Who is Park Bo-gum?Park Bo-gum: Age, Parents, Siblings, Family, Ethnicity, NationalityPark Bo-gum: Professional Life, CareerPark Bo-gum: Net Worth, Salary, IncomePark Bo-gum: Awards and NominationsPark Bo-gum: Rumors and ControversyBody Measurements: Height, Weight, Body Size Social Media: Facebook, Instagram, TwitterWho is Park Bo-gum?Park Bo-gum is a South Korean actor, singer, and musician currently working with Blossom Entertainment.He is best known for his diverse range of roles in film and television, some of them are, “Hello  Monster” he played the role of a psychopathic lawyer.

This week, Vulture will be publishing our critics’ year-end lists. 1. Frankie Cosmos, Zentropy Modern life is a shouting match. This isn’t exactly news, of course, but something about 2014 felt like a breaking point — the year society’s collective caps-lock button got jammed. In times like this, it seems as if the only ones we can trust are the lowercase people, like the humble but devastatingly sharp 20-year-old songwriter Greta Kline.

TV You've seen Britney Spears Night, Disney Night, and 'Grease' Night, now find out what other theme nights 'Dancing with the Stars' has planned. Published on October 19, 2021 2 min read Believe it or not, Dancing with the Stars Season 30 is already halfway over. At this point, only 10 celebrities and their professional dance partners remain in the competition. Find out who still has a chance at winning the Mirrorball Trophy, plus the theme nights fans can expect to see in the remainder of season 30.

You may not remember Eric Nies from the first "Real World: New York" -- but now you'll know him as the guy who risked his bare ass to save a puppy from drowning in a partially frozen lake. During a recent trip to Bear Mountain in upstate NY, a cute little doggy named Sugar Ray decided to chase some geese onto a sheet of iced-over lake water -- when the ice suddenly gave way.

Make way for the youngest Covey sister! After watching the love story between Lara Jean Covey (Lana Condor) and Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo), fans of the To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before franchise will soon see Kitty Song Covey (Anna Cathcart) in the spotlight on XO, Kitty. Following the success of Netflix’s To All the Boys films, which were inspired by Jenny Han‘s books, the streaming platform announced in October 2021 that a spinoff show focused on Kitty was in the works.