a 12-episode show. With 2 episodes dropping every week on Wednesday and Thursday, expect episodes to drop with subtitles from release. Also, after this episode, there will be 10 more to go! Is There A Trailer For My Girlfriend is the Man? There is indeed! You can find an exciting trailer for My Girlfriend is the Man below: What do you hope to see as the series progresses? What's been your favourite moment of My Girlfriend is the Man so far? Let us know in the comments below!
The Guardian
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
Blind date: ‘He saw his Instagram handle in my phone's search history. I'm not a stalker, promise'
What were you hoping for? My parents met on a blind date and I thought it would be a bit of fun. First impressions? Friendly and funny, if a bit younger than I'd usually go for. What did you talk about? Our summer plans, the festivals we're going to. We both love film, so we exchanged our Letterboxd top four. Most awkward moment? When he put his Instagram handle in my phone it popped up that I'd searched for him. I'm not a stalker, Matt, promise. Good table manners? It's quite hard to eat Sri Lankan food with grace, but he did his best. Best thing about Matthew? It was nice to see the energy of someone moving to the city for the first time. Blind date is Saturday's dating column: every week, two strangers are paired up for dinner and drinks, and then spill the beans to us, answering a set of questions. This runs, with a photograph we take of each dater before the date, in Saturday magazine (in the UK) and online at every Saturday. It's been running since 2009 – you can read all about how we put it together questions will I be asked?We ask about age, location, occupation, hobbies, interests and the type of person you are looking to meet. If you do not think these questions cover everything you would like to know, tell us what's on your mind. Can I choose who I match with?No, it's a blind date! But we do ask you a bit about your interests, preferences, etc – the more you tell us, the better the match is likely to be. Can I pick the photograph?No, but don't worry: we'll choose the nicest ones. What personal details will appear?Your first name, job and age. How should I answer?Honestly but respectfully. Be mindful of how it will read to your date, and that Blind date reaches a large audience, in print and online. Will I see the other person's answers?No. We may edit yours and theirs for a range of reasons, including length, and we may ask you for more details. Will you find me The One?We'll try! Marriage! Babies! Can I do it in my home town?Only if it's in the UK. Many of our applicants live in London, but we would love to hear from people living elsewhere. How to applyEmail Would you introduce Matthew to your friends? Yeah, for sure! Describe Matthew in three words Fun, friendly, chill. What do you think he made of you? We had a good vibe going. Did you go on somewhere? We went to a pub and discussed how to pronounce the beer … did you kiss? There's just something in a Jubel that makes me want to kiss someone, so yes. If you could change one thing about the evening what would it be? I think I'm looking for someone who's in a slightly different phase of life. Marks out of 10? 9. Would you meet again? I'm sure we'll bump into each other on a night out in London. What were you hoping for? When do you actually get the chance to go on a proper blind date? I had very little expectation; I was just looking to have a laugh. First impressions? Great hair and moustache, and I liked what he was wearing. What did you talk about? Music, the different places in London he's lived, where I should live next, our favourite pubs in the city. And how the beer Jubel is pronounced, which included asking several strangers and watching a couple of YouTube videos. Most awkward moment? Probably that he had to help me finish my pint at the end. Good table manners? Definitely. We shared every dish. Best thing about Edward? He has a very laid-back and fun energy; very easy to get along with. Would you introduce Edward to your friends? I'd just come from a friend's birthday drinks. I did consider messaging them to see if we could rejoin them. Describe Edward in three words Intelligent, funny, well-dressed. What do you think he made of you? I hope I wasn't talking his ear off; we had a good laugh. Did you go on somewhere? After all that talk about the best pubs in the city, he showed me one of his favourites. And … did you kiss? Would've been rude not to. If you could change one thing about the evening what would it be? Maybe the weather: walking across the city in 31-degree heat meant I had to freshen up when I got to the restaurant. Marks out of 10? 9. Would you meet again? I'm sure I'll bump into him somewhere soon. Edward and Matthew ate at Kolamba East, London E1. Fancy a blind date? Email
The Guardian
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
Blind date: ‘He saw his Instagram handle in my phone's search history. I'm not a stalker, promise'
What were you hoping for? My parents met on a blind date and I thought it would be a bit of fun. First impressions? Friendly and funny, if a bit younger than I'd usually go for. What did you talk about? Our summer plans, the festivals we're going to. We both love film, so we exchanged our Letterboxd top four. Most awkward moment? When he put his Instagram handle in my phone it popped up that I'd searched for him. I'm not a stalker, Matt, promise. Good table manners? It's quite hard to eat Sri Lankan food with grace, but he did his best. Best thing about Matthew? It was nice to see the energy of someone moving to the city for the first time. Blind date is Saturday's dating column: every week, two strangers are paired up for dinner and drinks, and then spill the beans to us, answering a set of questions. This runs, with a photograph we take of each dater before the date, in Saturday magazine (in the UK) and online at every Saturday. It's been running since 2009 – you can read all about