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Well, looks like we’re not the only ones who are addicted to certain Korean dramas. Miles Fowler, whose bio and LinkdIn page says he’s a writer and former editor, gave a shoutout to the Korean period drama, Dr. Jin.
Despite Fowler’s political views, its nice that there are people outside of the direct Asian community or fans of JYJ around the world who think the drama is fascinating.
Ahahaha! We’ve got to get that boy a girlfriend for real. 😛 Junsu was enjoying himself and having fun and posted a pic via twitter: Junsu: You don’t like me ã… ã… ? pic.twitter.com/VJ7YCUKL credit: 1215thexiahtic trans by: sharingyoochun.net
Junsu performed for thousands of fans last night in Los Angeles, just days after performing in New York for his solo concert project.
The Hollywood Palladium was rocking with what one review noted as “doe eyed girls”. LA Weekly did a write up of the show as well. The erroneous impression of ‘repeated label hopping’ aside, the only real complaint in the writeup was apparently the sound system.
– What do you think when starting your World Tour right after concluding the Asia tour?
I have been in a lot of Asia Tours but it was the very first Asia Tour of my own. I started off with many worries and concerns but when performing in Hong Kong, I thought back at the first time when I gathered my courage. Because there are no broadcast activities whatsoever, releasing not a single but a full album is a big burden and releasing a full album for my concert also gave me pressure.
In the middle of many worries, I gathered my courage, released my album and I have received much more love than I thought. Rather than saying I got the fruits of my labor from the concert, it has become a chance for me to see a gleam of hope and picture out my future. The year 2012 feels like a dream and it is such a significant year in my entire life. Starting off my World tour in New York, I will do my best and be responsible as a representative of Korea and Asia who gets to hold concert in the US and even in South America.
At the 2012 Seoul Drama Awards, a dashing Yoochun won the “Outstanding Hallyu Drama Male Actor” award for his work in Rooftop Prince. The 26 year old singer/songwriter/actor dedicated the award to his late father who passed away in March 2012.
Junsu made the list of ‘must see’ concerts this week on NorthJersey.com. Columnist Kendra Recht posts about Junsu’s upcoming concert, among a few chosen others, and mentions the fact that Junsu writes and produces his own music. Check it out:
