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SHINee was supposed to return to the stage with Juliette off their Romeo mini-album on the 22nd of last month. But that had to be cancelled after Onew injured his teeth. But fret not as SHINee's comeback date has been confirmed for this Friday, 5th June on KBS2TV Music Bank after Onew made a speedy recovery from his injury.
Despite not performing nor promoting their song since it's release on the 25th of last month, sales of the mini-album has been pretty impressive. Juliette has also been garnering top spots in various online charts and outlined their high popularity with fans. SHINee expressed ahead of their impending return to the stage, "We are really thankful to everyone who have been waiting and are now working very hard to show everyone an impressive performance when we take to the stage. This will be our first performance of Juliette and we hope that everyone can show their support for us."
And in case you forgot how the song sounded like.
opps...the above was the wrong one, here's the right one.
No worries if you miss the Music Bank performance this Friday for SHINee will also be appearing on MBC Music Core and SBS Inkigayo this weekend. There's always Youtube to fall back on. Wonder if they will win any awards this week.
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Kim Hyun Joong has left people around him worried after he seemed to be in misery and suffering from depression recently during work. This apparently happened after Kim Hyun Joong's grandmother suffered complications during her knee surgery last month. His grandmother showed symptoms of paralysis to the whole body during the surgery and although she is currently out of danger, she is unable to recognize anyone else other than Kim Hyun Joong himself.
Hyun Joong had expressed many times during interviews that his grandmother was like a 'mother' to him. He said, "Before I was admitted to school, my grandmother was the one looking after me on behalf of my parents who were busy with work. My grandmother doted on me since I was little and she was more happy than anyone else when she saw that I had achieved a little success as a singer and in Boys Before Flowers. I was able to endure all the tiring and tough times because of her (grandmother) support." The news that his grandmother was seriously ill after surgery has thus pained Kim Hyun Joong's heart deeply and left him severely drained.
Kim Hyun Joong is not ruling out the possibility of negligence by the doctors in charge which led to his grandmother suffering complications during surgery and will be seeking a thorough inquiry into the surgery procedures. If it was found to be negligence that resulted in Hyun Joong's grandmother health being worsened, Hyun Joong is likely to file for legal action for his grandmother.
Kim Hyun Joong's grandmother has now been transferred to another medical facility in Gyeonggi-do for further treatment and Hyun Joong will always head over to look after his grandmother if his schedule permits. He can't do that for the time being though as he is currently with SS501 for promotions in Hawaii and will only be back on 4th June.
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Yoon Eun Hye will soon be known more for her CFs then being an actress, since she has done mostly CFs since Coffee Prince in 2007 and with no further developments on her new drama Lady Castle as yet. Eun Hye was in the studios recently to film a new CF for Samsung Zipel fridges and fans were more captivated by her new look as she looked much more beautiful compared to the past.
The CF, released on 1st June sees Eun Hye dressed in a pearl colored dress that looked like a tulip and accentuated her shapely figure. Her new hairstyle not only complemented the delicateness of Eun Hye but also showcased her womanly, feminine charisma. Fans were full of praise after seeing Eun Hye's new look and commented that she looked much more beautiful than before. They also said that they can no longer link Eun Hye with her Coffee Prince drama role as the boyish looking Go Eun Chan.
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Hwang Seok-hyeon (왕석현) birthday today. Seok-hyeon as the grandson Cha Tae-hyeon (차태현) in the Speedy scandal (과속 스캔들) today even aged 6 years. Seok-hyeon happy b'day.. wish u all the best.. :)
~one action Hwang Seok-hyeon (왕석현) as Hwang Ki-dong (황기동) in the Speedy scandal (과속 스캔들)~
There’s not much to life. It’s all about getting that one lucky break!
Dae-san sells his own clothing designs at a small shop in Dongdaemun Market and all he thinks about is getting rich. One day, he crosses path with Joon-hee and finds that they share an uncanny resemblance to each other. Joon-hee, who is also the heir of a fashion empire, asks Dae-san if he could pose as him for a month. While secretly posing as Joon-hee, Dae-san uses his savvy business skills to outmaneuver Lee Jae-min and also finds true love. But then his cover is blown...
