Japan moves closer to have freedom of speech.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Clara
Remember Clara, we featured her new song on irice.org site in the video section. Well she is releasing her debut CD and Dec.1st with a hilarious fan beside her.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Asian PFLAG
Here is a nice article about the first Asian women in China who accept her gay son. Now she is trying to convince the rest of China to rethink what it means to love your children. Very touching story.
Her name is Mama Wu!
Her name is Mama Wu!
Super Cute Ryan Higa
YouTube sensation Mr. Higa is full of energy and surprises. No wonder he is one of the top paid YouTuber around.
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Taiwan Pride 2010
It is nice to see Asian countries are having their Pride march and fighting for freedom of speech. Taiwan is heading there faster then other... well maybe Thailand can surpass them.
Harry Harry Harry!
Harry Shum, Jr. shows off his toned body in this shirtless shot for Yellow magazine’s November 2010 issue!
Features 'Mama, i am gay', the son reveals
A mom's perspective when her son told her that he is gay.
FRANCISTOWN: "This revelation has really turned my world upside down. Like a sharp spear, the words have pierced through my heart leaving me feeling dejected and feeling like a worthless human being.
"Why does it have to happen to my son? What wrong have I done in this world to deserve such a punishment from God?"
These are the words of 45-year-old, single parent, Sega (not her real name). These lamentations have been triggered by her 24-year-old son's shocking revelation of his sexual orientation. The day of the revelation will forever remain engraved in her mind. It is the day in which, as she puts it: "I lost my son, though he is still alive and we are living under the same roof. On that day, I did not know what to say to my son. I was not sure whether he was still my real son or not. But physically he was still the same".
She reveals that it was in the afternoon on that fateful day when the boy decided to reveal the truth that he had been hiding from her all along. "He approached me with a smile that I was used to because we were very close.
He held me tight and whispered in my ears that he wanted to tell me something," she says. Having seen him with a few girls before, she says she immediately suspected that the boy might have impregnated one of them.
"That is what immediately came to my mind. My mind started playing the videos of the faces of the girlfriends that I have seen with him. He immediately called me into his room and I sat on his bedside," she says. She says that, "a pin drop silence followed before I urged him to tell me whatever he wanted to tell me. He looked down and tears started flooding his eyes before declaring that: "Mum I wanted to tell you that I am gay. I am tired of hiding this fact from you".
Sega says that though her son had said a few sentences the only word that she heard and that continues to ring in her mind is 'gay'. "That word was like a deadly blow that knocked me off. I felt confused. I started sweating. My whole world was crumbling. I could see my world falling apart in front of my eyes. I felt like my son is no more though he was right there beside me," she maintains.
She reveals that that night the shock and anger did not permit her peaceful sleep. "I had difficulties sleeping. I cried uncontrollably. I tried to recollect myself and to figure out what might have gone wrong with my boy but to no avail," she says.
She had no alternative but to accept this hard to accept fact. "I had to accept that my son is different from others. I accepted that the few girlfriends that I have seen and even the last beautiful one who was officially introduced to me was just one of the many attempts by my son to fight off the truth that was burning inside him," she says.
She adds, "I now became suspicious that the different boys that I usually see with my son might turn out to be the real girlfriends". She says that of particular note was her son's friend who would always visit at month end. "I was always told that this friend was staying in Gaborone. My son also always made numerous trips to Gaborone," she reveals. She says that, "though I am trying to accept my son as he is, I still face difficulties. This is mainly presented by religious convictions. As a Christian, I at times tend to think that my son is possessed by demons and that one day they will leave him and he will be a normal person again".
She has however gone for counselling and is beginning to accept that "as human beings, we are different. It is not an easy thing but I have no choice here because he is my son, my own blood and flesh that I carried for nine months. I therefore cannot disown him because of his condition".
Although she is somehow disappointed, Sega is full of praises for her son. "At least he was able to be assertive and bold enough to tell me the truth. I will always love him and respect him for that," she says.
Anita Lebengo, a psychology and sociology lecturer at the Institute of Health Sciences in Francistown says that, "the issue of sexual orientation remains a challenge. This is so because as members of societies we are conformists and are bound by our respective societal norms and values. These societal norms and values create a burden of having to fulfil societal obligations and expectations. One of the clear societal expectations is that sexual relationships must and have to happen between people of opposite sexes".
