"VS Arashi" goes golden
Sat, July 25, 2009 (7:21pm EDT)
Fans of popular boy band Arashi will now be able to watch the group every week during golden time. Their show "VS Arashi" on Fuji TV is moving from its Saturday afternoon time slot (12:59pm-1:30pm) to an hour-long time slot on Thursday nights at 7:00pm. This will be Arashi's first show during golden time hours.
"VS Arashi" has been on the air since April 2008. Each episode features Arashi competing against different guest celebrities in a variety of games, such as "Falling Pipe" and "Cliff Climb."
The show will air in its new time slot starting this October.
there's a rumors that HSJ will appear on VS Arashi..
kalau tak salah "the illegal wave" boy- Yamada and scandal ohno-Chinen
two cute boys...
Hana_Olijas Post at 1-8-2009 09:32
Arashi member Masaki Aiba (26) is set to take on his first lead role in a drama series this fall. He will star in TV Asahi's "My Girl," his first series since "Yankee Bokou ni Kaeru" in 2003.
Aiba, who is more known for appearing in variety shows than in dramas, said that he wants to show his fans a "completely different Masaki Aiba" from his usual self.
"My Girl" is based on a manga by Mizu Sahara (an alternate pen name of mangaka Sumomo Yumeka), currently being serialized in Shinchosha's Weekly Comic Bunch. The comic is described as an "ultimate love story" about a young man named Masamune Kazama (Aiba). During high school, he had a girlfriend four years older than him, but she suddenly left one day. Six years later, he receives news that she has passed away. In addition, she secretly gave birth to Masamune's child, whom he finally meets and decides to raise.
TV Asahi will broadcast "My Girl" in its Friday 11:15pm time slot, starting in October.
Arashi member Masaki Aiba (26) is set to take on his first lead role in a drama series this fall. He will star in TV Asa ...
Kittie Post at 3-8-2009 06:29
SMAP's Katori flying high as police station chief
TOKYO, July 31 KYODO
Shingo Katori, a member of the pop group SMAP, enjoyed acting as the ''one-day chief'' of a Tokyo police station Friday as part of a promotion for the start of a comedy-drama police series on TV in which he stars.
''I'm feeling very good leading a group of high-ranking people,'' the 32-year-old Katori said after taking part in a series of events as chief of the Kameari Police Station.
Katori successfully ''arrested'' a thief in a demonstration in front of spectators and also took part in a convertible parade.
But in the drama, Katori plays a rank-and-file policeman, Kankichi Ryotsu, who is always scolded by his supervisor in a koban police box of the station.
The drama ''Kochira Katsushikaku Kameari Koen Mae Hashutsujo'' (This is the Kameari Park Koban in Katsushika Ward), more widely called ''Kochi-Kame,'' starts to air Saturday. It is based on the namesake popular manga comic story.
The #1 single this past week was Koichi Domoto's "Ayakashi," which moved 151,000 copies. This is Domoto's second solo single, and his first also topped the charts back in 2006.
Yuzu's new song came in at #2, while a joint single from AAA and Saihuun made it to #3. Acid Black Cherry, Aqua Timez, Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi, and Erina Mano also landed in the top ten.
On the album charts, Coming Century - the younger half of idol group V6 - claimed victory with a mini-album titled "Hello-Goodbye," selling 54,000 copies. The trio has released two singles and a best album before this, but they had not achieved a #1 ranking until now.
Other top ten albums this week include a new release by ACIDMAN, the soundtrack from Kiyoshiro Imawano's funeral, and the "Ainori" theme song compilation.
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