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Friday, September 19, 2014

CNBLUE's Jungshin and actress Kim So Young brought out their stylish charms in the October issue of 'CeCi' flaunting their model-like statures.

With 'CeCi', Jungshin and Kim So Young shed their fresh, maknae image from their recent drama SBS 'Temptation' and transformed into a chic, city couple.

The two flaunted their model-like height during the photo shoot, leaving the staff members in awe with each shot taken. Aside from the couple shoot, Jungshin brought out the macho side of him with his hair damped in water. Kim So Young also tapped into her slender and feminine persona.

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On the upcoming episode, Sarang and Yuto started joking around with each other since the early morning with Yuto putting his underwear over his head and walking around in it. Sarang then followed along by putting a diaper over her head. Yano Shiho noticed their silly dress code and laughed as she asked, "What are you guys doing?" The couple also showed their adorable affection for each other by hugging each other and more.

The show's producer stated, "The way Yuto and Sarang took care of each other was like that of couples... Although Sarang's grandfather told her not to kiss Yuto, they were unable to stop Sarang. Please look forward to the 'choovely' Sarang and the 'well-mannered' Yuto." Stay tuned for their play date this Sunday!

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http://www.allkpop.com/article/2014/09/choo-sarang-and-yuto-enjoy-their-time-in-korea-in-preview-cuts-for-superman-is-back

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Choo Sarang Superman is Back Yuto

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It has been announced that the 2014 MBC Korean Music Wave is making its way to China!

For the very first time, a large-scale joint K-Pop concert will be opening up in Beijing this year. On October 25, an amazing lineup of idol groups are set to heat up the stage: EXO, Girls’ Generation, BEAST, SISTAR, 4Minute, 2PM,miss A, CNBLUE, INFINITE, B.A.P, B1A4, Teen Top, ZE:A, Tasty, T-ara, andCrayon Pop.

Although SMTOWN concerts have previously been hosted in Beijing, this will be the first ever concert of this scale that will feature a variety of groups.

Meanwhile, MBC’s Korean Music Wave has opened up in Incheon, Malaysia, Thailand, and Japan in the past.

Are any Soompiers located in Beijing planning to go? If so, who are you most looking forward to?

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2PM 4Minute B.A.P B1A4 BEAST CNBLUE Crayon Pop. EXO Girls’ Generation INFINITE miss A SISTAR T-ara Tasty Teen Top ZE:A

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TaeTiSeo’s new single “Holler” was recently under scrutiny for potentially being a remake.

“Holler” was released on September 16 and swept the real-time charts, seven daily charts, the first place spots on iTunes in nine different Asian countries, and ranked high on the charts in various other foreign countries. However, someone posted on a forum that “Holler” is similar to a Japanese song released in 2007.

The song in question is Mizrock’s “Hello Me!” Netizens who listened to the song stated that TaeTiSeo’s “Holler” is the exact same song, which actually killed questions of plagiarism, but made people wonder if the song was a remake.

SM Entertainment had never mentioned that the song was a previously released track on the album, which led to music fans being intrigued.

The Korea Music Copyright Association lists the composers of “Holler” as Engh Anna Sara Christina and Bostrom Fredrik Hakan. SM Entertainment explained, “The composers gave the same song to TaeTiSeo and Mizrock. TaeTiSeo’s “Holler” is reproduction of the original song, with modifications to the composition, and through the restructuring, SM has the right to use this song worldwide, even in Japan.” What they meant was that “Holler” is not simply a rearrangement of “Hello Me!” but a brand new song with the composition and source changed. Like “Holler,” reproduced songs are a common case worldwide.

SM has created many hit songs through reproducing, such as TVXQ’s “Mirotic,” SHINee’s “Love Like Oxygen,” and “Juliet.” One thing for certain is that TaeTiSeo’s “Holler” has had a much better response than Mizrock’s “Hello Me!” as seen by how popular “Holler” is in various Asian countries.

Mizrock – “Hello Me!”