She says, "because this is the understanding that has come to be viewed as the accepted standard or norm, anybody who engages in anything contrary to this is regarded as a misfit in the society and deserves to be punished".
She says that the societal norms and values have a corresponding effect on the way individuals think. "This explains why it will always be difficult for most people to publicly declare or express their sexual orientation. Only those who are strong enough are able to break from the established norm and publicly celebrate their true sexual orientation," she says.
She says that all forms of persuasion are used to try to cement and justify the societal norms and values. "At times religion and culture are used to try and justify condemnation of any other forms of sexual orientation apart from the socially acceptable ones".
source: http://www.mmegi.bw
FRANCISTOWN: "This revelation has really turned my world upside down. Like a sharp spear, the words have pierced through my heart leaving me feeling dejected and feeling like a worthless human being.
"Why does it have to happen to my son? What wrong have I done in this world to deserve such a punishment from God?"
These are the words of 45-year-old, single parent, Sega (not her real name). These lamentations have been triggered by her 24-year-old son's shocking revelation of his sexual orientation. The day of the revelation will forever remain engraved in her mind. It is the day in which, as she puts it: "I lost my son, though he is still alive and we are living under the same roof. On that day, I did not know what to say to my son. I was not sure whether he was still my real son or not. But physically he was still the same".
She reveals that it was in the afternoon on that fateful day when the boy decided to reveal the truth that he had been hiding from her all along. "He approached me with a smile that I was used to because we were very close.
He held me tight and whispered in my ears that he wanted to tell me something," she says. Having seen him with a few girls before, she says she immediately suspected that the boy might have impregnated one of them.
"That is what immediately came to my mind. My mind started playing the videos of the faces of the girlfriends that I have seen with him. He immediately called me into his room and I sat on his bedside," she says. She says that, "a pin drop silence followed before I urged him to tell me whatever he wanted to tell me. He looked down and tears started flooding his eyes before declaring that: "Mum I wanted to tell you that I am gay. I am tired of hiding this fact from you".
Sega says that though her son had said a few sentences the only word that she heard and that continues to ring in her mind is 'gay'. "That word was like a deadly blow that knocked me off. I felt confused. I started sweating. My whole world was crumbling. I could see my world falling apart in front of my eyes. I felt like my son is no more though he was right there beside me," she maintains.
She reveals that that night the shock and anger did not permit her peaceful sleep. "I had difficulties sleeping. I cried uncontrollably. I tried to recollect myself and to figure out what might have gone wrong with my boy but to no avail," she says.
She had no alternative but to accept this hard to accept fact. "I had to accept that my son is different from others. I accepted that the few girlfriends that I have seen and even the last beautiful one who was officially introduced to me was just one of the many attempts by my son to fight off the truth that was burning inside him," she says.
She adds, "I now became suspicious that the different boys that I usually see with my son might turn out to be the real girlfriends". She says that of particular note was her son's friend who would always visit at month end. "I was always told that this friend was staying in Gaborone. My son also always made numerous trips to Gaborone," she reveals. She says that, "though I am trying to accept my son as he is, I still face difficulties. This is mainly presented by religious convictions. As a Christian, I at times tend to think that my son is possessed by demons and that one day they will leave him and he will be a normal person again".
She has however gone for counselling and is beginning to accept that "as human beings, we are different. It is not an easy thing but I have no choice here because he is my son, my own blood and flesh that I carried for nine months. I therefore cannot disown him because of his condition".
Although she is somehow disappointed, Sega is full of praises for her son. "At least he was able to be assertive and bold enough to tell me the truth. I will always love him and respect him for that," she says.
Anita Lebengo, a psychology and sociology lecturer at the Institute of Health Sciences in Francistown says that, "the issue of sexual orientation remains a challenge. This is so because as members of societies we are conformists and are bound by our respective societal norms and values. These societal norms and values create a burden of having to fulfil societal obligations and expectations. One of the clear societal expectations is that sexual relationships must and have to happen between people of opposite sexes".
She says, "because this is the understanding that has come to be viewed as the accepted standard or norm, anybody who engages in anything contrary to this is regarded as a misfit in the society and deserves to be punished".
She says that the societal norms and values have a corresponding effect on the way individuals think. "This explains why it will always be difficult for most people to publicly declare or express their sexual orientation. Only those who are strong enough are able to break from the established norm and publicly celebrate their true sexual orientation," she says.