Singer Yoona and Asian star Kwon Sang-woo play the leading roles in this TV miniseries!
Starring
Oh Dae-san / actor Kwon Sang-woo Sells clothes in the back alleys of Dongdaemun Market and obsesses about getting rich. Tall and handsome, he is a hustler and dresses well as he marches ahead on the road towards becoming a successful merchant. Growing up as an orphan, he does not fear failure nor does he trust anyone. He meets Lee Joon-hee, heir to a fashion empire, by coincidence and when Lee sees that Dae-san looks just like him, he asks him if he would switch places with him...
Seo Yoo-jin / actress/singer Yoona An aspiring designer. She has a sharp sense of style and a lot of pride. One of the star graduates of a famous Paris fashion design school, she starts from the bottom in the fashion industry by working for Dae-san when her father, a clothes wholesaler, suddenly passes away. She doesn’t get along with Dae-san and constantly quarrels with him. By chance she meets the rich Lee Jae-min again whom she met before in Paris. His family owns a fashion empire and she can’t make up her mind whether to choose Jae-min or Dae-san, whom she has gradually grown fond of.Beautiful singer Yu-na of the popular Girl’s Generation girl group stars in this TV miniseries!
Lee Jae-min / actor Song Chang-ee Eldest son in the family that owns a fashion empire. As Joon-hee’s stepbrother, he makes decisions after weighing all the options before him and has impeccable manners. He is at odds with his step-grandmother, who wishes to hand over the reins of the company to her grandson Joon-hee, who also happens to be a talented businessman. The only woman who gives him comfort is Seo Yoo-jin, whom he met in Paris but he figures that he must marry Jang Sae-eun whose family is very wealthy and influential...
Jang Sae-eun / actress Han Eun-jeong The only daughter of the founder of a mutual fund empire. She studied fashion design overseas. Having sultry good looks, she did model gigs during her high school years. She is very conscious about the latest fashion trends. During her time abroad, she regrets turning down Jae-min when he proposed marriage to her, and so she wants to give him a second chance to rekindle their relationship. But she gets upset when Jae-min doesn’t show much of an interest in her. Then she spots Oh Dae-san and is attracted to his street smarts.
Lee Joon-hee / actor Kwon Sang-woo (also portrays Oh Dae-san) Second son of the founder of a fashion empire and heir apparent. He’s tall and has an athletic build. He’s handsome and has a sharp eye for style. But he’s arrogant and hates complications in his life. He was sent off to France where he spent 19 years of his life. Upon hearing about his father’s illness, he returns to Korea and his grandmother, the chairwoman of the company, makes him take a managerial position at the company. Having a heart problem just like his later mother, he asks Oh Dae-san, who is his lookalike, to pose as him for a month so that he can secretly get a heart operation without anyone in his family knowing about his medical condition. And with that he goes off to Paris for his operation...
Radio producer K was abandoned by his family. Lyricist Cream lost her family to a car accident in a split second. These two people continue their lives filling in each other's longings like family, friends and lovers. But K has less than 200 days to live. When he's gone he knows she'll be all alone. K decides to find someone who can be with her for the rest of her life. Joo-hwan is a dentist, a kind and gentle soul. But most importantly, a healthy human being, someone who can be by her side. Joo-hwan falls in love with her the moment he sees her. Trailer
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With Cannes over and the thriller movie Mother releasing this week, there’s been a lot of stuff in the news involving the film’s three main players: Won Bin, Kim Hye-ja, and director Bong Jun-ho.
Aside from Won Bin’s status as one of the hotties of the first wave of Hallyu (initiated by his 2000 tearjerker drama series Autumn Fairy Tale with Song Hye-gyo, Song Seung-heon), this role has been highly anticipated because he’s had such a long break from acting. In stark contrast to most heartthrobs who try to capitalize on fame as much as possible (cramming schedules with movies, dramas, CFs, and magazine shoots), then hurry to burst back on the scene after army duty by trying to hit the ground running, Won Bin has had a relatively sparse career, stayed out of the limelight, and resurfaced only sporadically in recent years as a UNICEF goodwill ambassador.
