"Who are the best in their fields that the heart must come before ability, honor and money... "
"The attitude should be wholehearted and truthful."
-Bae Yong Joon-

Monday, October 31, 2011

Saturday, October 29, 2011

[News] J.Y. Park announces ‘Dream High 2′ air date

Source: allkpop




There’s been a ton of buzz surrounding the new drama series, “Dream High 2“, as details regarding its cast and air date have been kept under wraps. On October 29th, fans received some concrete news from J.Y. Park himself, who announced the official air date of ‘Dream High 2′!

The multi-entertainer tweeted, “Starting to produce Dream High 2. 1st episode starts at Jan 30th on KBS. Let me know your suggestions for the show please~^^”

As we reported earlier, ‘Dream High 2′ will feature some brand new faces. The beloved cast from the original series may make a return, but currently, nothing has been set in stone yet. What is known, however, is that J.Y. Park and Bae Yong Joon will be making an appearance for sure.

If you have any ideas for ‘Dream High 2′, be sure to send them over to J.Y. Park’s official Twitter!


Source: J.Y. Park’s official Twitter

Thursday, October 27, 2011

[Photo] BYJ went to watch the Romeo & Juliet Performance

source: twitter / tomato99 / polaris /xiaoyi's blog



 tomato99 

BYJ's going out to watch Romeo & Juliet performance RT: 배용준이다 ㅜㅜ 한국에서 가장 잘 생긴 얼굴은 찍지 못했다... 





[News] "Dream High 2" Cast to Be Made Up of Trainees

source: soompi
by: animalcrackers

"Dream High 2" Cast to Be Made Up of Trainees

The success of KBS drama "Dream High" definitely has many fans of the hit show on their toes in anticipation for the second season. But producers seem to be taking the drama in a new direction, as they've revealed on October 26 that the new cast will be picked from current trainees!

The drama is still co-produced by Key East Entertainment and JYP Entertainment, and instead of bringing back the original cast, the two companies have decided to bring forth their talented trainees to create a new cast of rising stars.

"We'll be using the talents amongst our trainees, and they're currently undergoing missions to begin their auditions. By next month, we'll have the cast list ready," officials of the drama disclosed. As for the original cast, they revealed, "They'll be making cameo appearances at the most."

Fans of Bae Yong Joon and Park Jin Young can also look forward to the two back and acting with the new cast, as it was also revealed that although they won't have a lot of screentime, they will be taking on characters of bigger impact.

Filming will begin in December, and the drama will prepare for broadcast in January. The first season of "Dream High" involved some of the hottest idol stars in the industry, including 2PM's Woo Young and Taecyeon, IU, and miss A's Suzy.

[News] ‘Dream High 2′ to begin filming this December with a “fresh cast”

source: VITALSIGN @allkpop / xiaoyi's blog


Producers of KBS‘s ‘Dream High 2‘ have revealed that filming for the new season will begin with fresh faces starting this December.

The first season, which debuted earlier this year, was a hit amongst fans with hot stars like Taecyeon, Wooyoung, Suzy, and Kim Soo Hyun. A lot of attention has been focused on the new cast, by co-producers Key East and JYP Entertainment have been keeping it under wraps, hinting that they’ll be fresh faces picked straight from their group of trainees.

On October 26th, a representative revealed, “There are a lot of talents amongst the trainees. We recently gave them several missions to carry out and have begun the audition process. We’re sure that the cast will be finalized by next month.”

In regards to the original cast making an appearance, they added, “The season is scheduled to begin airing in January so the schedule is up in the air. If anything, they’ll be making cameo appearances.”

Bae Yong Joon and J.Y. Park, however, will be making an appearance for sure. “This drama won’t be focused on them, though. The plot will revolve around the new stars so we haven’t finalized their screen time or anything. Even so, they’ll be characters that will definitely make an impact on the plot.”

Source + Photos: Sports Seoul via Naver

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

[Trans] YJ is going to have a housewarming party.

Source: suehan's blog

suehan: Kim Hyun Joong appeared a radio show, “Date at Two O’Clock”, on October 17, 2011, and talked about YJ a bit. This video is about 35 minutes long, and he talked about YJ at around the 31:00 mark.



DJ: I have another question for you. I heard that you have been questioned a lot about Bae Yong Joon, and you talked about him quite often. Did Bae Yong Joon make any comments on that?

KHJ: Nope, not at all. He says nice things like I might be exhausted from an album.

DJ: He cares a lot about you.

KHJ: Yes, he does.

DJ: Do you guys call and see each other a lot?

KHJ: Yes. He invited me for his housewarming party.

DJ: Is Bae Yong Joon going to have a housewarming party? Please take pictures and post them. I’d like to see them.

Monday, October 17, 2011

[News] Actress Im Soo Jung Joins Bae Yong Joon's Key East Entertainment

Source: http://www.soompi.com/news/actress-im-soo-jung-joins-bae-yong-joons-key-east-entertainment
by: hazelnutthursdays on Oct 17, 2011 



Another acting heavyweight joins the top stars in Bae Yong Joon’s management agency, Key East Entertainment. It was reported that actress Im Soo Jung, most recently seen in the Cannes entry “Come Rain, Come Shine” with Hyun Bin has signed with Key East. Im Soo Jung was formerly under the management of Sidus HQ.

“I feel that I need to grow as an actor, and challenge myself in the various aspects of the entertainment industry,” the actress stated.

“We will support Im Soo Jung so she may show different sides of herself in different projects,” Key East said in a statement, according to local news agencies.

Im Soo Jung debuted in 2001, on the drama “School 4.” Even then, she has already gained recognition for outstanding acting abilities. She starred with So Ji Sub in 2004’s “Sorry I Love You,” but has been more active in films.

She has gained a reputation for being a strong dramatic actress and has worked with some of the country’s A-list actors. Along with Moon Geun Young, she was one of the eponymous sisters in 2003’s “A Tale of Two Sisters,” the first Korean film to be screened in American theaters. She played a cancer-stricken young woman opposite Kim Rae Won in “...ing.” She similarly played a terminally ill patient in 2007’s “Happiness” and was Rain’s leading lady in the offbeat “I’m a Cyborg but That’s OK.” Im Soo Jung departed from her usual dramatic fare by taking the lead role opposite Gong Yoo in the 2010 romantic comedy “Finding Mr. Destiny.”

Im Soo Jung’s move to Key East Entertainment brings her under the same management as Choi Kang Hee, Lee Ji Ah, Joo Ji Hoon, Kim Hyun Joong, Kim Soo Hyun, So Yi Hyun and Wang Ji Hye, among others.