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Monday, May 10, 2010

Thursday, May 6, 2010

[07.05.10] Chun updated HK 10 Album








credits: Chun's Blog
thanks to: lora4CE @ CEFC

Rainie Yang & Wu Zun to collaborate in new idol drama; ‘Princess of Cute’ exclaims that he’s prettier than her!

Rainie Yang & Wu Zun to collaborate in new idol drama; ‘Princess of Cute’ exclaims that he’s prettier than her!

Source: Liberty Times
Translation: Sarah @ http://asianfanatics.net/

‘Princess of Cute’ Rainie Yang is scared of Wu Zun’s good lucks! The two will collaborate in new idol drama ‘陽光小妹’ (lit trans: Sunshine Girl’) in May. Upon knowing that her new co-star would be Wu Zun, Rainie admitted that she had been looking forward to working with him for a long time, but her first reaction was: “I’m dead! He’s even prettier than me! Will other people think he’s the female lead?” The 2
have not formally met yet, and already Rainie is worried that her own beauty is not up to par with his.

Amazed by Wu Zun’s good looks

Last year, Rainie missed the chance to collaborate with Wu Zun in ‘ToGetHer’ But this year, the chance has come again! The 2 are not very familiar with each other as this will be their first collaboration together. However, back when Wu Zun filmed ‘Tokyo Juliet’ with Ariel Lin, Rainie once went to visit her good friend, so she also got to meet Wu Zun, who wasn’t as popular back then. Her first impression of Wu Zun
was: “This person is too pretty ah!” Even till now, Wu Zun’s good looks have left a deep impression on her. Rainie revealed that the person she would most like to collaborate with is film king Tony Leung, however
she feels that this seems impossible.

Very full work schedule

Besides dramas, Rainie has also accepted 6 endorsements in only 4 months, and within the year, she also has to film advertisements that she had accepted last year. Her work schedule is very full. Yesterday,
Rainie attended a promotion event for her new beauty beverage endorsement, and revealed that she once had severe constipation problems, and couldn’t go toilet for 10 days. She expressed that it’s
very embarrassing to tell this story but after she drank the beauty beverage, the constipation problem immediately disappeared and even her skin became more smooth.

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

2010 Metro Street Dance Competition PressCon

















credits: tom.com



credits: Baidu Ella






S.H.E Ai Shang Ni MV




credits: HIMservice

Stars share their childhood photos and reflect on Mother’s Day

Stars share their childhood photos and reflect on Mother’s Day

Taiwanese HitFm invited stars to share their thoughts on the upcoming Mother’s Day. S.H.E’s Selina and Ella plan to present their moms with big red envelopes (a.k.a. cash), while Hebe will be giving her mom with a pearl necklace to show her gratitude.

The usually humorous Ella remembers growing up as a child with kidney problems. Her mom would take her from Pingtung to Kaohsiung by train for her hospital appointments. Ella said she was deeply moved by her mom as she never complained of being tired from the travelling.

credits: PA @ http://cpopaccess.com/
Full article: http://www.cpopaccess.com/2010/05/stars-share-their-childhood-photos-and.html

Monday, May 3, 2010

Ella Chen once sexually harassed on train

Source: XIN MSN


The S.H.E member opens up and speaks out for other victims

S.H.E's Ella Chen was herself a victim of sexual harassment on public transport.

The boyish singer-actress revealed this at the group's endorsement event for the Taipei metro.

The incident happened on a train during her schooling days. She had dozed off with a man standing close to her.

Ella said that before long, she felt him rubbing against her elbow, which shook her up. She got up to confront him but he took off immediately.

The 28-year-old expressed that one would know if one has been sexually harassed. She took the opportunity to remind girls to stand up for themselves bravely and not to silently accept such behaviour.

Sexual harassment on public transport is believed to be a social phenomenon that's rampant but often goes unreported. Victims often dismiss them as unintended or are at a loss to speak up.

In a poll conducted in Singapore last year, it was found that four in 10 undergraduates here have encountered such harassment on buses and trains. Less than five percent did anything about it when it happened.