Posts from — July 2009

ss501 fanmeeting in Hong Kong

International fans of SS501 were treated to an afternoon of fangirl excitement as they get the chance to meet their favorite group at a fanmeeting held in Hong Kong Wednesday last week.  The fanmeeting was part of the promotion for SS501′s Persona Tour Concert which will start August this year in South Korea.

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2NE1′s new tracks from their first mini album have been released and I’ve read that the album sales is doing pretty good. For Filipino fans of Sandara Park and 2NE1, you may be thrilled to learn that Sandara or Dara, as she is now known in Korea, has a line in Tagalog in the song “Let’s Go Party.” Good to know, err, hear that Sandara hasn’t forgotten her Pinoy entertainment roots.

If you want to know what Sandara said, check out the song after the jump. Hint: It’s in the first few lines.

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Bummie in one of his latest photos

The youngest Korean F4 member Kim Sang Bum or Kim Bum for short turns 20 today (21 in Korean age).

Bummie, who played the other half of the Soeul couple in Boys Over Flowers, has been very busy nowadays filming his new drama entitled Dream set to air this July on SBS.

In Dream, Bummie plays the role of a martial arts athlete backed up by a sports agent played by Joo Jin Mo (200 Pound Beauty). Son Dam Bi also stars in the drama. Here are some latest stills from Dream:

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Warning: This post will be incoherent most of the time (and very looooong) because of all the spazzing the writer did during the concert. This is totally not Asian drama related…well maybe a little since Jaejoong will be starring in Heaven’s Postman with Han Hyo Joo (Spring Waltz, Brilliant Legacy) soon.

Sorry this is really a week too late and right now the boys are rocking Tokyo Dome with their Secret Code 4th Live Tour. Woooh! Can’t wait to see the DVD or the fancams or fanaccounts at least.

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Goo Hye Sun, who played the role of Geum Jan Di in Boys Over Flowers is a multi-talented artist. Aside from acting, she dabbles on singing, piano-playing, composing, directing, novel writing and drawing. Talk about real talent!

After exhibiting her short film “Cheerful Caretaker” in the recent Busan Short Film Festival where she won the audience award, Hye Sun is back, this time taking the role of an artist by having her first art exhibit in Seoul’s Lamer Gallery.

The drawings were mostly used in her novel Tango. I’ve read that the proceeds from this exhibit will go to charity so kudos to Hye Sun for giving back.

Surprisingly, Lee Min Ho and Kim Joon came to support Hye Sun during the opening of her exhibit. Wow. Now I’m extremely jealous. Some people have all the talent and cute guys to boot!

Credits: Newsen.com for the photo