Did you know that San Francisco is home for many famous people and celebrities in different areas of the entertainment industry such as music, theatre and film, youtube, and comedy? Not only that, Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Inc., was born in San Francisco! If that’s not extra awesome for you, well I don’t know what is. But that’s a discussion for another day.
When it comes to celebrities, people have always been very eager to know the latest updates on their favorite “humans”. From what they eat to what they wear or just even what they’re doing on a daily basis. Or we could also throw in a bit more of the juicy stories like their dating lives which had always been the best clickbait topics. The glam culture is not all about the money, power, and influence. It also has its dark side like paparazzi following you everywhere you go with not even a bit of consideration on privacy and people who actually stalk them at their homes.
At The San Francisco Times, “celebrity stalking” is turned into substantial content because SF Times value Real Journalism — which is none of those clickbait articles and articles that invade the privacy of these celebrities. If you want to know more about your faves in features that really talk about them (and not just tea about them), go ahead and visit https://sftimes.com/entertainment/.
But for now, let’s get to know the famous people who crossed the Golden Gate Bridge to take their dreams to the next level.
The KPop Artists
Krystal Jung, Jessica Jung, and Tiffany Hwang
Krystal Jung is the younger sister of Jessica Jung and a former member of the South Korean girl group, F(x) which debuted in 2009 under SM Entertainment. Aside from being a singer, Krystal who is also undeniably a visual has also been the face of many fashion covers in Korea. She also took on acting roles and is known for her characters in The Heirs (2013), My Lovely Girl (2014), Prison Playbook (2017), The Bride of Habaek (2017), and Player (2018).
Jessica Jung, on the other hand, is a former member of South Korea’s Girls’ Generation who debuted in 2007 under SM Entertainment. After leaving her singing career, Jessica is now the model and fashion director of her own clothing line, Blanc & Eclare. She also has her own youtube channel which often features her sister, Krystal and some behind-the-scenes as she works with her brand.
Tiffany Hwang began her solo career with I Just Wanna Dance in 2016 but prior to that, she was also a member of South Korea’s Girls’ Generation alongside Jessica Jung. Although she has left the agency, she continues to be part of the group and now, she is building a music career in the US with “Over My Skin” in 2018 and “Lips on Lips” in 2019.
The Actress
Lisa Michelle Bonet
Lisa Bonet is an actress and activist who played the role of Denise Huxtable Kendall in the American sitcom, The Cosby Show wherein she went to get many acting nominations for her outstanding performance. She also starred in the first season of the sitcom’s spinoff, A Different World. She is currently married to Khal Drogo, Jason Momoa and is also the mother of also famous actress, Zoe Kravitz.
The Stand-up Comedian
Ali Wong
If you haven’t heard of American stand-up comedian, Ali Wong, then you might be living under a rock. And if you have not watched any of her stand-up stints, then you’re missing out so much in life. Wong is noted for Netflix stand-up Baby Cobra and Hard Knock Wife which are both critically-acclaimed. Aside from that, she is also popular for her lead role in the 2019 film, Always Be My Maybe, which she produced and also co-wrote with her co-star Randall Park. Adding to her long list of shows, she is currently casted in a main role in ABC’s American Housewife and has also previously appeared on Are You There, Chelsea?, Inside Amy Schumer, and Black Box.
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