Everything You Need to Know About Netflix’s ‘Love to Hate You’ Season One Ahead of Its Premiere
Netflix is progressively expanding its original shows and film library with new releases. The streaming network will launch one of its latest additions, Love to Hate You, a South Korean Television series, this February. Love to Hate You was announced in November 2021, starring Kim Ok-vin alongside Choi Soo-young as the writer. Netflix Asia uploaded the official trailer for Love to Hate You via its leading YouTube Channel, attracting 6.5K viewers in a month. Love to Hate You joins other Korean projects on Netflix, such as 20th Century Girl, Love and Leashes, Sweet & Sour, Space Sweepers, Wish You, and Squid Game.
1971 Queen Of Models Bahar Erdeniz Back In The Spotlight With Recent Photos
Bahar Erdeniz stepped into Yeşilçam, Turkish cinema's classic era, after being crowned Türkiye's Queen of Models in 1971. After marrying Fenerbahçe footballer Engin Verel, she stepped away from acting and moved to France. Having spent many years out of the press, Bahar Erdeniz is being talked about again thanks to recent photos shared on social media.
Cem Yılmaz Responds After Nurgül Yeşilçay's "Cane" Remark
Nurgül Yeşilçay's comments about ageism toward actresses got people talking, especially one line about walking with a cane that many read as a dig at comedian Cem Yılmaz. When the subject was put to Cem Yılmaz himself, he answered with warm words about her.
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Rojda Demirer's Chocolate Brand Draws Attention With A 4,125 Lira Box
Rojda Demirer, known from series such as Melekler Korusun and Çarpışma, also has a second career in business. She went into chocolate years ago with her sister Ruken Demirer, and the brand now has two stores in Istanbul. Its prices are drawing attention: the range includes a specially designed box listed at 4,125 lira.
Ceren Karakoç Reveals How A Phone Call Brought Her Back To Kızılcık Şerbeti
Ceren Karakoç, who has returned to Kızılcık Şerbeti as Nursema, has explained for the first time how the comeback happened. Speaking on Oksijen TV's YouTube channel, the actress said it all started with a phone call from producer Faruk Turgut. She did not answer the offer right away: she took a night to think and said 'okay' the next day.
Magnificent Century's Hatice And Pargalı İbrahim Share One Photo Years Later
Some storylines from Magnificent Century stay with viewers long after the final episode, and the romance of Hatice Sultan and Pargalı İbrahim, played by Selma Ergeç and Okan Yalabık, is one of them. On screen their love ended in tragedy. Years later, the two actors have appeared in the same photo, and the picture has taken the show's fans on social media straight back to those episodes.
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Yeşilçam Star Esen Püsküllü Of "Ah Müjgan Ah" Appears In New Photos
Esen Püsküllü, one of the beloved stars of Turkish cinema's Yeşilçam era in the 1960s and 1970s, has been living away from the spotlight for a long time. Remembered for Ah Müjgan Ah, in which she shared the lead with Sadri Alışık, she is back in the conversation thanks to recently surfaced photos. Here is a look at her film career and the reaction to the new pictures.
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Who Is Tefo In Yeraltı? Bora Sivri, The Actor Behind The Role
Tefo, who joined the story of NOW's series Yeraltı in its second season, is among the characters viewers are most curious about. The character, whose real name is Tevfik, is played by veteran actor Bora Sivri.Here is who Bora Sivri is, where he comes from and which productions he has appeared in.
Bücür Cadı's Şehriye Hanım: Sezer Güvenirgil, 77, Surprises Those Who Remember Her
For a generation of Turkish viewers, Sezer Güvenirgil is Şehriye Hanım, the mother of Zeliş in the late-1990s TV series Bücür Cadı, remembered for her embroidered headscarf, fringe and dark hair. Recent images of the 77-year-old actress have put her back on the entertainment agenda, because many people who see them find it hard to believe she is the same woman. The attention has also renewed interest in a career that started in the Yeşilçam era of Turkish cinema.Source: Sabah