how we put it together questions will I be asked?We ask about age, location, occupation, hobbies, interests and the type of person you are looking to meet. If you do not think these questions cover everything you would like to know, tell us what's on your mind. Can I choose who I match with?No, it's a blind date! But we do ask you a bit about your interests, preferences, etc – the more you tell us, the better the match is likely to be. Can I pick the photograph?No, but don't worry: we'll choose the nicest ones. What personal details will appear?Your first name, job and age. How should I answer?Honestly but respectfully. Be mindful of how it will read to your date, and that Blind date reaches a large audience, in print and online. Will I see the other person's answers?No. We may edit yours and theirs for a range of reasons, including length, and we may ask you for more details. Will you find me The One?We'll try! Marriage! Babies! Can I do it in my home town?Only if it's in the UK. Many of our applicants live in London, but we would love to hear from people living elsewhere. How to applyEmail Would you introduce Matthew to your friends? Yeah, for sure! Describe Matthew in three words Fun, friendly, chill. What do you think he made of you? We had a good vibe going. Did you go on somewhere? We went to a pub and discussed how to pronounce the beer … did you kiss? There's just something in a Jubel that makes me want to kiss someone, so yes. If you could change one thing about the evening what would it be? I think I'm looking for someone who's in a slightly different phase of life. Marks out of 10? 9. Would you meet again? I'm sure we'll bump into each other on a night out in London. What were you hoping for? When do you actually get the chance to go on a proper blind date? I had very little expectation; I was just looking to have a laugh. First impressions? Great hair and moustache, and I liked what he was wearing. What did you talk about? Music, the different places in London he's lived, where I should live next, our favourite pubs in the city. And how the beer Jubel is pronounced, which included asking several strangers and watching a couple of YouTube videos. Most awkward moment? Probably that he had to help me finish my pint at the end. Good table manners? Definitely. We shared every dish. Best thing about Edward? He has a very laid-back and fun energy; very easy to get along with. Would you introduce Edward to your friends? I'd just come from a friend's birthday drinks. I did consider messaging them to see if we could rejoin them. Describe Edward in three words Intelligent, funny, well-dressed. What do you think he made of you? I hope I wasn't talking his ear off; we had a good laugh. Did you go on somewhere? After all that talk about the best pubs in the city, he showed me one of his favourites. And … did you kiss? Would've been rude not to. If you could change one thing about the evening what would it be? Maybe the weather: walking across the city in 31-degree heat meant I had to freshen up when I got to the restaurant. Marks out of 10? 9. Would you meet again? I'm sure I'll bump into him somewhere soon. Edward and Matthew ate at Kolamba East, London E1. Fancy a blind date? Email
Fox News
13-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
James Brolin said Barbra Streisand's blunt remark during a blind date 29 years ago sealed their fate
After 27 years of marriage, James Brolin still vividly remembers every detail of the blind date that led him to fall in love with his wife, Barbra Streisand. "That night was something," Brolin, 84, told People about his first date with Streisand. "It was like somebody called and said, 'Would you be interested in a date with her?' And what I said was, 'I like what she says between songs,' and I was a real nut for women singers — especially jazz and bar singers and romantic singers at the time. So that got my interest." "I had been out of a marriage for three years and really saying, 'Who needs that again?' But we both agreed to go. We're on our way and halfway there, we both picked up the phone to cancel and something told us, 'No. Let's just do it.'" "We met there. I didn't look at all like she had thought I would because I'd been, for seven years, all bearded and curly-haired in 'Hotel.' She saw me and went, 'That's not the guy I came to see.' I had cut off all my hair. She finally came up to sit with all the people at the table and came behind me and said, 'Who f----- up your hair?'" he recalled. "Well, that's when I fell in love. I thought, 'This girl tells the truth right from the beginning. I'm crazy about her,'" Brolin added. "And then we've really been pretty much together ever since then." Brolin, who married the love of his life in 1998, said Streisand has always been"very giving" throughout their marriage. "One thing that she does that some women have a terrible time with is, 'Where were you? Oh, that only takes 20 minutes. You've been two hours.' Those kind of questions just destroy things. She never asked me anything," he said. "And I just feel this incredible loyalty, because of it, and so that it brings you together. With her, I love everything she does. I love her choices. People argue with her about her choices and then in the end, when given enough time, they find out she was right in the first sentence." In her memoir, "My Name is Barbra," the legendary actress and singer explained why her marriage to Brolin works. "I think the real reason our relationship has endured is that we're both willing to work at it," Streisand wrote. "Jim and I are very different. As he's said to me, 'You're an expert at looking for what's wrong, while I'm just happy to wake up in the morning.' (He'll live much longer than me. He keeps saying he's going to live to be 100, and recently upped it to 110. He probably will, with that attitude)." Streisand was previously married to Elliott Gould between 1963 and 1971. Brolin was previously married to Jane Cameron Agee, and then Jan Smithers from 1986 to 19995.
