[We Got Married Preview] Nichkhun and Victoria have a wedding photoshoot

On June 18th, a preview of next week’s MBC TV’s “We Got Married Season 3” showed 2PM’s Nichkhun and f(x)’s Victoria (Khuntoria couple) shooting a kiss scene, raising viewers’ expectations for the couple’s first lip kiss.

To celebrate their 1-year anniversary, the couple took part in a wedding photoshoot. In a white wedding dress, Victoria showed off her elegant beauty and viewers also got a peak of Nichkhun’s handsome appearance in his tuxedo.

In the preview, Nichkhun and Victoria looked like a real couple as they laid face-to-face, gathering huge anticipation from viewers for next weeks episode.



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Lee Min Ho in Car Accident While Filming "City Hunter"

Actor Lee Min Ho is currently in the hospital after being involved in a car accident. The accident occured around 3:30PM KST as he was filming a car scene for drama "City Hunter." It's been said that the force of the accident was severe enough to wreck the entire front portion of the vehicle and inflate the airbags. Luckily, Lee Min Ho did not have any serious visible injuries and walked out of the wrecked car. Both Lee Min Ho and a crew member, who was also in the vehicle at the time of the accident, have been moved to the local hospital for various checkups. Lee Min Ho's car crashed into a parked one-ton truck. The truck belongs to a subcontractor hired by the Ilsan District Office to water plants throughout the city and was parked in the street as its workers were completing their tasks.

A representative of his agency stated, "He's in the hospital for checkups. We are still waiting for test results." All filmings have been momentarily halted.

Lee Min Ho plays Lee Yoon Sung in "City Hunter," a multi-talented government agent who's skilled in various areas like gunnery and martial arts, His mission is to take down the "group of five" responsible for his father's unjust death.

Jung Yong Hwa’s “Heartstrings'” Fans Wow Producers

With still two weeks until its official premiere, “Heartstrings,” starring CNBlue’s Jung Yong Hwa and Park Shin Hye, received much attention from fans domestically and internationally. Devoted fans created various posters, fan arts, and previews using their imaginations while eagerly waiting for June 29th. These artworks have impressed both the production crew and fans with their sense of quality and dedication.

Hallyu stars Jung Yong Hwa and Park Shin Hye already have a huge fan base from their trendy drama “You’re Beautiful” in 2009 with actor Jang Geun Suk and FT Island’s Lee Hong Ki. The four were part of the fictional, yet highly popular boy band A.N. Jell. Many Shin Woo (Jung Yong Hwa) and Mi Nam’s (Park Shin Hye) avid fans were left feeling empty-handed as Mi Nam ended up with Hwang Tae Kyung (Jang Geun Suk). “Heartstrings” comes as a sweet consolation to those fans as they will finally see the two actors “made for each other.” For approximately two months, these two young actors will light up the small screen with their perfect on-screen chemistry once again.

The drama is full of young and beautiful cast; and they also include Song Chang Ui, So Yi Hyun, Woori, and fellow CNBlue member Kang Min Hyuk. “Heartstrings” is Kang Min Hyuk’s second try in acting. He impressed viewers with his ability to act in last year’s “It’s Okay, Daddy’s Girl” with actress Moon Chae Won of “Brilliant Legacy” (aka “Shining Inheritance”). In this upcoming drama, Kang Min Hyuk will play a member of Lee Shin’s (Jung Yong Hwa) band of pretty boy musicians, named the Stupid. During a recent interview, he stated, “I was able act more comfortably and naturally because my character and the context of the story are just like our CNBlue days.”

Melodrama “Heartstrings is about young love, friendships, and dreams. It’s a family friendly drama that can be enjoyed by viewers of any age. Additionally, it’s produced by hit maker Pyo Min So, the mastermind behind sensational dramas like “Full House,” (2004) starring Jung Ji Hoon (aka Rain) and Song Hye Gyo, “What Star Are You From,” (2006) starring Jung Ryeo Won and Kim Rae Won, and “The World They Live In (2008),” starring Hyun Bin and Song Hye Gyo. “Heartstrings” will premiere June 29th on MBC following “The Greatest Love.”