She says that all forms of persuasion are used to try to cement and justify the societal norms and values. "At times religion and culture are used to try and justify condemnation of any other forms of sexual orientation apart from the socially acceptable ones".
source: http://www.mmegi.bw
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Rain (Bi) - Grinding Low
The Korean pop star Rain, known for his solid body and hip dance moves. In this Video near the end we will see him take his shirt off and slowly grinding with other hot men. HMMMMMMMM ! yummmmmmmy!
Which Colour do You Like?
Choosing Men is not like choosing underwears. You can throw away your dirty undies but the men will always return.
GLEE Fans!
This past episode of Glee, Mike (the other Asian) and Tina had their first duet. Harry Shum Jr. (Mike) was so sexy when he moves across the floor.
You're Beautiful!
America's Got Talent and now China got her very own talent in the name of Liu Wei, an Armless Pianist who was awarded China's Got Talent prizes. The touching story of Mr. Wei is inspirational to all of us who might have a talent of our own.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Margaret Cho Dance for Pride!
With all the tragic news these day on homophobic hate in schools and in our lives... Margaret Cho wants us to remember that we should always celebrate our PRIDE!
Friday, October 1, 2010
Gay Asians reveal racism problems
BBC News actually reports on this... surprising!
Gay Asian men living in Yorkshire say they are facing increasing racial abuse from within the gay community.
hey claim the problem means that some of them are fearing for their own safety and have decided to stay at home or just suffer in silence.Naz from Wakefield explained that when he goes out on to the gay scene in Leeds and Bradford he always sees or suffers from racial abuse."I have a fear now when I go out that there will be racism directed towards me and my friends," he told BBC Asian Network."It makes us feel very insecure and I don't think its worth going out because of the problems we face."
Ali from Bradford is a regular on the gay scene in the North of England. He goes out every week and tries to ignore the insults but says, inevitably, the racism does get to him. "If I go out then I don't like to go on my own," he said. "I always go with friends. "We get looked at in a funny way. We don't get served in bars unless we protest and we get called Paki or have to deal with comments like 'here come the suicide bombers'." Both Ali and Naz go to get help and advice from a group called ABC in Bradford who provide a support network for Asian and black gay men in West Yorkshire.
More reading: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/8555503.stm
Gay Asian men living in Yorkshire say they are facing increasing racial abuse from within the gay community.
hey claim the problem means that some of them are fearing for their own safety and have decided to stay at home or just suffer in silence.Naz from Wakefield explained that when he goes out on to the gay scene in Leeds and Bradford he always sees or suffers from racial abuse."I have a fear now when I go out that there will be racism directed towards me and my friends," he told BBC Asian Network."It makes us feel very insecure and I don't think its worth going out because of the problems we face."
Ali from Bradford is a regular on the gay scene in the North of England. He goes out every week and tries to ignore the insults but says, inevitably, the racism does get to him. "If I go out then I don't like to go on my own," he said. "I always go with friends. "We get looked at in a funny way. We don't get served in bars unless we protest and we get called Paki or have to deal with comments like 'here come the suicide bombers'." Both Ali and Naz go to get help and advice from a group called ABC in Bradford who provide a support network for Asian and black gay men in West Yorkshire.
More reading: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/8555503.stm
Nakata Air Undie
Well well well, Mr. Nakata is modeling the new AIR underwear by Calvin. Can't stop drooling.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Dozens of gay men detained in Beijing
Dozens or even hundreds of gay men who had gathered at an outdoor pick-up spot in Beijing on Sunday night were rounded up and detained briefly in a major police swoop, according to media reports.
State-run People's Daily Online reported on Sep 28, 2010:
Hundreds of gay men have been rounded up and taken away in an ongoing police operation at Mudanyuan in Haidian district, Beijing.
About 20 police vehicles carrying four officers each including SWAT teams invaded the outdoor gay hangout Sunday night.
About 20 police vehicles carrying four officers each including SWAT teams invaded the outdoor gay hangout Sunday night. Police hit the area again late last night.
"You can't imagine how deeply over 200 of us were wounded by this experience," one of the arrested gay men told the Global Times Monday on condition of anonymity.
He refused to discuss details of his treatment by the police.
They were taken to the Huayuanlu police station, revealed an online post on a website popular with Mudanyuan visitors. "They were required to show their identity cards, take a blood test, have their photo taken and leave their fingerprints."
