In the Korea-America joint film "The Legend Of The Dancing Ninja" has released its first still pictures and teasers.
Kang Jeong-hwa will be in this film which is a sequel to the "Beverly Hills Ninja" released in 1997.
An American young man who lived in Asia as a loner becomes a dancing ninja and faces chaos in this film!
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Korean actress
Kang Jeong-hwa (a.k.a Judy Kang) has been cast in a new Hollywood action film, "The Legend of the Dancing Ninja". The action comedy movie is directed by Mitchell Klebanoff and stars David Hasselhoff and newcomer Lucas Grabeel. Kang will play a character named Kimi, who helps the main character learn martial arts.
Kang has gone to study in Australia by herself in 9th grade and graduated from college there. Her experiences in Australia and English proficiency ha...
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Shinhwa member
Jun Jin will hold his first solo concert in Japan, the same year Shinhwa reaches the 10-year anniversary of their debut.
Jun Jin has planned two performances on the 26th (2pm, 7pm) at the C.C. Lemon Hall in Tokyo for 5000 fans. There was only one show originally scheduled but when the 2500 tickets sold out in five minutes, they decided to add another performance.
Since this is
Jun Jin's first solo concert in Japan, he sought out director Kim Seo-ryong, one of the best in the field at stage productions for concerts. They are also planning a pan-Asian tour during which the singer's first solo album will be released to coincide with his concert in Korea.
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By Cathy Rose A. Garcia
Staff Reporter
Korean celebrities turned into fashion models for one night for the first-ever Hallyu Stars Fashion Festival held at Seoul Plaza, Saturday evening.
Shinhwa member
Andy, singers
Son Ho-young,
Bada and
Kim Hyun-jeong and actress
Park Eun-hye, were only some of the celebrities who walked down the fashion runway wearing stylish creations of Korean designers.
While it is no longer unusual to find a celebrity strutting their stuff on the fashion runways, the Hallyu Stars Fashion Festival represented the Seoul government's efforts to promote the Korean fashion industry with the help of the popularity of hallyu or Korean Wave.
Seoul Fashion Center (SFC), a government center created to promote the fashion industry, hopes Korea's designers would also achieve the same level of success as its stars. SFC director-general Hahn Seong-hee said the Hallyu Stars Fashion Festival would help attract attention to the fashion industry.
Top designer Lie Sang-bong, whose designs make use of h...
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