Taiwanese media reported that Koo Jun Yup attended the farewell ceremony for the late Barbie Hsu on February 13th, appearing ...

As the heartbreaking love story of Koo Jun Yup and late Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu continues to move fans, their first ...

Koo Jun Yup recently paid tribute to his late wife, Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu, in an emotional social media post. His post featured a gentle piano melody played by him. Captioning the post ...

10 Feb - DJ Koo Jun-yup has been forced to address rumours surrounding his late wife Barbie Hsu's death while still in mourning. On 8 February, the Korean entertainer responded to various reports, ...

Koo, 55, whose full name is Koo Jun-yup, marked the anniversary on Feb 8 with the Korean words “Love you forever” and tagged Barbie Hsu’s Instagram account in the post. Dee Hsu’s manager ...

A time of pain': Koo Jun-yup shares emotional tribute to late wife Barbie Hsu, slams 'cruel people' spreading rumors Singer and DJ Koo Jun-yup delivers late wife Barbie Hsu's ashes to Taiwan ...

As Koo Jun-yup, husband of the late Taiwanese actress Xu Xiyuan (also known as Barbie Hsu), mourns her passing, a wave of criticism has emerged online. Among those condemning him is Chinese director ...

In a post on his Instagram page on Thursday night, South Korean rapper Koo Jun-yup, also known as “DJ Koo”, broke his silence to mourn his wife who died at the age of 48. Her family on Monday ...

I don’t understand why such lies are spreading.” Barbie Hsu, who is the late wife of Korean singer DJ Koo (Koo Jun-yup), died on Feb. 2 from pneumonia complications caused by influenza while ...

Hsu was recently at a homecoming banquet with Koo, 55, whose full name is Koo Jun-yup, to celebrate the marriage of Taiwanese television producer Wang Wei-chung’s daughter on Jan 25. Ms Lin Huei ...

The first full moon of Lunar New Year has long been celebrated by Koreans as they wish for prosperity in the new year. Known as Jeongwol Daeboreum, the holiday falls on Wednesday this year, the ...

Even for auteur Bong Joon-ho, whose films have imagined everything from mutant river monsters to genetically engineered superpigs, South Korea's brush with martial law felt like science fiction ...