New Korean Drama

A new SBS Korean drama has started airing called "Heard it Through the Grape Vine". This drama is definitely on my list of dramas to watch this season, as it is starring former MBLAQ member Lee Joon who has been showcasing his excellent acting skills in various dramas.

Plot:

This is a black-comedy drama depicting a prestigious family whose lives are suddenly shaken because of a rumor about their teenage son impregnating his schoolmate.

Choi Yun Hee and Han Jung Ho are a wealthy couple from a prestigious family. Their reputation suddenly turned upside down because of their son's relationship with an ordinary girl. The girl, Seo Bom, determined to endure the humiliation and isolation from the family for the sake of her child's future while the son, Han In Sang (Lee Joon) struggles between his love for Seo Bom and his family's high expectation. (taken from Dramawiki)

Cast:
Yoo Joon Sang (You Who Came from the Stars), Lee Joon (former member of MBLAQ, Gap Dong), Park So Young (Nice Guy).


To watch Heard it Through the Grape Vine  on Dramafever clickhere.

KPOP Concert 2015

Good News for those of you who are fans of Ailee, Jay Park, and San E, as a collaboration concert called 'Unite the Mic 2015' is being Krowdpoped in 6 cities around the world.

These cities are:
Toronto, Canada
Istanbul, Turkey
New York, United States
San Francisco, United States
Dallas, United States
Las Vegas, United States

The campaign is currently in the second stage, which requires the ticketing goal to reach 100% in order to confirm the concert in your city. So if you want to see these amazing artists in your city, you must buy tickets in order for the concert to happen! (I've already bought my ticket, go Toronto!) 
ps. If you want to sit with your group of  friends you must buy your tickets together

How Krowdpop Works:
Step 1: vote for your favourite artist or start a movement of your own
Get enough votes and a campaign is created and Krowdpoped
Step 2: tickets are up for sale
Hit ticketing goal and concert is on!
Miss ticketing goal and get full refund

For more information on Krowdpop and how it works, click here.
'Unite the Mic 2015' page, click here
If you have any questions, please feel free to comment and I will do my best to answer :)

Japanese workaholics forced to take days off?

The Japanese government is trying to force workaholic’s to take days off?

According to Business Insider, the Japanese government is “aiming to ensure workers are getting the rest they need”. Japan is well known for their workaholic lifestyle. Mental depression, suicide and heart attacks or cerebral hemorrhaging are the main symptoms of overworking which caused an estimated of 200 deaths a year. About 22 percent of Japanese workers work more than 49 hours a week, an average of 9 days per individual to take any vacation days in a year.

The new law will encourage parents to spend more time with their family during special holidays or during summer months when kids have summer break, it would give workers more flexibility to their hours. It could also help to increase birth rates in Japan as the workaholic lifestyle is not allowing couples to raise children.

Source: Business Insider

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