The campaign was just part of the typical annual citywide public security inspection ahead of the National Day holiday, said Beijing Public Security Bureau spokesman Zi Xiangdong.
He did not elaborate what regulations had been violated by the seized men.
AFP via Yahoo News:
Officers and riot police descended on Mudanyuan, a forested area in northern Beijing that is the capital's largest gay pick-up spot, late Sunday and Monday, said Guo Ziyang, a project manager at the Beijing Gay Working Group.
"According to those who were there, riot and normal police detained more than 80 people on Sunday, made them register and took photos, and then they let them go," Guo, whose organisation campaigns for gay rights, told AFP.
Source: Fridae.com
State-run People's Daily Online reported on Sep 28, 2010:
Hundreds of gay men have been rounded up and taken away in an ongoing police operation at Mudanyuan in Haidian district, Beijing.
About 20 police vehicles carrying four officers each including SWAT teams invaded the outdoor gay hangout Sunday night.
About 20 police vehicles carrying four officers each including SWAT teams invaded the outdoor gay hangout Sunday night. Police hit the area again late last night.
"You can't imagine how deeply over 200 of us were wounded by this experience," one of the arrested gay men told the Global Times Monday on condition of anonymity.
He refused to discuss details of his treatment by the police.
They were taken to the Huayuanlu police station, revealed an online post on a website popular with Mudanyuan visitors. "They were required to show their identity cards, take a blood test, have their photo taken and leave their fingerprints."
The campaign was just part of the typical annual citywide public security inspection ahead of the National Day holiday, said Beijing Public Security Bureau spokesman Zi Xiangdong.
He did not elaborate what regulations had been violated by the seized men.
AFP via Yahoo News:
Officers and riot police descended on Mudanyuan, a forested area in northern Beijing that is the capital's largest gay pick-up spot, late Sunday and Monday, said Guo Ziyang, a project manager at the Beijing Gay Working Group.
"According to those who were there, riot and normal police detained more than 80 people on Sunday, made them register and took photos, and then they let them go," Guo, whose organisation campaigns for gay rights, told AFP.
Source: Fridae.com
Far East Movement
Take a look where "Like a G6" sits on on the list of Top 10 singles on iTune. The boys of Far East Movement, aka the hardest working guys in hip hop, have the number one song on iTunes. That's amazing!
Monday, September 27, 2010
Asian Male Calendar
So jealous of the US whose will be getting their 2011 Asian Male Redefined calendar.
Friday, September 10, 2010
TEAM JUMBA
One of YouTube famous' faces is KevJumba who infamous star down Jessica Alba in an online staring contest has confirmed that he and his dad will be on the Amazing Race.
WAT
WaT (Wentz and Teppei) is a Japanese pop duo, composed of singers/songwriters Eiji Wentz and Teppei Koike. They met each other in 2002 and formed WaT, playing street lives with their guitars. Their debut single Boku no Kimochi came out in 2005. Wentz, who is half German-American and half Japanese, is also known as an entertainer and comedian.
Asian GWIP
Sorry for not posting regularly since we are a not for profit organization and we have limited resources. But we promise to post regularly!
Here is our Asian GWIP of the week.
Here is our Asian GWIP of the week.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
September Blue
Back to school can bring in the blues for some people, but can be a new fresh start for others. Boys in their school uniform and men in their suits going to work.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Friday, August 20, 2010
Maggie as Nikita
If you live in a big city, you might be seeing some billboards promoting CW's new fall action drama Nikita, prominently featuring star Maggie Q. In Los Angeles, they're everywhere. The network's marketing department knows exactly what they've got to work with: legs and guns and legs and guns.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Asian GWIP
Something about boys and their iPhone pics. This boy sure know how to take his good angle for us to see.
Kenya Shimizu
Kenya Shimizu has a really classic Japanese style. He expresses Japanese guys and their Samurai-spirits which Western guys may find interesting. His works are exactly what those who are interested in Japan want to see. He used to draw illustrations for gay magazines including G-men, but he recently has started to show his original works, and has put value on more artistic activities.
