If you want to meet Kim Do-gi, please press the red button on the right. Did you get the reference? 

If so, we want to let you know that Lee Je-Hoon will be coming to Singapore for ‘Lee Je-Hoon Vacation FanMeet’! The event will be held at the Stephen Riady Auditorium at NTUC Centre, on Saturday, 25 March 2023! The fanmeeting consists of two timeslots—2pm and 6pm! 

Don’t miss the chance to get up close and personal with one of Korea’s most dynamic stars at his exclusive fan meet. The actor will perform songs and interact with his fans in various segments during the session.

Fan benefits include a hi-bye session, group photo, an official poster, and other exclusive collectible items. Attendees may refer to Viu Singapore’s and Unusual Entertainment’s social media pages for more information.

Tickets to the fan meet will go live on 17 February 2023 at 12pm on sistic.com.sg. Tickets are priced at $188 and $158 (excluding booking fee), per show.

Catch Lee Je-Hoon in the upcoming Viu Original Taxi Driver 2. The drama talks about Kim Do-gi, ex-special forces turned taxi driver who seeks revenge on criminals who escaped punishment by law. The global success from the first season lead to the release of a new season coming this Friday, 17 February 2023. 

‘Taxi Driver’ also won big at 2021’s SBS Drama Awards, where Lee Je-Hoon clinched the Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Miniseries Fantasy Drama.

This event is brought to you by Viu.

'Move to Heaven' brings together a refreshing ensemble cast of Lee Je-hoon, who never fails to impress audiences; Tang Jun-sang, a rising star with 11 years of acting experience under his belt; and Hong Seung-hee, whose cheerful spirits draw people in. Set to release on 14 May, the 10-episode drama talks about Geu-ru (starring Tang Jun-Sang), a young man with Asperger's syndrome and Sang-gu (starring Lee Je-hoon) who becomes his guardian overnight. When Geu-ru's father Jung-woo suddenly passed away, Sang-gu has to live with Geu-ru for 3 months to help with the work as trauma cleaners - where they clean up crime scenes and organise the belongings of the deceased.

Earlier this morning, the main cast Lee Je-hoon, Tang Jun-sang, Hong Seung-hee and director Kim Sung-ho sat down with the press and talked about the heartwarming story behind 'Move to Heaven'.

Q: What does 'Move to Heaven' mean to you?

Hong Seung-hee: To me, I think it's like a four seasons. If you see the series, you'll feel the same way too. You'll go through a wide range of emotions. Sometimes you feel warm sometimes you'll feel the heat within.

Q: Lee Je-hoon, you have played many iconic roles in different dramas/movies, so how different was your role on 'Move to Heaven' compared to other roles you've played in the past?

Lee Je-hoon: It's interesting that Sang-gu has the character that is a total opposite of me and the character that I played before. From other people's point of view, Sang-gu has no manner and is a person that you don't really want to be close to. All the traumatic experiences that he been through made him who he was and at Sang-gu point of view, I feel sorry for him. But after meeting Geu-ru he feels warm and not lonely anymore and realised that it's actually happy to be with people. I'm also very proud on his personal growth.

Q: Jun-sang, do you feel pressure taking your first main role in 'Move to Heaven'?

Tang Jun-Sang: It's such an honoured to join Netflix original series and as the main role for 'Move to Heaven'. It's not easy to portray the character and so I talked a lot with the director and the writer. I did feel a little bit of pressure before the shoot but thanks to Je-hoon and Seung-hee I feel at ease and also get to learn many things from them during the shoot. 

Q: Seung-hee, tell us more about your character as Na-mu.

Hong Seung-hee: Compared to my character in Navillera, the character Na-mu is lively and has a positive energy. You can see a different side of Seung-hee through the show. 

Q: Which episode that is most memorable and most retable to you? 

Tang Jun-Sang: It's episode 5 which talks about a couple. The story is kinda like Sherlock Homes which I have to find clues and figure out what will happen next.

Hong Seung-hee: For me, it's episode 5 as well, I heard similar stories about the incident prior to shooting so I felt the same emotions when I portrayed the scene.

Lee Je-hoon: I wouldn't wanna give much spoiler but it's episode 1. The story about a married couple who came to pick up their son's belongings. I felt quite sad and kinda relate to it. Watch 'Move to Heaven' to find out more!

Created through the collaboration among people who share a deep understanding of, connection to, and affection for, the message of the series, Move to Heaven definitely will attract the attention of viewers around the world.

 The Last Empress

Cast: Jang Nara, Shin Sung Rok, Choi Jin Hyuk Premieres on 22 November, every Thursday & Friday at 8.30PM

Cast: Kim Yun Jin, Jung Woong In Airs every Saturday, at 8.40PM

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Where Stars Land

Cast: Chae Soo Bin, Lee Je Hoon Airs every Tuesday & Wednesday, at 8.10PM

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Where Stars Land features Lee Je Hoon and Chae Soo Bin

• The Oseong Mountain Observatory Deck

pic cr: Incheon International Airport

Located at 51.5 meters above sea level, the observatory deck offers a panoramic view of the airport and an extraordinary look at the runway.

• Korean Cultural Street

pic cr: KTO

• Museum of Korea Culture

pic cr: Incheon International Airport

Did you know that there’s a museum in the Incheon International Airport? In cooperation with the National Museum of Korea, the Museum of Korea Culture is set up to promote the Korean culture and arts to the public. Passengers can find artifacts spanning 5,000 years that symbolizes the history of Korea.

Where Stars Land airs on ONE HD (Ch.393) on every Tues & Wed at 8.10PM

Tune in to ONE HD, every Tuesday and Wednesday at 8.10pm to catch ‘Where Stars Land’ and see if you’re able to spot any of these Incheon Airport’s attraction.