Here’s an interview with the actor, who strikes me as very humble and also very aware of (perhaps even overly disparaging of) his acting limitations.
This is your first new project in five years. You had quite a long hiatus.
As you know, after I served in the military and was discharged and went through rehab [for a knee injury], I considered various projects, but there wasn’t one that made me say, ‘This is the one.’ I wanted a different feeling, but I kept getting screenplays that were a repetition of my existing image for soft and tenderhearted characters. I couldn’t pick a project, which is when I came across Mother, and the thought occurred to me that I didn’t want to let this one slip by me. Of course the director [Bong Jun-ho] and Kim Hye-ja were big reasons, but the character of Do-jun is one I’d always wanted to try.
But the center of Mother is the mother, Kim Hye-ja. As a big comeback role, your character isn’t as prominent.
Although Do-jun’s character is relatively small, I don’t think that’s the important point. Do-jun is a role that stirs his mother into action. Because he’s necessary to the film, I wanted to do it all that much more.
You must have felt some pressure with the huge names of Kim Hye-ja and Bong Jun-ho.
Of course, I felt it quite a lot. I thought a lot about how to get on with Teacher Kim [an honorific term for Kim Hye-ja] and the director, and that my acting shouldn’t fall short of the film. I also put my faith in the director and thought of not making things annoying for Teacher Kim. While working on the film, I felt both fear and enjoyment throughout.
Do-jun’s character seems quite difficult to portray. How did you approach and understand the role?
It felt like walking a tightrope — Do-jun is the emotional line that sets off the mother. I tried to portray him as a character who wasn’t easily grasped or contained. I don’t think I’m naturally disposed to being an actor, but I tried to completely immerse myself into Do-jun. Diving into the film was a hard task for me.
Were you able to find the answer to Do-jun’s character?
I aimed to be Do-jun in all instances, and not calculate, not be nailed down to a mold. There’s a scene where he urinates on the street. The director said, “For a kid who pees while standing in line at a bus stop, there’s nothing he can’t do.” It was from that point that I realized I could do anything. [Laughs]
It must have been helpful that you spent your childhood in the mountains and fields of Gangwondo.
I did think back to my childhood growing up in the countryside and that time of innocence, but the answer was really within the script. The director wrote the script himself and understands clearly who Do-jun is better than anyone else, so I talked with him a lot.
In your last film before military service, My Brother, you were in your twenties. Is there anything different now that you’re in your thirties?
Now that I’m in my thirties, I feel more mature and calm. I’m glad I had free time to think. I’m the type who likes to work slowly, so my only thought was to work on a good film without feeling the anxiety of needing to hurry.
I think of you as an actor who isn’t fully developed yet but who’s still growing. Does acting in many projects help raise you to the next level?
When looking at my career, I feel a bit sad that I don’t have many films or diverse projects. Since I’ve taken long breaks after each film, each time I feel like I’m starting over as a rookie again. It feels like a new start. I do think I’d like to work more than I have in the past. I’m not the type of person who can work prolifically and when I’m deeply involved in one thing, I can’t do something else. Once the film has wrapped and begun its promotion, I can breathe and read scripts for the next thing. I’d like to work more from now on.
You’ve been acting for ten years. Do you feel the need for change?
Maybe it’s because of the image given off by my appearance, but I’ve been stuck in younger brother roles and soft-hearted types. It’s not a good thing if I want to show a range. I want to show something different than what I’ve showed in previous roles, particularly given how long my hiatus has been. I’d like to move from the person receiving protection to a masculine role that gives protection, but still I ended up in a role that epitomizes someone needing protection. [Laughs] I haven’t done a melodrama since Autumn Fairy Tale, but now that a lot of time has passed, I’ll be able to express more, different emotions. I’d also like to act in a masculine noir.
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Synopsis
The movie is about a famous female actress who cannot forget about her first love, and a photography major student who experiences his romance. (http://www.hancinema.net/korean_movie_Sydney_in_Love.php#news18622) Trailer