Who shines even shinier than their outfit?

Yoon Eun-hye (left) and Kwon Sang-woo’s wife, Son Tae-Young were snapped wearing the same gold sequined top. Who pops it best?

Well it is and it was drawn by a female celebrity. Can you guess who?

If you guessed fellow “Take Care of My Lady” cast mate, Yoon Eun-hye, then you’re right.

During the taping of the cut from episode five, where Jung Il-woo gave a sexual harassment lecture to a group of females, Yoon Eun-hye doodled a picture of Jung Il-woo and gave it to him as a gift.

Normally, you don’t doodle pictures of just anyone unless you’re interested. Well at least I don’t. In addition to the reports of Yoon Eun-hye’s doodling, word that the two are very close on set have begun to surface on the internet. Not too long ago, Jung Il-woo cooked ramen noodles for Yoon Eun-hye and himself, and the two enjoyed their little feast together alone during their break.

Poor Kim Jong-kook, it looks like Yoon Eun-hye has opened her eyes to the younger boys in the industry! What do you think, could there be a love line in the making?!

It’s the battle between two of the hottest ladies in the entertainment biz.

Yoon Eun-hye wears this teal colored dress on a poster for KBS drama “Take Care of Agasshi“. Yoon Eun-hye keeps it safe with just a few chunky accessories, while the 80’s fashionista kept it raw and added Matrix boots, her own 80’s must item, black lace gloves and over done hair accessory.

Although this LV dress looks dramatically different on each of them, many people who merely judges on who looks “prettier” will clearly think Yoon Eun-hye wore it better, but personally the real winner is Madonna.

Making the dress her own with accessories, emphasizes her own unique and creative style. Although Yoon Eun-hye dressed it up with chunky accessories, looking like a barbie isn’t that difficult.

Madonna, although looking more like a pro-wrestler with her mega toned arms, showcases a more ambitious sense of fashion.

Disappointed viewers that is.

The first episode of “My Fair Lady” aired on August 19th to the anticipation of many fans who have awaited their lady’s return to the small screen for two years. However, that anticipation led to disappointment by the end episode as many netizens feel that Yoon Eun-hye didn’t deliver, and even going so far to say that she was “mis-casted.”

Many felt that Yoon Eun-hye’s performance was very lackluster; relying too much on just fancy clothes and a defiant strut, she portrayed her role as a socialite with blurred speech and awkward delivery.

Of course though, it’s only the first episode and Yoon Eun-hye still has time to get comfortable with her role. Honestly, I feel a lot of the disappointment came from overhype. Yes, Yoon Eun-hye was perfect for her role in “Coffee Prince“, but she’s not exactly the most versatile actress. She does look damn good in an editorial photo shoot though, too bad that aura didn’t transfer well to her role in “My Fair Lady”.

What’s really more horrendous though is this song that Yoon Eun-hye sings for the “My Fair Lady” soundtrack titled “Dash Girl“. I’ve never really heard a song that I just immediately wanted to turn off within the first few seconds.

Anything exciting going on?

The “My Fair Lady” press conference was held on August 13th to the excitement of many fans. The drama is set to air August 19th on KBS2.

Check out the interview and pictures below.

Also, here’s the preview for episode one. Yoon Eun-hye finally gets to play a power bitch, who doesn’t want that?

Too bad he’s already taken.

On August 13th, the cast of “Take Care of Agasshi“, aka “My Fair Lady“, appeared on Happy Together. During the show, Yoon Eun-hye was asked what is her ideal type of man, and she confessed MC Yoo (Yoo Jae-suk).

Why? Because now she’s more mature to know that bad boys will not be satisfying when you are 70 years old. She chose MC Yoo because she likes a man who can care for others before himself, but she knocked him down by saying, “However, I have never been attracted to MC Yoo“.

Poor grasshopper, he may be the best type of nice guy around, but you just don’t have what it takes to make Yoon Eun-hye’s heart beat fast.

Check out the screen shots.

Are you willing to take care of this drama by watching it?

The teaser of drama queen Yoon Eun-hye’s long awaited return to the small screen has been released. Straying from her previous tomboy role on Coffee Prince, the lady is looking fierce and fabulous as Kang Hye-na, the titular character of “Take Care of My Lady“. Yoon Sang-hyun looks like he’ll be great opposite Yoon Eun-hye with his brash and outgoing character. Jung Il-woo can just stand there on screen and that would be totally fine by me.

The drama is set to premiere on KBS2 on August 19th. Will you be tuning in?

[Hat tip to YEHouse]

Yoon Eun-hye is taking charge of her own life.
You may remember that the 25 year old left her old management company, Kraze,  to start her own, The House Company and keep all the fees to herself.

Smart move.
And perhaps even smarter is trying to up the reputation of her management company by associating it with charitable acts. Earlier this year, The House Company held a charity bazaar to raise funds and awareness to social welfare programs.

Check out the video from the charity bazaar:

Not only is she adding a notch as CEO, but she’s also designing a line for domestic clothing brand, Joinus

Ah, what a job.

Before filming for her new drama, “Lady Castle” on July 24^th, Yoon Eun-hye got to spend lazy days hanging out in Bali for a photoshoot for the summer issue of Vogue Girl (Korea).

Did Yoon Eun-hye lose more weight? Girl looks waifer thin.

Fret not too much, you’ll still have Yoon Eun-hye as your leading lady.

Yoon Eun-hye’s comeback drama, “Lady Castle,” may have its title changed to “Take Care of My Lady“ (아가씨를 부탁해). The reason behind the name change is due to KBS’s attempt to cut down on the usage of English titles and encourage use of Korean titles instead.

Recently, a poll was conducted among the production team and public viewers, in order to choose a new title for the drama. The top two titles chosen from the poll were, “Oh! My Princess” and “Take Care of My Lady,” with the latter coming in with a larger number of votes in a second poll.

Even after the official poll for a new title was conducted, there is still much fuss going on over the name change of “Lady Castle.” Since the production team has officially announced the drama as “Lady Castle” after casting Yoon Eun-hye and promoting under this title, they are stating that they will not omit the possibility of the drama keeping its original title. From the looks of it, the production team doesn’t want to have the title changed while KBS staff, higher up the ladder, do. Despite media claims that “Lady Castle” may keep its title, it seems unlikely. When you search for “Lady Castle” on the Daum portal site, there is no drama profile under that title while there is one for “Take Care of My Lady.”

The drama, “Lady Castle” or “Take Care of My Lady” is set to air on August 19th after the drama in the current time slot, Partner, ends.

That’s how you pick up the ladies, boys. Pull out the Blackberry and charm.

That’s how you pique the guys’ interests, ladies. Fake interest in their Blackberry and giggle.

Remember those photos of actors Daniel Henney and Yoon Eun-hye getting cozy during at a Gucci event in Shanghai, China? Well, aside from attending the premiere for X-men Origins: Wolverine together and sparking fan interest of a possible coupling, the two “lovebirds” apparently took some photos for the fashion magazine, W. Photos consist of the two not doing very much in particular: mingling at a party, primping in front of the mirror, and activities of the morning after.

Personally, I find editorial style photography with nonchalant pretty people pretending the camera isn’t there fascinating. That one photo of Daniel Henney in front of the mirror totally ruins the effect of peeking into mundane socialite lives, though. Do you enjoy it?

Word is out that Yoon Eun-hye’s new drama, “Lady Castle” will hit the small screen on KBS and premiere on August 19th.  This is Yoon Eun-hye’s comeback vehicle after the successful run of the coffee-driven drama, “Coffee Prince” in 2 years.

Excited?