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Was The Glory’s Cha Joo-Young Paid To Quit Acting? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Cha Joo-Young, who gained massive popularity after portraying a layered character, Choi Hye-Jeong, in the revenge thriller drama The Glory, appeared on a talk show on the YouTube channel Yoo Quiz on the Block. She touched down on various topics and shared her experience as an actress. But, what went viral was how she shut down all the rumors about her and addressed how she has been called a child born with a “golden spoon.”

The actress belongs to a wealthy family, so much so that there were speculations about her being her family’s ‘financial heir’. Reports were rife about how she went against her family to become a South Korean film industry star. Scroll ahead to find out what she said.

During the conversation on Yoo Quiz on the Block, Mc Yoo Jae-Suk mentioned that...

Picture: Go Young Jung (left) and Kim Seon Ho (right) in Can This Love Be Translated? – Netflix

Can This Love Be Translated? has amassed an amazing ensemble cast that Netflix subscribers will get to watch in action in late 2025. Here’s everything we know so far about Can This Love Be Translated? on Netflix.

Can This Love Be Translated? is an upcoming South Korean Netflix Original romantic comedy series written by the Hong Sisters Jung Eun and Mi Ran and directed by Yoo Young Eun.

Table of Contents When is the Netflix release date? What is the plot of Can This Love Be Translated?? Who is in the cast of Can This Love Be Translated? What is the episode count? What is the production status of Can This Love Be Translated? When is the Netflix release date?

Filming will not end until February 2025, so we’ll likely see the K-drama...

tvN and Tving’s drama The Queen Who Crowns (Wongyeong) has hit a new milestone, reaching a peak rating of 6.7% during its sixth episode, as reported by Korean sources. This gripping historical drama secured the top spot in its time slot across all networks, grabbing attention with its bold storytelling and unique approach.

During the latest episode, Yi Bang-won, played by Lee Hyun-wook, convinced his father, Yi Seong-gye (Lee Sung-min), to relocate the capital to Hanyang (modern Seoul). This decision, driven by Wongyeong’s advice, added a tense and emotional layer to the story.

Cha Joo-young’s portrayal of Wongyeong has been a key highlight, showing her as both bold and strategic in steering Bang-won through the challenges.

A standout feature of the show is its dual-track release. Episodes on Tving are rated 19+ and include uncut scenes, while the tvN version is edited to a 15+ rating. This strategy has drawn mixed reactions but clearly worked,...