Kenya is one of the artists who had most enquiries at my ‘Boys Life’ exhibition at Mardi Gras last year. He came to Australia with his partner to experience Mardis Gras and Australian life. His exhibitions in England two years ago had a huge success and his many works were sold out. I expect he will have more responses from overseas in the future. However, he has had few opportunities to show his works and I would say it is generally precious to see his works in person. He showed a few of his past and latest works at the last year’s exhibition, by the way. It seems he has been constantly working. All of his works will be new this time. Enjoy!
Source: http://www.japanesegayart.com
Kenya is one of the artists who had most enquiries at my ‘Boys Life’ exhibition at Mardi Gras last year. He came to Australia with his partner to experience Mardis Gras and Australian life. His exhibitions in England two years ago had a huge success and his many works were sold out. I expect he will have more responses from overseas in the future. However, he has had few opportunities to show his works and I would say it is generally precious to see his works in person. He showed a few of his past and latest works at the last year’s exhibition, by the way. It seems he has been constantly working. All of his works will be new this time. Enjoy!
Source: http://www.japanesegayart.com
Friday, August 13, 2010
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Haruna Ai
Haruna, Japan famous "transsexual talent" will be running a marathon for charity. Although many were concerned whether she could handle the task, Ai showed her training progress to the press. When she was initially chosen as the runner, all she cared about was her makeup melting away. However, during the public training session, her makeup was all taken off by her sweat. Ai said, “I don’t care about makeup any more.” It seems like she is ready to show off her “Ohnishi Kenji” (her real name) face.
http://www.tokyohive.com/2010/08/haruna-ai-is-ready-to-return-to-kenji/
http://www.tokyohive.com/2010/08/haruna-ai-is-ready-to-return-to-kenji/
Friday, August 6, 2010
Singapore Freedom to LOVE event
Tears to our eyes..Wish the world could be like this. Freedom to love and marry the one they love.
Chinese Male Homosexualities: Memba, Tongzhi and Golden Boy
This book presents a groundbreaking exploration of masculinities and homosexualities amongst Chinese gay men. It provides a sociological account of masculinity, desire, sexuality, identity and citizenship in contemporary Chinese societies, and within the constellation of global culture.
Kong reports the results of an extensive ethnographic study of contemporary Chinese gay men in a wide range of different locations including mainland China, Hong Kong and the Chinese overseas community in London, showing how Chinese gay men live their everyday lives. Relating Chinese male homosexuality to the extensive social and cultural theories on gender, sexuality and the body, postcolonialism and globalisation, the book examines the idea of queer space and numerous 'queer flows' – of capital, bodies, ideas, images, and commodities – around the world.
The book concludes that different gay male identities – such as the conspicuously consuming memba in Hong Kong, the urban tongzhi, the 'money boy' in China and the feminised 'golden boy' in London – emerge in different locations, and are all caught up in the transnational flow of queer cultures which are at once local and global.
Kong reports the results of an extensive ethnographic study of contemporary Chinese gay men in a wide range of different locations including mainland China, Hong Kong and the Chinese overseas community in London, showing how Chinese gay men live their everyday lives. Relating Chinese male homosexuality to the extensive social and cultural theories on gender, sexuality and the body, postcolonialism and globalisation, the book examines the idea of queer space and numerous 'queer flows' – of capital, bodies, ideas, images, and commodities – around the world.
The book concludes that different gay male identities – such as the conspicuously consuming memba in Hong Kong, the urban tongzhi, the 'money boy' in China and the feminised 'golden boy' in London – emerge in different locations, and are all caught up in the transnational flow of queer cultures which are at once local and global.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Nepal First Gay Pride
The LGBT festival will coincide with Gai Jatra, an age-old festival which commemorates those who have died in the past year and where participants dress up in outlandish costumes during a street possession.
Nepal's Blue Diamond Society (BDS) announced that it would hold the first gay pride parade alongside their annual Gaijatra International Pride Festival which would be their ninth this year.
The parade is slated to be held in 25 August 2010 at Basantapur Durbar Square in the capital city of Kathmandu.
In December 2007, Nepal's Supreme Court ordered the government to scrap laws that discriminate against gays. Although Nepalese laws did not explicitly criminalise homosexuality, unnatural sexual acts" which are not defined may be punishable with up to 1-year in prison and/or a 5000 RS (US$66) fine under the bestiality chapter of the country's civil (criminal) code.
MOre - http://fridae.com/newsfeatures/2010/07/28/10176.nepal-to-host-first-gay-pride-march-alongside-traditional-festival-aug-25
Nepal's Blue Diamond Society (BDS) announced that it would hold the first gay pride parade alongside their annual Gaijatra International Pride Festival which would be their ninth this year.
