Hello hello hello!
I’m back to humid Singapore from the land of the rising sun, Japan!
I took tons of photos and was surprised by a few news I heard in Japan!
So here’s a few updates at once if you have not been reading the Japan press~
1) Mizushima Hiro & Ayaka are married.
The Story
“Asako, a comic book artist in her early forties, is devastated by the death of her precious cat companion of 15 years, Saba. Her assistant Naomi, a young woman in her early twenties, with her own worries of love and future, watches on with concern. Then one day, Asako meets a new cat, Gu-gu, who brings new joy and vitality to her life. What is more, she finds potential for love in a man named Seiji. Simultaneously, Naomi too, embarks on a new life plan.“
It’s being announced that the GazettE’s 2nd song on their upcoming single, ‘Headache Man’ is going to be the ending theme song for the movie, [Hotel Chelsea].
Before the trailer is out, here’s some information on Hotel Chelsea.
http://www.hotelchelsea.com/history.php
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelsea_Hotel
More news to be released soon.
Here’s Hotel Chelsea OHP: H.Chelsea
It’s 10th March today. Happy Birthday ガゼット！
Hope you guys enjoyed the live at Messe!
*rolls off*
Von
Are you a fan for Gokusen?
Now it’s going to make it to the big screen this SUMMER!
What’s Gokusen?
Basically, in short, it’s the female version of “GTO” and you get to see alot of young & kakkoi guys throughout!
Let’s see, which hottie did they have for those seasons… Read the rest of this entry »
Several months ago, somebody told me that the book ‘He’s Just Not That Into You’, a phenomenal bestseller, should be EVERY single girl’s (educated, independent women) Bible. I’m not surprised that it has been flying off the shelves prior to and after the release of the movie. Honestly, I’ve glanced through the book at work and think some parts are total bullshit while the rest are pure common sense.
Well, last week (2009.02.26) Von and myself caught the movie at the cinemas! I was more intrigued by the promising all-star cast than anything else; Ben Affleck, Jennifer Aniston, Drew Barrymore, the fabulous Justin Long etc!!!!
Of all the different relationships, I was quietly impressed and wow-ed by the Affleck/ Aniston coupling. Still unmarried after 7 years together, Beth starts to re-think her relationship with Neil. Affected by the yabberings of her colleagues (Gigi & the married Janine), she breaks things off only to realise that it’s the person you’re with that matters, not the wedding vows. Needless to say, Beth & Neil ultimately have a sweet ending, and I love the way he proposed!
Ginnifer Goodwin’s performance was the acest; Gigi with her never-say-die attitude, waiting for a man to call when he says he will. Throw in her earnest, almost pathetic, efforts to understand the dating game and one can’t help but feel amused, yet faintly sad for her. The movie was entertaining and heartwarming (at times), though I must say there’s nothing much to rave about.
Over & Out,
Bee
