Thanks to his breakout role as Glenn in The Walking Dead, his Oscar-nominated performance in Minari, and his Emmy-winning ...

From a mere sidekick on The Walking Dead to the lead in an Oscar-nominated film, Steven Yeun has become a powerhouse of ...

Steven Yeun is best known for playing Glenn Rhee in AMC's "The Walking Dead," but the actor's career is set to reach new heights with his new movie "Minari," which could earn him an Oscar nomination.

Steven Yeun reportedly will no longer be starring in the superhero flick as the character Sentry. Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP Comic book fans took to X to wonder why Yeun was leaving the movie.

The wait is over! Steven Yeun, known for The Walking Dead and Invincible, has officially been confirmed for a major role in ...

Kristen Stewart & Steven Yeun Heat Up Sundance, Plus More Photos from the Fest (Exclusive) Beef's Steven Yeun Thanks 'a Lot of People Who Looked Out for Me' in Inspiring Call for 'Grace' After ...

Steven Yeun was actually the star of the Season 1 episode, “A Traveler,” where he played a mysterious traveler in a small Alaskan town, who gave more questions than answers as to where he came ...

Yeun was born in Seoul, South Korea on Dec. 21, 1983, where he was given the name Sang-Yeop. His parents are first-generation Americans, and he moved to North America when he was "four or five ...

Steven Yeun and longtime love Joana Pak wed in December 2016 and welcomed their first child, son Jude, the following March Joana Pak is pregnant! The photographer is expecting her second child ...

Steven Yeun, A Star On Both Sides Of The Pacific, Talks Toggling Between East & West The Walking Dead actor plays a South Korean playboy who may or may not be murdering his girlfriends in Burning.

Steven Yeun is a master at playing nice. But after six years portraying moral compass and emergent leader Glenn Rhee on AMC’s long-running “The Walking Dead,” the 34-year-old actor has ...

But Steven Yeun, the 36-year-old who rose to global recognition on the TV megahit “ The Walking Dead,” is comfortable with the juxtaposition to Hollywood’s most famous rebel.