yea poor 5dolls, at the same time no one in their team really is like stand out gorgeous?
maybe 1 but the rest are okay looking T_T
wildconnetta
19th March 2011 08:14 AM
In 5dolls, the best looking is Hyoyoung, the best singer is Chanmi, Soomi is a good dancer, Eungyo is (idk) and the other one is too.
4minute Girl
19th March 2011 03:30 PM
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T-ara’s Eunjung appears on “100 Points out of 100″
T-ara’s Eunjung recently appeared on KBS 2TV’s “100 Points out of 100“, showcasing her many charms.
The idol danced to “Like the First Time” with fellow member Soyeon, making Tony Ahn’s ears turn red with her sexy dance. She also showed off her Korean folk song talent, amazing the cast with her skill.
She then gave a special performance of Uhm Jung Hwa’s “Invitation” with Kim Jong Min, delighting the crowd. Eunjung also got the chance to dance with the ‘dance copy machine’, B2ST’s Yoseob.
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y_nathz
20th March 2011 06:53 AM
oh gosh eunjung :luv2 and yoseob too :3
4minute Girl
20th March 2011 07:39 PM
hot and sexy new video
Jiyeon and iu are so cute together on Heroes it's Too bad it's ending soon
AyumiAi
22nd March 2011 04:02 AM
^ awww thats so cute all the soldiers loved them :) their all adorable i think i like IU more than i did before cuz of this video XP
4minute Girl
23rd March 2011 06:05 PM
T-ara got 3 new endorsements
Look Optical:
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Freestyle:
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and Macos Adamas Jewelry
Eunjung's movie White also got a release date :luv2 June 2, 2011.
Soyeon starts filming for her movie in May, and Qri and Hwayoung are still going over some movie/drama offers :yes
4minute Girl
26th March 2011 01:05 AM
CCM is starting a chain of cafes based on Eunjung's Coffee House role :O
what a coincidence because i'm also rewatching this drama right now.
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Core Contents Media to establish a new café chain
Kim Kwang Soo, CEO of Core Contents Media which houses some of the most popular idols such as T-ara, Co-ed School, 5dolls, Davichi, Hong Jin Young, and more, will be expanding the company’s current business into a new chain of cafés.
On March 25th, Kim Kwang Soo’s representatives met with Star News and revealed, “The coffee chain will tentatively be named ‘Coffee House Support’ which comes from the drama ‘Coffee House’ in which Eunjung played a major role in. Due to the fact that the drama did very well, and Eunjung enjoyed the experience, we wanted to further support the drama with a new business chain revolved solely around that.”
Kim Kwang Soo himself then stated, “The artists of our company will also act as shareholders, and will combine the entertainment industry with our upcoming opening of the café chain.”
The shops are expected to open around July 1st of this year in Seoul. Kim Kwang Soo is currently straightening out the details with business professionals.
^wow:heart i'd love to go to that cafe
ah.. coffe house, i miss the drama so much T_T
4minute Girl
30th March 2011 04:14 AM
Eunjung is confirmed for the new couple on WGM :yes but they haven't revealed who the husband will be yet
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T-ara’s Eunjung confirmed for “We Got Married”
T-ara’s Eunjung has been confirmed for MBC’s “We Got Married“!
According to information revealed by her representatives, Eunjung has already begun filming her first segment on March 30th.
As for the new ‘bride’, Eunjung shared, “I will take part in the recording with a dream of becoming a real couple, just like Hwang Jung Eum unni. I want to provide a new sort of entertainment to the viewers of ‘We Got Married’ with something that sets us apart from the other couples.”
Eunjung’s husband will be none other than actor Lee Jang Woo (25)!
Lee Jang Woo debuted as an actor back in 2006, and is currently starring in the KBS2TV daily drama, “Smile Donghae“. Interestingly enough, he’s the cousin to singer/actor Hwanhee, who also participated in previous seasons for ”We Got Married”.
omonaaa! he's such a cutie!!!!:heart
4minute Girl
2nd April 2011 12:11 AM
another CF deal :) for nongshim ramen this time, i guess it's for japan too
^from her new drama, king of .. something, i don't remember:laugh
hearted
13th April 2011 11:34 AM
^lol xD woah it looks like its going to be interesting!! kinda wish it was for their comeback tbh... how awesome would a samurai/ninja concept be!!!!!!!!!!
omgomgomg she looks so FIERCE :faint :faint i love the traditional hair and clothes :luv2
4minute Girl
13th April 2011 08:33 PM
she looks so smexy!! but i think i'll just skim through her cuts cos i'm not interested in historical dramas
Anyway here is a Soyeon interview where she talks about her time in SNSD, joining T-ara, and also advice for people who want to become idols:
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K-Pop fans are already familiar with the long list of stars that almost debuted with SNSD, but none came quite as close as T-ara’s Soyeon.
