J.Tune Camp clarifies speculations on MBLAQ’s possible comeback in February

J.Tune Camp has released a statement regarding the recent speculations of MBLAQ coming back with a new set of activities in February. 

On November 29th, MBLAQ met with their fans for their final concert Curtain Call, where they revealed that it may not over for the group just yet. This was further followed up by a statement from Mir asking fans to meet again in February, sparking speculations of the group staying together despite their contract expiring.

In response to the statement relayed at the concert, J.Tune Camp clarified that they are still in the process of discussing contract renewals with the members. However, as the concert only just wrapped up over the weekend, they are yet to meet for a specific negotiation regarding their contracts.

Back in October, reports about Thunder and Lee Joon leaving MBLAQ as their contracts with J.Tune Camp expires were widely reports, with fans worrying about the group’s future career. However, as the reports continued, it was clarified that MBLAQ will continue negotiating for their renewal right after finishing their concert, Curtain Call.

Kris (Wu Yifan) to get his own wax sculpture at Madame Tussauds in Shanghai

Wu Yifan (Kris) gets the honor to be the first artist who is born after 1990 to have his own wax figure displayed in Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in Shanghai, China!

On December 1st, Wu Yifan made a special appearance in Shanghai, China, with a mission to get his real-life measurements tailored. The 24-year-old star became the youngest celebrity to be featured in the famous museum based in the city.

The crew who are in charge of sculpturing his wax model specially flew in to Shanghai from the United Kingdom and it is known that it took more than 2 hours for the team to get all the measurements of the 187cm-tall model recorded. It is also reported that Wu Yifan’s unique wax figure will need approximately 8 to 12 weeks of work, while it is expected be completed and be put on display in mid-2015.

On the red carpet, Wu Yifan showed his humor with several hilarious poses, causing much laughter from the press.

Meanwhile, the singer-actor has recently released a music video for his self-composed track, which is also the OST theme song for the Chinese movie “Somewhere Only We Know” that he is starring in. He is also expected to meet with SM Entertainment for a second mediation regarding his lawsuit back in May, hoping to nullify his contract.

Source: Tudou Yule and xinmin.cn

Naver Music releases exclusive photos for INFINITE F’s “Heartbeat” promotions

INFINITE F continues to treat fans with more behind-the-scenes photos from their latest pictorial for their promotions for “Heartbeat.”

The members of INFINITE’s sub-unit have been busy preparing for their Korean debut and with their first music video “Heartbeat” out, Naver Music goes behind the scenes of their photoshoot.

Sungyeol, L, and Lee Sungjong are shown embracing a relaxed look and a refreshing style whether they were dressed in suits and slacks or a comfortable cardigan. In each of their outfits, they dress down and have soft expressions to give off the impression of being in love with one’s head in the clouds. They take their refreshing concept to a whole new level as they lounge in a tropical-like green setting dressed in bright sweaters.

Infinite F made their Korean debut with “Heartbeat” on December 1st and have also just released behind the scenes video and photos from the filming of their music video.

Take a look at the photos below! What do you think of Infinite F’s debut concept?

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Source: Naver Music

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