Source: english.cri.cn
Hong Kong actress Christy Chung revealed that she’s expecting her third child during an appearance on a fitness-themed talk show in Shanghai on Tuesday, sohu.com reports.
Christy Chung is already a two-time mom who re-sculpted her post-pregnancy body into shape in only 41 days and slimmed down to 53 kg using a customized program from Marie France Bodyline, a leading fitness center that she endorses.
Chung seems to have gained some weight as she is now four months into her pregnancy.
She said the nutritionist at Marie France Bodyline has made a special program for her, and she firmly believes its weight loss techniques will help her stay in shape.
Chung, who already has two daughters, said she is hoping for a baby boy this time.
Link: Christy Chung (photos)
Source: english.cri.cn
Chinese actress Gao Yuanyuan’s latest fashion photoshoots are released online as her new film comes up within a few months.
“Chengdu, I Love You”, a three-part film capturing the city of Chengdu in its past, present and future, is Gao’s first cooperation with overseas director and actor.
The ‘present’ section, directed by Korean romantic film master Heo Jin-Ho, costars Korean actor Jung Woo-sung, winner of Best Actor in a supporting role at this year’s Asian Film Awards. This part will be taken out of the complete work and developed into a separate full-length feature due to its commercial value.
The ‘past’ and ‘future’ episodes of the collaboration are directed by Fruit Chan and rock veteran Cui Jian respectively.
The whole project will hit Chinese cinemas in early October.
Source: Tokyograph.com & Natalie.mu
Links: Mikie Hara & Mikie Hara (Photos)
“Ryo Kurashina’s manga series “Jyouou Virgin ~Roppongi Night GP Part II~” (illustrated by Nao Kurebayashi) is getting a TV drama adaptation, it has been learned. Popular idol Mikie Hara (22) will take on the starring role.
Currently serialized in Shueisha’s Business Jump, “Jyouou Virgin” revolves around young kyabakura hostesses competing for a big prize. It is the sequel to Kurashina’s earlier “Jyouou,” which was also turned into a drama series in 2005. The new show will air in the same late night Drama 24 (12:12am) time slot on TV Tokyo, allowing for some nudity. Like the previous series, the supporting cast features idols from the gravure and AV industries, including Natsuko Tatsumi, Reon Kadena, Saori Hara, and Yuma Asami.
The series will premiere on October 2.”
