Lee Ji Ah’s Stardom Has No Effect on "Me Too, Flower" Viewership?

Although MBC’s new drama “Me Too, Flower!” which stars Lee Ji Ah gained a lot of attention, because it hasn’t been long since her controversial divorce lawsuit with Seo Taiji, the drama does not seem to be doing too well. According to AGB Nielson Research on November 10 (For the first episode that was broadcast on November 9), the first episode of “Me Too, Flower” only had a viewership rating of 6.8%. In comparison, the final episode of “Can’t Lose” (Also, the same time slot) had 7.8%. People believe that the reason is due to the popularity of “Deep-Rooted Tree” and “Glory Jane.”

Jang Geun Suk Warns, "Yoo Ah In, Are You Watching Me?"

While posing for photographs in a café during an interview with Joynews, Jang Geun Suk shouted in a joking taunt, “Yoo Ah In, are you watching me?” Both aged 24, the two have met much earlier in their careers, having starred in a "Skoolooks" school uniform commercial in 2005. Other similarities include how both have very strong individualistic personalities and fashion styles. Earlier, Jang Geun Suk also revealed that Yoo Ah In is the same-age actor that he is most concerned about at the moment. Of course, the increased concern for Yoo Ah In could be due to the latter’s movie “Punch” (Korean name: Wandeuk-ie), which is the current no.1 box office hit, for three weeks running. Jang Geun Suk’s upcoming movie, “You’re My Pet,” co-starring Kim Ha Neul, will hit the theaters on Nov 10.

Weekly Box Office Report – First Week of November

Featured Film of the Week: Punch, "Punch" is a coming-of-age film based on the popular novel by Kim Yeo Ryung and play produced by Kim Dong Soo. Yoo Ah In Stars as Wandeugi, who is poor and rebellious. However he meets an oddball teacher and grows up. Everything about the story is unique, Wandeugi’s father is a hunchback and his mother is a Filipino. "Punch" begins firmly rooted as a coming-of-age genre, but turns into a family drama. It also deals with social issues such as gap, education, disability, and multi-culturalism.

Daesung’s TV Drama “What’s Up” Reveals Shorter Teaser Video

After teasing us with an official teaser video of “What’s Up” last month, MBN has revealed another teaser of Daesung’s comeback TV drama series today. In this 55 second clip, which is a more condensed version of what we saw last month, Daesung’s vocals fill the background music as he frequently makes an appearance. One of the most interesting lines we hear in this clip is when the lady in a white coat asks Daesung if he doesn’t want to become famous, and he replies, “I never wanted to.”

Stars Support "My Penny-Pinching Romance" at the VIP Premiere

The VIP premiere of "My Penny-Pinching Romance" was held on November 7 at the CGV Theaters in Seoul. "My Penny-Pinching Romance" is about Chun Ji Woong (played by Song Joong Ki), a poor and unemployed man who can’t date because he has no money, and Koo Hong Sil (played by Han Ye Seul), an uptight and miserly woman who…

Profits From MBC "Infinity Challenge" Song Festival CDs Will Be Used to Open a "Sharing is Caring Store"

It has come to light that the profits from the sale of MBC “Infinity Challenge – West Coast Expressway Song Festival” CDs will be used to open a “Sharing is Caring Store” in Yeongdeungpo. The point of this is to return the profits gained from the show back into society and to spread a culture of sharing within society.

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