I watched The Technicians, in which Im Joo Hwan played a thorough baddie with no backstory, and now see him in a totally new light.

IJH did a great job w/ his role in OMG - a lesser actor would not have been able to handle the subtleties of that role.

But always seem to be stuck w/ supporting roles (not even the 2nd lead most of the time), many of which don't let him show his talent.

Hopefully, his performance in OMG and this gets him more noticed by PDs and he joins his buddies in becoming a leading man.

Lee Sung-kyung - Kwangsoo's "girlfriend" (never seen her act, but is photogenic and seems to have a fun personality based on her variety show appearances).

Why do people keep using this 'so what if he likes pretty people' excuse. Sure, he can like pretty people and there's nothing wrong with that but that's not the point, that doesn't excuse him from putting down women that he deems unattractive, or try to dictate what they can and can't do. People only talk about his bad 2013 interview, have people forgotten about the 2008 one where he outright body-shamed women? That one was worse. He's been doing this for years.

"What I think is ugly is when women with thick thighs and short legs wear skinny jeans. Or those that wear leggings and a miniskirt and sit with their legs spread open on the subway... I sincerely ask those people to stop."

You guys can still like this guy, but don't excuse him for this bullshit. Acknowledge it first and then move on from there.

Many male idols, when asked about their ideal types talk about liking pretty/attractive/cute girls but none of them flat out shame women who aren't considered that. There are plenty f ways to state that he likes women who are attractive/thing etc, there's nothing wrong with that, but he needs to stfu about women who he doesn't deem attractive.

"so what if he likes pretty women." the issue isn't that he likes pretty women but how he puts down other women and think that if he finds something unattractive than all women should go by his thinking.