Hyun Bin and Song Hye Kyo breakup is false

Actor HyunBin and actress Song HyeKyo, who were rumored to have broken relationship ties, were confirmed to have been false! It’s pretty common these days for celebrities to make or break romantic ties, but there are bound to be exceptions to that.

Both celebrities’ entertainment companies have clarified this rumor once and for all. It’s understandable that the couple might have drifted apart during their individual schedules overseas, but they are still seeing each other when the chance arises.

Hyunbin was busy filming his new movie “Late Autumn” with Chinese actress Tang Wei from January until early March. However, he remained overseas for other reasons.

On the other hand, Song HyeKyo has been tied down with her latest movie “The Grand Master” in China. Recently, she has been in Korea, Thailand, and Japan working on a movie trilogy titled “Camellia” after the concluding the final episode “Love For Sale” along with actor Kang DongWon.

Rumors will remain as rumors until proven otherwise. They too can be both harmless or devastating to both idols and fans alike. Therefore, rumors should be taken with a grain of salt.

Original Source: Newsen.com

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Fan Bingbing to Replace S. Korean Song Hye-kyo in Chen Kaige Film

Chinese actress Fan BingBing

South Korean actress Song Hye-kyo

Chinese actress Fan Bingbing is confirmed to replace South Korean star Song Hye-kyo for the leading role in Director Chen Kaige's upcoming historical drama, "Zhao's Orphan".

The replacement came a month after the film's production team announced that Song Hye-kyo was in talks for the role of female lead.

Despite claims of a normal cast shuffle, the incident led to a row over the recent statement by Song Hye-kyo's agent company denying that the star had ever received any invitation from the film's production crew or even met Director Chen in person. The statement also warned South Korea's domestic media to be cautious with the publicity stunt tactics of China's showbiz.

"Director Chen wouldn't have met with Miss Song if she hadn't had shown her interest in the film time after time," explained Qin Hong, the chairman of Stellar Pictures, the distributor of "Zhao's Orphan."

"Miss Song and the producers failed to come to terms on some details with the contract.... Did we meet a cloned Song Hye-kyo?" Qin said in defense, adding that the deed of their South Korean counterpart was a tremendous disrespect to the film crew.

According to media reports, Song Hye-kyo's agent company issued the statement out of possible concern that Song's miss-out on the role is a stigma to her star power, since South Korean media had reported that the star visited Beijing a few times in an effort to obtain the part.

Besides Fan Bingbing, the stellar lineup of "Zhao's Orphan" will also include veteran actor Ge You, newly crowned "Best Actor" Wang Xueqi and Zhang Fengyi who starred in Chen Kaige's 1993 Oscar-nominated film "Farewell, My Concubine."

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Hyun Bin confesses why he loves Song Hye-kyo

During the broadcast of KBS 2TV's Yunyega, Hyun Bin revealed why he loves his girlfriend Song Hye Kyo. The couple stars together in the drama Worlds Within, developed mutual feelings towward each other.

Hyun Bin revealed, at the time when they were filming the drama there were no feelings at all. His feelings for her developed because he feels he was able to communicate with her.

He said that he and SHK filmed a lot of kissing scenes in the drama but his feelings didn't develop from the kisses. (Surely not! :P)

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Lee Jun-ki beat Rain and Song Hye-kyo as most popular Hallyu star in China

Lee Jun-ki in Allure Magazine in January

Korean actor Lee Jun-ki has been voted the top Hallyu star in China, according to his agency on Friday.

The actor came in first, beating Rain and actress Song Hye-kyo, in the "2009 Most Popular Korean Star" survey held by CRI Online, a major portal in China, Mentor Entertainment said in a press release.

Lee is also receiving attention in Taiwan with more than 80 media companies on Wednesday attending Lee's press conference for a fan concert set for tomorrow. His Taiwan concert was delayed indefinitely last year due to a typhoon.

"The foundation of Lee's popularity in the Chinese market is more solid than any other Hallyu star syndrome," an official working at a Taiwanese broadcaster was quoted as saying. "I don't think his popularity will decline anytime soon."

The 27-year-old actor rose to stardom playing a woman-like male clown in the 2005 hit film "The King and the Clown".

He is set to appear in the MBC drama, tentatively titled "Hero", which will air in Korea in November.

Source: asiae.co.kr

Panda ambassador Song Hye-Kyo

South Korean actress Song Hye-Kyo, who has been named "Asia's panda ambassador", visited a panda breeding center in Chengdu earlier this month.

Song Hye-Kyo plays with giant pandas

during her visit to a panda breeding center in Chengdu,

southwestern China's Sichuan Province.

Song in simple make up and looking as gorgeous as ever

The panda is really enjoying her company. It looks like it's smiling in this photo.

SHK is so lucky to get up close and personal with the pandas, usually they very shy and won't come close to strangers. I was told this when I visited the panda habitat in Hong Kong

Oh, the panda looks so cute and cuddly. He/she seems a little shy though

After the vist at the panda centre, SHK is so in love withe the pandas that she says she is looking forward to adopting a panda in the near future.

Pandas aside, the Korean actress is likely to strike another chord with Chinese audiences. Rumors say she is among the candidates to play Yang Yuhuan, one of the Four Beauties of ancient China, in Chinese director You Xiaogang's TV biopic of the Tang Dynasty royal consort.

Source: chinadaily