Below are some examples of fan created artworks that have awed both fans and the production company behind the highly anticipated drama!

“Heartstrings” Reveal Jung Yong Hwa and Park Shin Hye’s Character Stills

Upcoming drama “Heartstrings” released teaser stills of its two leads, Lee Shin (CNBlue’s Jung Yong Hwa) and Lee Gyu Won (Park Shin Hye). The character shots were enough for the drama's fans to catch a glimpse of the leads’ personalities. Jung Yong Hwa’s Lee Shin is a snobby, prickly guitar prodigy who’s life revolves around his band and guitar. Park Shin Hye’s Lee Gyu Won is a bubbly music student who studies the gayageum, a traditional twelve-stringed Korean instrument. The two will share a bickering, yet cute romance as a college campus couple who share a passion for music.

“Heartstrings” is Jung Yong Hwa and Park Shin Hye’s second drama together in two years. In 2009, they, along with Jang Geun Suk and FT Island’s Lee Hong Ki, starred in popular drama “You’re Beautiful” as part of the fictional boy band A.N.Jell. “You’re Beautiful” helped jumpstart their careers overseas, and each of the four actors/singer have been able to establish themselves as the next generation of Hallyu stars. Fans will finally get to see Jung Yong Hwa coupled with Park Shin Hye as they display their perfect on-screen chemistry once again for “Heartstrings.”

Jung Yong Hwa commented, “Two years ago, I was the one who watched Park Shin Hye from behind, playing her guardian angel. He [his character from “You’re Beautiful”] was truly a great guy, but there were times where I was extremely frustrated because he kept missing chances to show her [Park Shin Hye’s character from “You’re Beautiful”] his true feelings.” He added, “I’m excited to show viewers this new Lee Shin because he’s more in charge of his emotions. While he’s described as snobby and arrogant, he doesn’t hide his emotions and is more open with them.”

Park Shin Hye stated, “In our last drama together, I received so much from Jung Yong Hwa’s character. However, this time around, there are times when I’m basically placing him on a pedestal, doing whatever he asks and supporting him.”

Melodrama “Heartstrings” is about young love, friendships, and dreams. It’s a family friendly drama that can be enjoyed by viewers of any age and is produced by director Pyo Min Soo, the mastermind behind sensational drama “Full House” (2004), starring Rain (aka Jung Ji Hoon) and Song Hye Kyo. “Heartstrings” will premiere June 29th on MBC following “The Greatest Love.”

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"Heartstrings" Excites Viewers with a New Video Teaser

Upcoming youth melodrama “Heartstrings” races towards its premiere date with another video teaser on their official website (www.imbc.com).

The 32-second video features a glimpse into all the main characters played by CN Blue leader Jung Yong Hwa, Park Shin Hye, Song Chang Ui and So Yi Hyun, and how each one relates to the others.

The new video also features a new song performed by Jung Yong Hwa as background music. The song’s lyrics, with the line “See my eyes, you’ve fallen for me,” clue viewers into the drama’s story.

“Heartstrings” is set in an arts and music university, where cold, haughty guitarist and band leader of "The Stupid" Lee Shin (Jung Yong Hwa) and the bright, friendly gayageum prodigy Lee Kyu Won (Park Shin Hye) meet and fall in love. Complicating the relationships are Kyu Won’s affection for a music director (Song Chang Ui), and Shin’s unrequited love for a dance professor (So Yi Hyun). Rounding the cast in support roles are CN Blue's drummer Kang Min Hyuk , Woori, and Lee Hyun Jin.

“Heartstrings” will air 16 episodes on MBC, Wednesdays and Thursdays, beginning June 29th. It will replace the currently airing “Best Love.”

Without further ado, check out the teaser!

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