Soyeon fostered her dreams of becoming a star ever before she could stand in front of a mirror. After getting into an arts high school, she became a trainee at a top name agency in her senior year. Every single day, she rehearsed to the point of sweating through three different t-shirts.
But was her effort not enough? Six months before she was to debut with SNSD, she was eliminated (lol no she left on her own will) from the final line-up. After returning home with an empty heart, she spent the next year and a half in what she personally declared was the hardest moment of her life.
Her hardships didn’t end there, though, as her grandmother and uncle – both avid supporters of her dream to become a star – met with a health crisis that eventually led to their deaths a year later.
Soyeon expressed, “Up until my life right now, the year and a half I spent after leaving SNSD was the hardest point in my life. Not only my parents, but my entire family supported my dreams, especially my grandmother and uncle. But right after I had to give up my trainee life, they passed away in the same year. Both told me one thing: ‘Become a singer.’”
She continued, “After the funerals for my grandmother and uncle, I dusted myself off and tried to find my determination to reach my dreams again. I clenched my jaw and said to myself, ‘Let’s try this one more time.’”
Coincidentally, Mnet Media released an article declaring that they were looking for one more member to complete their upcoming five member girl group. To Soyeon, it was a chance that she couldn’t pass up.
Soyeon stated, “I tried looking for anyone that could connect me. In the end, I had to look up Mnet’s company address in order to go to them directly. A week after I begged to see the the CEO, they finally let me in. I auditioned on the spot, and it was right then that I was chosen.”
Soyeon debuted with T-ara in 2009 and finally achieved her dream of becoming a singer. But by then, SNSD had already made their debut, and the members of SHINee, who were previously her juniors, were now her seniors.
With a laugh, she continued, “It was really awkward when I first debuted (laughter). At our debut broadcast, SHINee’s Jonghyun and Taemin came to greet me. I treated them like I did when we were all trainees and spoke informally to them. Thinking about it now, I felt that something was off and ended up worrying a lot over it. In the end, we talked it out and decided to just regard each other like we did when we were trainees.”
On SNSD, she honestly replied, “After I left SNSD, I actually was very awkward with the SNSD members. But after debuting and promoting with T-ara, a lot of that has been resolved. It’s only just now that my time spent with T-ara has caught up to the amount of time I spent with SNSD. I was happy with SNSD, but I don’t have regrets on becoming a T-ara member. T-ara is a junior group to SNSD who hopes to become like that. I was the unni in the group with SNSD, and we all still keep in contact. Our parents are close with each other as well.”
After overcoming her obstacles, she’s not only shining in the music industry, but in broadcasting as well. She’s headlined countless times for her witty remarks on variety shows like “100 Points out of 100“, and although there are a ton of idols who are deemed as ‘variety idols’, none have the ability in connecting with each of the guests and cast members like Soyeon does.
In a recent episode, Soyeon took part in a quiz that asked guests to guess the title of a song after listening to a short sample. Despite being born in 1987, Soyeon immediately knew the answer to Kim Ji Ae’s “Hateful Person“, which was released in 1989.
At the time, her castmembers joked that she might actually have been born in 1978 as opposed to 1987 due to her knowledge on past hits.
Soyeon expressed, “(laughter) I really was born in 1987, I can even show you my ID card if you want. My parents often told me that I’d always sit in front of the TV and hum along to songs. I also had a lot of interest in music growing up, so I know a lot of our senior’s songs.”
When asked to reveal one secret for the interview, Soyeon answered, “I might get in trouble for this, but I don’t follow the script I’m given. I only check who the guests for the day are! When I go in for recordings, I just say what I feel at the moment because I think it’s better to be as natural as possible without forcing a certain image of yourself onto the viewers.”
Now that she’s achieved her dream and is at a comfortable point in her life, Soyeon concluded her interview with a bit of advice for those dreaming to become singers.
Soyeon stated, “I began training 10 years ago. If I were to say just one thing, it’s that I want people who ‘really’ and ‘truly’ want to become singers to pursue this path. You can’t just do it, and you can’t just work hard. You have to want it.”
She continued, “By just relying on talent alone, you won’t be able to overcome the long, long years it takes. As a trainee, you might think that all you need are your dreams and passions, but once you debut, that dream and passion becomes your career and your society. You can’t eat, you can’t sleep, and you’re left with no friends. You can’t do anything except stand on stage. Really, only those who are crazy for the career should pursue it.”
