A kissing preview for Heaven’s Postman

Fans of TVXQ / DBSK’s Jaejoong might want to look away… A teaser of his upcoming new drama for “Heaven’s Postman” has been uploaded to the internet and it features him kissing a girl.

Kang Ji-hwan is still thirsty for success

With the new romantic-comedy spy movie Level 7 Civil Servant (aka Secret Couple) about to come out — it’s in theaters April 23 — both stars have been heavily promoting the movie, which is earning favorable buzz.

‘7th Grade Civil Servant’ Press Conference Held

At 11am on the 27th morning, upcoming spy action movie “7th Grade Civil Servant” held its media press conference, with the two leading actors Kim Ha Neul and Kang Ji Hwan attending the event.

Kang Ji-hwan and Kim Haneul play Spy vs. Spy

More information release as Level 7 Civil Servant [7급 공무원 or “7th grade government agent”] heads into bona fide promotional mode. On the 27th, the film held its production press conference at Seoul’s Jayangdong Lotte Cinema.

THSK Subaru Impression

Subaru is finally released!

Fly To The Sky’s Brian Cast In A Movie

Member of the popular duo Fly To The Sky, Brian has been recently cast in a Hollywood movie.

Kang Ji Hwan, So Ji Sub, Kim Rae Won: 2009 ‘New Troika’

This year’s new threesome takes over the theaters. They are Kang Ji Hwan with ‘Seventh Grade Civil Servant,’ Kim Rae Won with ‘Insa-dong Scandal’ and So Ji Sub with ‘Sophie’s Revenge.’

Report from Subaru Press Conference

Finally, we had arrived at the stage!! Today, the members was really nice
and frankly speaking, they didn’t have much make up on them. While interviewing, we had complex feelings and comments for the members.

Kim Ah-joong and Hwang Jung-min together for Six Months

 

This is pretty big casting news: Kim Ah-joong and Hwang Jung-min are being paired as romantic leads in the upcoming miniseries Six Months [식스먼스].

Live-Action Dragonball Opens at #1 in 5 Asian Markets

The Hollywood Reporter newspaper reports that the live-action Dragonball: Evolution film opened as the #1 movie in five of the eight Asian markets in which it opened this past weekend. James Wong and 20th Century Fox’s adaptation of Akira Toriyama’s fighting manga made US$10.106 million on 2,118 screens to rank as the #4 film outside North America for the weekend. (According to Box Office Mojo, two of the three higher grossing films, Marley and Me and Gran Torino, opened in 34 and 27 markets, respectively.)