Super Junior’s new show MBC Super Junior’s Foresight will be on air in just a few more days! Popular idol group Super Junior, known for their strategy in building talents of their members apart from singing and dancing, are capitalizing on this again with new showSuper Junior’s Foresight. The show features members who have shown good skills in variety shows and radio programs, namely Leeteuk, Yesung, Eunhyuk and Kyuhyun. Watch the show’s teaser below, to keep you busy until Super Junior’s Foresight premiers on December 8th at 5PM. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65tszVPY73k Source: TeaBeige@youtube.com |
Monday, November 29, 2010
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Super Junior’s Siwon Reveals Childhood Photos
Super Junior‘s Siwon is known for his stunning looks and lately, Siwon’s natural beauty has been the hot topic in various sites. Care to ask why? Then take a look at it yourself!
Netizens have taken notice of Siwon’s flawless beauty ever since he was in kindergarten up until his high school graduation photo. They also claimed that Siwon’s looks did not change and assumed that he had gotten tons of confessions back then due to his idol-star charisma.
Fans praised the photos and left comments such as, “Choi Siwon’s beauty! He is simply god’s beloved~”, “How can he be so handsome?”, “Siwon is more handsome!” and “A pretty man who has never touched a knife before~”.
Obviously, that’s a definite reason why Siwon’s members brand him as the ‘prince’ in the group.
source: koreastardaily
translated by callinginsane @sj-world.net
Written by SparklingDiamond @kpoplive
Hangeng Wants To Be On Stage With Super Junior if Korean Law Allows Him
At a recent press conference in Singapore held for Hangeng, a reporter asked him what his thoughts were on Leeteuk’s wish to all stand on stage together before he enlists in the army, which he revealed on MBC’s Radio Star. What was Hangeng’s reply?
Hangeng stated that he would also like to be on stage with all the members, only if the Korean law border allowed him to be and as long as the legal issues with SM Entertainment are sorted.
He also revealed that he is still in contact with two members from Super Junior, but tries not to contact them and the others too much as he does not want to cause them any trouble with the company. Hangeng continuously hopes that they all do understand his actions and reasons for doing this.
Chinese fans caught stealing social security numbers to vote for idol groups online
It has come to the attention of Korean netizens that some Chinese fans may be stealing the social security numbers of ordinary Korean citizens in order to vote online for their favorite idol groups in this year’s ‘Melon Music Awards.‘
These netizens recently took screencaps of posts on the Chinese music community site ‘Baidu‘, which contained information and tutorials on how to vote for singers for the ‘Melon Music Awards’, as well as for Korean music programs like ‘Inkigayo.‘ Shockingly, the methods they provided involved illegally using Social Security Numbers of Korean citizens. On top of that, overseas fans have also been using the social security numbers to download music on Korean music sites and buy mobile phone ringtones.
Netizens also noticed that from Super Junior’s voting statistics for the ‘Melon Music Awards’, 57% of the 28,720 votes for the group were from citizens over 40 years of age, which is an extremely unusual occurence, considering how group is mostly popular amongst fans in their teens and 20’s. Voting statistics for the remaining three groups in the top 4 for the ‘online voting’ category - SNSD, SHINeeand Jo Kwon & Ga-In - also have 16-19% of the voters being over 40 years of age.
Posts on the Baidu community site also exhibit users posting screencaps of pop-up windows that appear when they tried to use the stolen social security numbers, asking other users what it meant. The pop-up box was in fact a message from the Identity Theft Prevention Service stating that the social security has been blocked due to suspicions of identity theft.
According to the Population Registration Act Article 37, illegally stealing a social security number is a criminal act that carries a penalty of 3 years of imprisonment and a $8,700 USD fine.
Source: Daily Economy
Super Junior’s Choi Siwon achieves his childhood dream through ‘Athena’
Super Junior’s Choi Siwon has revealed his secret childhood dream.
On the morning of November 30th, Choi Siwon was at the Seoul Sheraton Walkerhill Hotel along with the other cast members, Jung Woo Sung, Soo Ae, Cha Seung Won, Lee Ji Ah, Yoo Dong Geunand Kim Min Jong for the upcoming drama, ’Athena’s‘ press conference.
He said, “This is my first time doing this genre of acting, so I’m nervous. The sunbaes are teaching me a lot of things and being really nice to me, so I’m getting used to it.”
He continued, “All guys dream of being a special agent with a gun, so it feels great to get to play this role. I’m able to achieve my childhood dream through ‘Athena’ which makes me happy.”
The first episode will air on the 13th of December through SBS.
Source: TV Daily via Nate
Hangeng Reveals Troubled Life While In Super Junior
After arriving in Taiwan to promote his new album, Geng Xin, Hangeng appeared on the Shen Chun Hua Life Show and took the audience by surprise as he revealed intimate details about his life while with SM Entertainment.
With the life of not only an idol, but a member of one of the most popular boy groups in South Korea, Hangeng revealed that the tremendous stress ultimately led him to experience bouts of depression. Leaving China and traveling to South Korea for training at the young age of 19, Hangeng took notice of the different treatment he received for being a foreigner, “There is different treatment, the company may not have realized…but I always take note of the minor details, it made me uncomfortable at times.”
During Super Junior’s debut in 2005, Hangeng was only allowed to appear on three television channels because of the Korean laws regarding foreign artists. It was during a 2007 show that Hangeng decided to wear a mask to be able to perform on stage. “Before the performance, I was informed that I couldn’t perform on stage, but the routine of a 13 members group and the singing parts cannot be changed! I’m the only one wearing a mask, perhaps I can attract the audience’s attention even more easily!”
But despite his positive attitude, stress eventually took a toll on Hangeng. He began to grow frustrated and kept to himself as he found it hard to talk about it with his fellow Super Junior members. “When I was in Super Junior, I sometimes felt frustrated. There were days where I would lock myself in my room and just watch movies on my bed.”
“One day, I saw an article about a Korean idol committing suicide, it said that this idol was frustrated every day. I felt scared that I would become just like that idol and worried that I would follow in their footsteps,” Hangeng shared. It was after worrying about his future health that he decided to take action. “It is not due to one or two matters, I’m the kind of person who puts lots of matters in my heart and not voice it out, deciding to go solo is accumulated by many matters, I never wished to be a famous star, only wished to happily get along with members and staff…Everyone has a different desire… but I felt that being happy was more important.” Hangeng has now grown into a solo artist with a lot more control of his activities than before. Though throughout it all, he still worries about meeting his family’s expectations. On the previous day, Hangeng received a letter of encouragement from his father that caused him to tear up.
Hangeng hopes that in the future he’ll be able to have a steady relationship with a non-idol girlfriend. “Now that I have a new album, concert, and I still have a movie to work on, I want to stabilize my career first before I talk about relationships.”
Meanwhile, Hangeng’s Chinese activities are going well as his latest concert was a great success.
Source: XinMsn Entertainment + Yahoo China Entertainment
Translated by huiwensg@geng-bao.net + bulletproof@sj-world.net
Super Junior-M to come back soon?
Super Junior-M, the sub unit of Super Junior aimed at the Chinese music industry halted all their activities when Hangeng filed a lawsuit against SM Entertainment. Despite this, they may make a comeback in the near future according to one of the members.
Member Henry Lau recently tweeted: “Hey its been a while! How have u all been? Hope u haven’t’ forgotten me!!! Sjm comin soon! Love!”
I’m sure no one has forgotten about Henry and fans should be very excited about the comeback. If any more information about their comeback pops up, we’ll be sure to keep you informed.
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Photo: Henry Lau twitter