Yahoo
13-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
James Brolin Reflects on the Blind Date That Sparked His 27-Year Marriage to Barbra Streisand (Exclusive)
James Brolin and Barbra Streisand celebrated their 27th wedding anniversary on July 1, 2025 Speaking with PEOPLE just after the milestone, the actor reveals how they spent the special day Brolin also reflects on the blind date that kicked off a love story that's lasted nearly three decadesJames Brolin is looking back on the moment he fell in love with Barbra Streisand. In a recent catch-up with PEOPLE, the actor opened up about their romance, which began with a blind date on July 1, 1996. "That night was something. It was like somebody called and said, 'Would you be interested in a date with her?' And what I said was, 'I like what she says between songs,' and I was a real nut for women singers — especially jazz and bar singers and romantic singers at the time. So that got my interest," Brolin, 84, shares. "I had been out of a marriage for three years and really saying, 'Who needs that again?' But we both agreed to go. We're on our way and halfway there, we both picked up the phone to cancel and something told us, 'No. Let's just do it.'" Before meeting in the '90s, Streisand, 83, had previously been married to Elliott Gould between 1963 and 1971. Brolin was previously married to Jan Smithers from 1986 to 19995, and before that, Jane Cameron Agee. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. By saying no to their doubts, neither knew they were saying yes to a deep and genuine love. "We met there. I didn't look at all like she had thought I would because I'd been, for seven years all bearded and curly-haired in Hotel. She saw me and went, 'That's not the guy I came to see.' I had cut off all my hair. She finally came up to sit with all the people at the table and came behind me and said, 'Who f----- up your hair?'" he laughs. "Well, that's when I fell in love. I thought, 'This girl tells the truth right from the beginning. I'm crazy about her,'" Brolin continues. "And then we've really been pretty much together ever since then." To mark their anniversary this year, the two enjoyed the day "in the pool and sitting in the sun and in the shade." "We look out at almost 180 degrees of water, but we're 90 feet up, so it's pretty nice and relaxing. Then we went off to dinner at the invite of some friends and did a fusion Japanese dinner, and they brought flowers. They must have carried stuff. They brought two cakes," he shares. "It was just overkill for six people, but that's good friends," he continued, noting they finished the night at home with a movie. Brolin appreciates that his wife has been "very giving," respecting the time it takes to explore creative endeavors like acting and filmmaking. "One thing that she does that some women have a terrible time with is, 'Where were you? Oh, that only takes 20 minutes. You've been two hours.' Those kind of questions just destroy things. She never asked me anything," he shares. "And I just feel this incredible loyalty, because of it, and so that it brings you together. With her, I love everything she does. I love her choices. People argue with her about her choices and then in the end, when given enough time, they find out she was right in the first sentence." The actor also says that their differences bring out the best in each other. "She's very much a perfectionist and takes her time working things out and being sure. And me, I make very quick decisions. I'm a great problem solver when trouble comes up at the last minute," he explains. He concludes, "We don't work the same way and yet, we love the way the other one works." Read the original article on People
