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[NEW DRAMA "The Innocent Man"] Song Joong-ki and Moon Chae-won Attend BCWW 2012

07/09/2012

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The largest international broadcasting trade fair in Asia, Broadcast Worldwide (BCWW 2012), has kicked off at Coex D Hall in Samseongdong, Seoul for a three day run. Broadcast industry officials from over 50 countries around the world will be participating in the event that exhibits international and domestic broadcast and image contents and also hosts a special forum and conference for related parties.

The 1st Vice Minister of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism Kim Yong-hwan, Hong Sang-pyo, the President of Korea Creative Contents Agency, Lawmaker Park Chang-sik, KBS Media President Cho Dae-hyun as well as actors Song Joong-ki and Moon Chae-won from the new KBS drama “The Innocent Man” were in attendance at the opening ceremony on September 5th.

KBS Media, in charge of exporting KBS programs, operated a booth at BCWW to promote dramas such as “The Bridal Mask” and documentaries like “Super Fish”. The English poster of the drama “The Innocent Man” especially is said to have caught the visitors’ attention.

In Japan, Park Jung-min is Romeo

06/09/2012

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Former SS501 member Park Jung-min kicked off his Japanese career yesterday with a new name: Romeo.

Park released his debut single “Give Me Your Heart” a month after he staged a press event with Japanese media, vowing he would change his name to make it as a J-pop artist. The name was suggested by Japanese music critic Reiko Yukawa.

His single was produced by a Japanese crew with Jeff Miyahara, who has worked with acts like TVXQ, Boyz II Men, and popular J-pop artists like Namie Amuro and V6. On Sept. 26, the artist formerly known as Park will promote his debut single at Live House showcase.

Before his metamorphosis, the ex-boy band member had spent the last year battling his former agency.

Park filed a lawsuit against CNR Media in April, alleging that the agency was withholding his earnings. The agency only paid Park 150 million won ($133,214), which was less than the amount owed to him.

Last month, the court ruled in favor of Park and voided the agreement with the agency.