The Cheater named… Lee HongKi

On the MNet show “Tracking X-Boyfriend”, FT Island’s Lee HongKi confessed that his first relationship was with a noona in High School that was two years older than him. Also that he cheated in this relationship and he got a little violent.

Woah! He looks so cute and calm… What the heck!

Choose: Love Or Bread

Taiwan’s best drama couple are back at it in a new drama. It was recently said that Joe Cheng and Ariel Lin will star in a new drama together, well the stories weren’t false.

Joe Cheng and Ariel Lin are going to star in an all new drama called Love Or Bread.

Mysteries open of Ahn Jae Hwan’s death

Police think the story of Ahn Jae Hwan’s death was caused by him not giving back money he borrowed. This later on brought another suicide day.

Police later on settled that he had billions or more debts from people he asked money from and failed to pay all of them back because of the failure of his business.

Jung Sun-Hee, wife of Ahn Jae Hwan, didn’t know about all the debts he had to pay until he went missing on August 22. In another interview with her she said that she got a threatening call from someone that lent Ahn Jae Hwan money and allegedly kidnapped Ahn Jae Hwan.

Mākii walks away from HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR

The lead vocalist, Mākii from HIGH and MIGHT COLOR, says goodbye to the group. She performed her last show with the group at Akasaka Blitz in Tokyo on Saturday. During July, she said that she will be leaving the group almost at the end of the year because of her marriage to Masato Nakamura, from DREAMS COME TRUE.

HIGH and MIGHTY COLOR performed 21 of their best songs for the final concert. Mākii also performed “Remember” from her last single, which set off on music stores last week.

The five boys are planning to stay High and mighty without Mākii. They also have a request album called “BEEEEEEST” and is releasing on November 26.

Shinji Shiotsugu dies from heart failure

Famous blues guitarist, Shinji Shiotsugu, died at Tochigi hospital due to heart failure. He was just at the age of 57. He planned to play at Tochigi on a Saturday, but was taking to the because he collapsed before the concert started.

Shiotsugu was the founder was the founder of the Kyoto-based West Road Blues Band, which started in 1971, and later and became one of the key figures in Japan’s blues boom. Today he is still recognized as one of Japan’s top blues guitarist.

R.I.P.