The parade is slated to be held in 25 August 2010 at Basantapur Durbar Square in the capital city of Kathmandu.
In December 2007, Nepal's Supreme Court ordered the government to scrap laws that discriminate against gays. Although Nepalese laws did not explicitly criminalise homosexuality, unnatural sexual acts" which are not defined may be punishable with up to 1-year in prison and/or a 5000 RS (US$66) fine under the bestiality chapter of the country's civil (criminal) code.
MOre - http://fridae.com/newsfeatures/2010/07/28/10176.nepal-to-host-first-gay-pride-march-alongside-traditional-festival-aug-25
Subway Exhibitionist!
How daring do you have to be to get attentions? These subway exhibitionists will show you how... but we don't recommend you doing this.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Mr. HK 2010
The Mr Hong Kong 2010 will be crowned on August 21, 2010. The quality among the Top 10 contestants varied, it is said that organisers will increased production fee, providing 3D effect for viewers to enjoy Mr. HK contestants in swimwear and getting wet. It would even arrange viewers to enjoy the 3D effect in theaters and mall.
A spokesman expressed the reason why there are only 10 Mr. Hong Kong contestants is because they won’t divide them into youth and maturity groups anymore. Age ranges from 18 to 35 years old. Besides looking at their looks, they would also stress on performance, so that’s why among the contestants there are performers from Mainland TV station and gym teachers. Many also have fundamentals in kungfu. Several of them even know wing-chun.
A spokesman expressed the reason why there are only 10 Mr. Hong Kong contestants is because they won’t divide them into youth and maturity groups anymore. Age ranges from 18 to 35 years old. Besides looking at their looks, they would also stress on performance, so that’s why among the contestants there are performers from Mainland TV station and gym teachers. Many also have fundamentals in kungfu. Several of them even know wing-chun.
Jane Austen' Fight Club
Do you find yourself too polite, well mannered, and respecting the law too much...sounds like you need to lift your life to a new level. This short and cute video of how domesticated housewife can make their life more interesting.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Kollaboration in Houston
The world famous Asian talent road show Kollaboration will be heading to Houston. Check them out. We can't wait for them to come back to Toronto.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Tea Bagging...
Ever get hit in the face by someone else "bag of tea"? hmmmm could be a great experience or a really painful one. Judging from his face, it doesn't seem like he loves getting bagged!
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Going to Take Your Home
Remember Jenny Kwok who did the video " Fuck an Asian Guy"
Here she is again with "Take You Home." Very funny!
Here she is again with "Take You Home." Very funny!
Our Type of Movie
We mentioned this before but we like this so much and would like to see it in Toronto.
"Karin Anna Cheung stars as Angela, a young woman with a zealously active sex life, who after every sexual conquest, makes keepsake "baseball cards" of each of her male conquests. One day, Angela finds out she is pregnant and begins a quest to find the identity of the father."
This explains all!
"Karin Anna Cheung stars as Angela, a young woman with a zealously active sex life, who after every sexual conquest, makes keepsake "baseball cards" of each of her male conquests. One day, Angela finds out she is pregnant and begins a quest to find the identity of the father."
This explains all!
K-Town Update
Here is the leaked un-cut K-Town cast reel of the show. Our man (Peter)aka hot asian nude model on the internet also made the show.
Friday, July 16, 2010
Move Over Jersey Shore
This is the Korean version of Jersey Shore which is being film right now.
that's Young Lee, Jennifer Field, Joe Cha, Scarlet Chan, Violet Kim, Peter Le, Steve Kim and Jasmine Chang -- your K-town reality show cast!
that's Young Lee, Jennifer Field, Joe Cha, Scarlet Chan, Violet Kim, Peter Le, Steve Kim and Jasmine Chang -- your K-town reality show cast!
Friday, July 9, 2010
Bye Bye Alex
Fans hoping to hear good news on Thursday night regarding So You Think You Can Dance favorite Alex Wong‘s injury, were sorely disappointed when judge Nigel Lythgoe said the ballet dancer, who thrilled audiences mostly recently with his historic hip-hop routine, would need surgery as soon as possible, followed by at least three months rest in order to make a full recovery.
We want to see more of Alex but due to his injury, we won't!
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