Spring always puts me in a jazzy kind of mood. And I guess the other thing you can’t really escape about spring are songs about love. There are a couple of songs (and artists) that I’ve been meaning to introduce but I just didn’t get a chance until now. Let’s start with a group that I’m happy to see have made their comeback.
Posted by chunkeemonkeeato on May 24, 2013
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It’s always an honor to read the comments on my blog posts and discuss stuff that I love with other people who are passionate about it as I am. Occasionally that leads to blog nominations like this one. I never really follow up with these nominations because it’s just cool to be recognized by a fellow reader (Thanks Analogueblues!) but this one requires me to get involved by answering questions. Sounds like fun.
Posted by chunkeemonkeeato on May 22, 2013
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NINE LIVES OF A TIME-TRAVELING DRAMA
Newsman Park Sun Woo (Lee Jin Wook) is given nine chances to travel back through time to right the wrongs of the past. Through his journeys, he realizes that correcting minor things in the past veers his life in an unforeseen direction in the present.
The big thing about watching this drama was to see if the makers of Queen In Hyun’s Man figured out the time traveling genre to make it worthwhile to explore Nine. After having seen both, there are clearly some differences. Some things that were done better in the Queen In Hyun’s Man and some which were done better in Nine and this review will be making a number of comparisons.
Posted by chunkeemonkeeato on May 20, 2013
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Oooh, there was some good TV this week. The American TV season is in the midst of finales and one which I’ve been interested in is Scandal. On the Korean TV front, there is also an episode of Dad! Where Are You Going? that I have been waiting for since we’ve been introduced to some of the other family members of our favorite kids. I know, the two shows are quite different so I’ll start with the G-rated one first.
Posted by chunkeemonkeeato on May 20, 2013
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I loved Geeks’ debut album with their title song “Officially Missing You”. True, the song is a cover of Tamia’s song but the hip-hop duo added their own vibe to the song beyond just changing the lyrics. The song had a stronger backbeat and sounded less sultry than the original.
Since then, I’ve been an ardent listener of their music but it just didn’t strike the same chord as that first album. The songs weren’t bad but they weren’t good either. Truthfully, isn’t that typical of most artists? Maybe that’s why they decided to release another version of their biggest hit, this time featuring Sistar’s Soyu.
Posted by chunkeemonkeeato on May 17, 2013
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A GOOD PR PERSONALITY IS HARD TO FIND
Iron Man 3 picks up after the events of The Avengers. After battling aliens, Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.) is traumatized and finds himself having a hard time sleeping. He spends the midnight hours building more Iron Man suits putting a strain on his relationship with his girlfriend, Pepper Potts (Gwyneth Paltrow).
When the attacks of a mysterious terrorist known as Mandarin (Ben Kingsley) hits too close to home, Tony publicly challenges him but discovers that he must face an insurmountable enemy.
Posted by chunkeemonkeeato on May 17, 2013
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It’s a precarious time on the American tube right now. May sweeps and the news as to whether your shows will be returning for another season.
Usually I don’t really report on this but it’s worth noting that NBC is going axe-happy on quite a number of shows. Most I don’t even watch or care about and a few that I do.
Posted by chunkeemonkeeato on May 13, 2013
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She & Him isn’t the only American artist that’s playing on my playlist these days. Michael Bublé recently released a new album a couple weeks ago.
Posted by chunkeemonkeeato on May 13, 2013
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DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES
When Ji Heun (Chu Ja Hyeon) loses her job at the publishing company, her friend, Kyeong Rin (Han Soo Yeon) lets her stay at her place for the time being. Unlike Ji Heun, Kyeong Rin appears to have it all, an ideal marriage and luxurious lifestyle. That is, until she meets her husband’s hospital colleague, Dong Joo (Kim Heung Soo). They begin a passionate affair. Meanwhile, Ji Heun and Kyeong Rin’s husband, Myung Won (Jung Chan), are surprised when they discover they have many things in common and an attraction grows slowly from their friendship.
Posted by chunkeemonkeeato on May 10, 2013
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