Foreign exchange market fluctuates due to Trump shock wave...The exchange rate is below 1,400 won. Prosecutors sentence Song Young-gil to nine years in prison for "the peak suspicion of money ...

Lee Dong Gun stars as Lee Mu Gae, a capable bachelor who works as a literary critic and editor-in-chief at a publishing ...

The Democratic Party of Korea asked Han Dong-hoon, the leader of the People's Power, to launch a parliamentary consultative body to discuss the resolution of ...

But all he could think about was Kobe, the name of his son who died in April at 15 months old. “I hope they can remember his name, because without Kobe we wouldn’t be here tonight ...

While Shaq is no longer playing in the league, he will now get to witness his son on the court as a member of the Sacramento Kings. Shareef's mom, Shaunie Henderson, took to Instagram to share the ...

According to the MailOnline, a huge percentage of his money will go to his only child, a son Bear, who he shares with pop icon Cheryl Tweedy. The seven-year-old will reportedly inherit £30 ...

He was also a proud father. The 31-year-old artist welcomed a son, Bear, in March 2017 with singer Cheryl Cole. In interviews, Payne often spoke about his son, what it was like becoming a young ...

The mother of Liam Payne's son is slamming "abhorrent reports and media exploitation" following the 31-year-old One Direction alum's death this week. In an Instagram post Friday, British singer ...

“Ding Dong Eat It Up” is a phrase sung by YouTuber Fique during a prank video titled “Cooking Curry During College Lecture!” The 14-minute video shows the prankster traveling to a ...

The British musician, 31, who died on Wednesday, Oct. 16 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, shares his son Bear with ex Cheryl David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty; Cheryl/Instagram Cheryl is prioritizing ...

So, where did the "Ding Dong Eat It Up" meme come from? What's the original video and who is YouTuber Fique? Let's explain. What's The Original 'Ding Dong Eat It Up' Video? The original video was ...

In a subsequent move, the Kings signed Shareef O’Neal, the son of NBA legend and former Los Angeles Lakers great Shaquille O’Neal, as well as Antoine Davis and Drew Timme. All three players ...