Korean movie "The Crucible" has decided on its English title and is being released in North America.
Distributor CJ Entertainment revealed, ""The Crucible" has been released as "Silenced" in 15 cinemas in major cities in North America".
Meaning that the children were forced to be silent, it expresses their woeful situation. The poster also says, "The hideous truth, concealed far too long".
"The Crucible" is being shown in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Jose, New York, Seattle, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Portland and Las Vegas in America and Vancouver and Toronto in Canada.


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Over the weekend, actor Gong Yoo held his first fanmeeting in Japan in three years; it follows his recentSeoul event in January which was his first fan event following his army discharge in December. There were actually two events, one in Kobe on the 26th and another in Yokohama on the 28th. The affair was titled “Gong Yoo Fanmeeting 2010 — With YOO.”

Prior to the meeting, Gong Yoo spoke to reporters and explained, “Things haven’t been decided yet, but I’m currently thinking of a next project that’ll be good enough to satisfy fans. I’d like to take a film role first, then do a drama for the fans.”

His Korean fanmeeting in January had a decent attendance size of 1,000, but these were even larger with an attendance of 5,000. The following photos are taken from the meeting with reporters preceding the Sunday event in Yokohama.

Courtesy of dramabeans.com

http://www.dramabeans.com/2010/03/japanese-fanmeeting-with-yoo/

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Hope to see you soon on drama... much better if with YEH again....-=)

Cosmo Men is full of hotties in March! World star Rain and just back from the military Gong Yoo (Coffee Prince) are making all the girlies want to pick up a copy of the men’s version of Cosmopolitan.

Refreshingly, Rain dropped the ninja act for some springtime fashions in the March issue of Cosmo Men in Korea.

The “Ninja Assassin” star won’t be giving up acting any time soon. Rain expressed, “I think that to men, even bad reviews are advice to grow.” He also shared, “I really want to try to do a character full of charisma, like Al Pacino’s ‘Scarface.’”

here's hot Oppa Gong Yoo~!!!!!.....