Talented singer Gina Choi (or G.NA) released her duet with world superstar Rain not too long ago, along with two concept photos from her album jacket.
Well, the diva released yet another photo, this time revealing a little more of her amazing body.
She also commented, “I’m glad I can look back at my past and work with old friends. I’ve been working hard on this, so hopefully it’ll turn out with a good result!”
Cube Entertainment stated, “Gina’s music video teaser will be released on the 9th. Please anticipate it.” Stay tuned to allkpop for her teaser release!
Credits -allkpop
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Super Junior Release New MV : No other
Enjoy
Initially I wasn't too pleased with this new Song "No Other"
I was thinking that they don't suit the new theme.
But after seeing their MV, I changed my mind.
It's actually kinda cool to take a fresh take on the image of Super Junior
Credits -kpop
Initially I wasn't too pleased with this new Song "No Other"
I was thinking that they don't suit the new theme.
But after seeing their MV, I changed my mind.
It's actually kinda cool to take a fresh take on the image of Super Junior
Credits -kpop
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Miss A debute with Bad Girl Good Girl
Introducing Miss A
They are basically under the company JYP
They are all brimming with personalities and they are very strong standalone as well.
Audacious, clamourous, confident. That's all I have to say about this new group.
You guys had better not underestimate them for they are going to rachet up the charts in no time.
Go read up on their profiles if you happen to be free
Credits -kpop
They are basically under the company JYP
They are basically a bunch of girls who are just happy to go bad
Being true to themselve I should say.
They are all brimming with personalities and they are very strong standalone as well.
Audacious, clamourous, confident. That's all I have to say about this new group.
You guys had better not underestimate them for they are going to rachet up the charts in no time.
Go read up on their profiles if you happen to be free
In the meantime,
take a look at their video below.
You won't regret it
It's already hitting the charts at the NUMBER 1 SPOT
Credits -kpop
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Dine out at Mykii
Hey guys,
Here's an update on my dine out at Mykii down the lane at Holland V.
Here's an update on my dine out at Mykii down the lane at Holland V.
Laksa was pretty good. It smells damn good when it arrived.
Salivating all over e place
Pasta
My ribs, which was really good to be honest.
It was pretty succulent and soft.
Easy to cut
Deadly. Alcohol content wasn't too high
They said I got the pseudo-demented look here
Finaly group photo
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
BP is still unsure of the cause
BP PLC Chief Executive Tony Hayward told a congressional panel Thursday that it's still too early to determine the exact cause of the Deepwater Horizon rig explosion on April 20 and subsequent oil leak, now in its 59th day.
Hayward repeatedly insisted that he "wasn't part of the decision-making" in the drilling of company's stricken well.
Waxman told BP's chief that he wasn't taking responsibility for the accident. "You're kicking the can down the road," he said.
To push aside responsibility is the worst possible thing to do in such circumstances. It's unconscionable.
You are now under much scrutiny from the public and the best thing to do is to take up all the blames and just deal with it. You are no longer hold the prerogative to circumvent on anything. It is now time to fully concentrate on what you did wrong and not try to run away from it.
It's flagrant that someone needs to step up and assure everything that everything is going to be okay. Amidst all these uncertainties, you should put the public at ease and not add up to their uneasiness.
On Wednesday, BP said it will establish the $20 billion escrow fund to compensate victims of the Gulf oil disaster and suspend $7.5 billion in dividend payments this year.
The $20 billion escrow fund does not even match up to BP's annual profit so I suppose it is nothing but a small price to pay. Definitely not a ground-shaking sum of money like what BP has mentioned.
Money can't solve all problems at the end of the day. They can't pay for the lives lost and the marine biodiversity sacrificed at the expense of the oil spill.
It is time to fortify the remaining of their wells before such things happen again.
Credits -marketwatch, -blogspot
Hayward repeatedly insisted that he "wasn't part of the decision-making" in the drilling of company's stricken well.
Waxman told BP's chief that he wasn't taking responsibility for the accident. "You're kicking the can down the road," he said.
To push aside responsibility is the worst possible thing to do in such circumstances. It's unconscionable.
You are now under much scrutiny from the public and the best thing to do is to take up all the blames and just deal with it. You are no longer hold the prerogative to circumvent on anything. It is now time to fully concentrate on what you did wrong and not try to run away from it.
It's flagrant that someone needs to step up and assure everything that everything is going to be okay. Amidst all these uncertainties, you should put the public at ease and not add up to their uneasiness.
On Wednesday, BP said it will establish the $20 billion escrow fund to compensate victims of the Gulf oil disaster and suspend $7.5 billion in dividend payments this year.
The $20 billion escrow fund does not even match up to BP's annual profit so I suppose it is nothing but a small price to pay. Definitely not a ground-shaking sum of money like what BP has mentioned.
Money can't solve all problems at the end of the day. They can't pay for the lives lost and the marine biodiversity sacrificed at the expense of the oil spill.
It is time to fortify the remaining of their wells before such things happen again.
Credits -marketwatch, -blogspot
Monday, June 28, 2010
Call of Duty: Black Ops
Compared to other games, combat shooters were drawing the most buzz by far at the E3 Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles. Fans are eagerly anticipating the debuts of titles like "Call of Duty: Black Ops," "Medal of Honor" and "Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier" later this year. Other titles such as "Homefront" and "Bulletstorm" will hit the market early next year.
"The video game business tends to be on a two-year lag. Two years ago, publishers realized that 'Call of Duty' was this huge business that was bringing in a lot of revenue," said Jesse Divnich, analyst for Electronic Entertainment and Design Research, or EEDAR, a market research firm for the video game sector.
The above mentioned about the 2 year lag worries me. Look at the fashion industry, they usually introduce a collection prepared for 6 months later. For instance, they will showcase their winter collection around the period nearing May.
Consumers have to wait at least 6 months before they can get what they covet at the Fashion Show. By that time, all their passion and enthusiasm might have already been eroded.
Does it apply for the video game industry too? Perhaps you thought of buying it initially but as time pass, you lose your interest and you end up downloading the game or buying the pirated version of it. Or worst, you decide not to buy it altogether.
A precarious decision indeed. Perhaps, the video game industry will like look into this before everything goes haywire.
Torres of GameSpot said "Medal of Honor" and other shooters are unlikely to hurt "Call of Duty" sales. If the other games are good enough, gamers will still buy them even if they have bought "Call of Duty.'"
Credits -marketwatch
"The video game business tends to be on a two-year lag. Two years ago, publishers realized that 'Call of Duty' was this huge business that was bringing in a lot of revenue," said Jesse Divnich, analyst for Electronic Entertainment and Design Research, or EEDAR, a market research firm for the video game sector.
The above mentioned about the 2 year lag worries me. Look at the fashion industry, they usually introduce a collection prepared for 6 months later. For instance, they will showcase their winter collection around the period nearing May.
Consumers have to wait at least 6 months before they can get what they covet at the Fashion Show. By that time, all their passion and enthusiasm might have already been eroded.
Does it apply for the video game industry too? Perhaps you thought of buying it initially but as time pass, you lose your interest and you end up downloading the game or buying the pirated version of it. Or worst, you decide not to buy it altogether.
A precarious decision indeed. Perhaps, the video game industry will like look into this before everything goes haywire.
Torres of GameSpot said "Medal of Honor" and other shooters are unlikely to hurt "Call of Duty" sales. If the other games are good enough, gamers will still buy them even if they have bought "Call of Duty.'"
Credits -marketwatch
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