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Super Junior member Kim Hee Chul’s mini homepage tops the most visited Korean stars’ mini homepages with a total visit of 22,455,755 people.

According to a Korean website, Kim Hee Chul’s personal homepage (www.cyworld.com/yuri9doo) has 22,455,755 visitors during January 1to June 30. The reason his homepage is so hot is that he always put his feelings of hosting programs and his personal diaries on his page. The photo album on his homepage also contains pictures of other members from Korean boy group Super Junior.

source: asianbite

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The biggest pop star in all of Asia -- Rain -- is facing a hailstorm of legal trouble in the US. A Honolulu concert promoter claims in a federal lawsuit that the so-called Korean "Justin Timberlake" defrauded them out of more than $500,000, and never had any intention of performing in the first place. And the legal mud-slinging could just be starting.

Well-placed sources says that local promoters in Los Angeles, where Rain also canceled a concert an hour-and-a-half before the gig, are contemplating millions of dollars in legal action against the singer and his management company. "It isn't going to be pretty," says one source. All in all, Rain canceled two gigs and postponed three among his five US dates, citing a trademark suit in Nevada and technical glitches for the missed gigs. (The New York and Atlanta shows are supposed to go on this fall.)

 Caption: Although "The Drive of Life" featured popular artists and veterans, the series' word-of-mouth has only been lukewarm.

TVB and CCTV's collaboration, "The Drive of Life" 《歲月風雲》was broadcast in China on Saturday, June 30th. Unfortunately the broadcast clashed with the performance of the Four Heavenly Kings (Andy Lau, Aaron Kwok, Leon Lai, & Jacky Cheung) in a show celebrating the Hong Kong handover.

Since viewers were eager to watch the Four Heavenly Kings, the ratings and word-of-mouth for "The Drive of Life" was adversely affected. Also, mainland viewers were dissatisfied with the Mandarin dubbing. As a result, ratings were only average.