Yes! More weddings! It’s not labor day weekend anymore but weddings weekend. Lol. Are you seeing a trend too? Most of the beloved Taiwanese stars that we grew up watching are getting hitched one by one! 2016 is a good year for all the lovebirds out there. Is anyone in our readers walking down the aisle too? All I have to say is… Keep Loving you people. Keep them coming. ;D
It’s been a long time since I squee this hard over the stills of a movie alone. SO MUCH CUTENESS abounds in this upcoming Taiwanese youth movie, Our Times, starring a wagon of fresh faces in a story we are well acquainted with in recent cinema trend – the highs and lows of emotional upheavals during those teenage years (here it is the 1990s), enhanced by prickly hormones and physical body changes. HA. At this point, Jerry Yan, Chen Qiao En, and Andy Lau‘s cameos are just icing on the top because the real stars are the sprouting seeds ready to blossom!
Ghost Kappy reporting to duty!
Interesting. With a title like that, it’s no surprises that our female characters cannot move on with their lives! Everybody is everybody’s exes. Modern drama My Best Ex Boyfriend features Jerry Yan (Loving Never Forgetting) and Maggie Jiang (Go Goal Fighting!) as the main ex-couple, while Ron Ng (Return of Happiness) and Viola Mi (My Sunshine, The Empress of China) as the second ex-couple.
Sorry for the corny post title, my friends. I just had to do it. Where else could I write such an awesome reference? And I don’t care what anyone says, Dao Ming Si’s hair (above) was awesome, as opposed to his girly hair afterwards. It is actually a 3-way meeting as Korea’s mafia boy Song Woo Bin (actor Kim Joon) is also in the movie. The titular character, Lupin, is portrayed by Oguri Shun, while Jerry Yan plays his enemy, aptly so. Lupin III is adapted from a popular Japanese manga series, where our hero is the world’s most wanted gentleman thief. He and his gang of capable colleagues often collide and foil other criminals’ plans.
Oh boy. I love this already!!
Having been shelved for over a year, modern cdrama, Loving, Never Forgetting, has finally been picked up by Zhejiang Television to air on June 23rd, 2014, which is…in one day. heh. I haven’t seen Jerry Yan in forever and the same can be said for Tong Li Ya, who has recently tied the knot (in real life) with Chen Si Cheng. The basic storyline resembles Autumn Concerto. A one-night stand leading to a precious small creation. And yet the father has no idea about the child until 7 years later. He fights for his son’s custody and in the process, begins to fall in love with the mother of his child.
Jerry, when are you gonna change your hairstyle?! 😛 And Vanness, no need to show up like a Red Pepper!
And 13 years later, they once again stood on the same stage, looking sharper than ever. I never realize how soft-spoken and low Zai Zai’s voice is until I saw their interview, which is playful, even without translation. A summary anyone? I’m ready to whip out my Dvds for Meteor Garden and just bite my lips at the terrible fashion back in the days. The 2000 version might not be the purrttiest but boy did it hit all the right notes that I wished were in later adaptations. You’re right, first loves are unforgettable.
