[60thAnni] Are girl groups riding next hallyu wave?

Girls' Generation While some argue that “hallyu,” or the Korean wave has seen its limits, others are discovering yet another one slowly making its way to Asian television channels, newspapers and magazines.

(Yonhap Feature) K-pop idol groups set off new Korean Wave in Asia

When South Korean girl group Kara debuted in Japan in May, its members expected the usual fans -- young men and the middle-aged well familiar with Korean dramas that started the "Korean Wave" across the Asian continent.

   But when the curtains went down, the fans screaming and jumping were mostly young women and teenagers, some in school uniforms.

   "We never had middle school students in our fandom," Koo Ha-ra, 19, of the five-member idol group, said in a recent joint interview with several other K-pop idols. "They came to our fan meetings in school uniforms and screamed, 'Sister, I love you!' Suddenly, we had a lot of little sisters in Japan."

Girls' Generation Top Japan's Oricon Charts

Girls Generation, the nine-member Korean pop group, are making history.

On Tuesday they became the second foreign female group to top Japan's Oricon weekly charts, similar to the Billboard charts in the U.S., with their second Japanese single "Gee."

London Korean Film Festival 2010 – Preview

 

The LKFF returns this month, bringing the best in new cinema from the film capital of the Far East to London.

 

Sexy Half Oriental Model Jarah Mariano Watch this hot Japnese girl work up a sweat in her pink bikini, now if I am in Japan this will motivate me to go to the gym more often.

asian boy bands are juniors and bang super big

Summary: Super Junior and Big Bang collaborate. Chaos and strange productions ensue.

Genre: genfic, humor, crack-like

Rating: PG-13

Characters/Pairing: Super Junior/Big Bang, collectively

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