nicholys

The Japan outfit does look a bit more "sexier" compared to the Korean one. Then again trying sexy in Japan might work, as evidenced by SNSD's Japan tour. Singing bolder 15+ songs, and incorporating sexier choreography into their solo acts. Fans lapped it up anyway, calling it a newer stronger side. Hopes it works for T-ara too.

Interesting to see his views for his artistes. To him it's really about long term development, not just money-making.

They always love to discuss the "Park Ji-yeon looks like Kim Tae-hee" topic, but apart from some resemblances aside, they are two entirely different people. <p>Just my opinion though.</p>

Well, it's great that the show was a success justifying the concert, but even better the tickets were just given out. NIce to see that there was no aim of profiteering.

I feel that this show has caused some unnecessary "issues". Fans should just realise that televised games and comments made in them are just thatm, and should not really be taken out of context.

That's why I enjoy reading articles like these. Compared with Western Media, Korean media are always more keen to portray their stars as being that bit more 'human'.

It's thanks to the hair LOL. Sort of as Dream High progressed, it got shorter.

The full song's out already. I have some reservations about how good it is, but then just check it out and then have your own opinion about it.

On one hand it might be a challenge, but look at it this way, it helps increase exposure, and more would know about T-ara through their other endeavours.

Must really see how their CF turns out. The SNSD one was a bit too hot for some people that I have talked to about. Hopefully the T-ara would be a blend of advertising the park and the girls.