[NEWS] 111001 “Boss” Choi Kanghee: “Jaejoong Has the Innate ‘Something’ in Acting and Star Quality”

Choi Kanghee Says: Ji Sung Would Make a Good Husband… Jaejoong’s (Acting and Star Quality) Is Inborn

“I think Ji Sung would make a good husband. I think Jaejoong became a star because he has the innate something in side of him.”

Choi Kanghee, who has successfully finished the SBS drama Protect the Boss last month, sent a round of applause to the actors with whom she collaborated.

Choi Kanghee said in an interview with Yonhap News recently about Ji Sung, who is her age and whom she collaborated with as her character’s lover: “I heard that his IQ is 147—and (fitting of that description) he seems extremely smart.”

She relayed: “I was able to collaborate very well with Ji Sung. He came having analyzed the ad libs beforehand and so he would be hilarious out of nowhere while acting—and those things also melted into the drama.” Continuing, she added: “Ji Sung has both a side that is mature and one that is like a kid. He is considerate and so I think he will make a good husband.”

On Kim Jaejoong, who is a rookie at acting and is of JYJ, she exclaimed in awe: “He is a rookie at acting, but he has this “something” that is innate in him. He has this “something” that is instinctive. He was not a star for no reason.”

Continuing, she added: “Jaejoong is extremely, extremely kindhearted. I was happy in acting with him.”

[OPINION] 111001 K-pop Music: For the Eyes or For the Ears?

There are only two genres in K-pop. It’s either music for the eyes or for the ears. Although it may seem like an over generalization, it’s the unfortunate truth in the world of Korean Entertainment.

The stars who make music for the eyes are your everyday bubble gum pop groups, such as SNSD, Kara, SS501, BEAST, or basically any K-pop group that appeals to the highly emotional and loyal teenage girls and boys.  These groups are in the business of turning a profit by satisfying your sense of sight.  They appeal to their set target demographic though the use of smokes and mirrors, or as they call it in Korean showbiz, photoshop and cosmetic surgery.  The concepts, the looks, the personalities are all fabricated to make them desirable yet approachable.  Common marketing jargon that doesn’t make sense, but that’s the basic thinking behind these groups’ formation and existence.

[SCANS] JYJ Featured in the Korean Youth Magazine “10TEN”!

[HQ CAPS + DL] Kim Jaejoong in Protect the Boss Ep. 1 to 18

Click the ‘play button’ to hear JJ’s OST while looking at the caps for better browsing experience ^^

[NEWS] 111001 Scriptwriter and Director of “Protect the Boss” Acknowledge Jaejoong’s Inborn Talent

The below is the excerpt related to Jaejoong in an extended interview with the scriptwriter and the director of Protect the Boss.

<Protect the Boss> Interview with Scriptwriter Kwon Kiyoung and Director Sohn Junghyun

Question: As for someone like Kim Jaejoong, he does not have too much experience in acting. And Cha Muwon is a unique character—he seems like the typical perfect successor to a chaebol estate but he is, in a sneaky way, slack and has a funny side. So it does not seem that it would have been easy for an actor to grasp the tone of the character. How did you direct with regards to the acting?

[PIC] JYJ on the Cover of Y.G Magazine October Issue

[T/N] YG Magazine is a Chinese Malaysia magazine

Source: Y.Generation
Shared by: JYJ3

[VIDEO] 111001 I-Teen – Park Yuchun exclusive fanmeeting in Thailand: A date with Yuchun

Credit: aomgoodtime
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[NEWS + SPAZZ] Under-Eye “Charm-Flesh” Makes for a Youthful Face ^_^;; (Yoochun)

Youthful Face and Elderly Face. The Slight Divide of the Under-Eye Charm Flesh and Under-Eye Fat

The instinct to prefer youth has evolved so that it has overstepped mere cultivation of youth such as eliminating wrinkles and spots but rather also to create an impression (through one’s face) of youth. The “youthful face” that looks younger than actual age and the “elderly face” that looks older. It seems like a huge difference but in actuality a small thing is what makes the difference… [Among many factors] when one has a padded charm-flesh under the eyes he is a youthful face. If he has a sagging under-eye fat, he is an elderly face.

What can be confusing here is the difference between charm-flesh and under-eye fat. When the muscle on the dividing line on the bottom of the eye is prominent and so flesh comes up to be seen below the bottom lashes, that is called the charm-fat. If you look at entertainers such as SNSD’s Yun-ah, Hwang Jungeum, Jang Nara, Park Yoochun, and Lee Seungki for representation you can easily understand. Just like dimples, the charm-flesh can exist or not exist by birth but since it is not common it can be a unique attraction point.

[The rest of article on plastic surgery, and parts unrelated to Yoochun, omitted]

Well ^^… We don’t need to know the medical definition to know that Yoochun has a youthful face! Here is proof~

[PIC] Cute Fanarts: JYJ for Penzal Q and Yoochun in In Heaven ^^