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According to Representative Jun Byung Hun from the Democratic United Party on August 27, entertainer Shin Dong Yup was the highest paid talent at terrestrial network KBS last year.

Shin Dong Yup earned a total of W609.5 million (US$1=W1,137) as presenter of ‘Immortal Songs 2’ and host of a talk show titled ‘Hello Counselor’.

Coming in at second place was comedian Lee Su Geun (595 million won) and actor Lee Tae Gon (522 million won) at third place. Next came comedian Lee Hwi Jae (471 million won), actor Kam Woo Sung (440 million won), and comedian Yoo Jae Suk (439 million won).

The report stated that the state-run TV station spent most of its expenses on variety shows and the gap between its highest paid employees and the low ones were thought to be as wide as ever.

In 2010, comedian Lee Kyung Kyu topped the list with 535 million won, and in 2009 versatile TV personality Tak Jae Hoon ranked first with 429 million won.


Source: ChosunIlbo

12:53 PM

Actor Lee Tae Gon has established an agency to represent himself and hopefully to recruit some newbies.

TG E&C was Lee Tae Gon’s idea after he decided to not renew his contract with a former agency; the 34-year-old actor will take the helm as the director and talent of his own company.

To date, the actor has orchestrated a press conference and collaborated with TV networks in Japan in a bid to carve a name for himself there as not only an actor, but a businessman.

“Lee wants to become an influential person who is able to help Korean actors when they make their debut in Japan and abroad,” said a spokesperson for TG E&C.

Currently, Lee Tae Gon is starring in the SBS show “Law of the Jungle,” as he contemplates his next move.


Source: JoongAng Daily

8:40 PM

Actor Lee Tae-gon will hold fan meetings in Japan from July 1, starting with Katsushika in Tokyo where residents will be picked to attend the event free-of-charge.

In an unusual move, Lee hopes to exemplify the charitable deeds and beliefs behind Korean culture by making the event free. “I’ve been involved with period dramas that shed some light onto Korean culture. I just wanted to show my gratitude towards the Japanese fans in a befitting manner so I thought that this would be it,” said Lee about the Tokyo based fan meet.

Meanwhile, after the meet in Tokyo, Lee will travel to Osaka and Fukuoka for additional meets.

T.G International said that its talent plans on expanding his activities in Japan and hopes to come up with various activities in a bid to appeal to both Japanese and Korean fans alike.

Lee has rocketed to fame of late through the historical drama “King Gwang-gae-to the Great,” which ended in April.


By Carla Sunwoo
Source: JoongAng Daily
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