The Prince that Lost his Castle

Main Cast:
Victoria Song from F(x)
Calvin Chen from Fahrenheit
Zhou Mi from SJ-M

Immaturity

(So it has been a LONG while since my last post, But I just want to someone/something, and since there doesn't seem to be anyone reading. This is the perfect place)

If there is anything I can't stand when it comes to the Entertainment Circle, it's overly obsessive and immature fans (sometimes their idol).

Recently, Calvin Chen has been signed for another drama, acting with Korean girl band f(x) leader, Victoria Song (who is actually acting for the first time).
Apparently, she went on this show with someone from 2PM band about married life and such. So now, there are these fans who are obsessed with the couple.
But is it really necessary to go as far as wanting to switch and hate on the other actors of this drama?
Seriously, if that guy was THAT good, then the Korean drama company would have chosen him to do a drama with Victoria wouldn't they? So PLEASE stop the immaturity.
I understand that we love them, and just wants the best thing for them, but seriously, aren't they old enough to make their own choices? And as fans, shouldn't we respect them for that choice instead of rebelling their decision with their co-actor?

Speaking of immaturity, I just wanted to add something onto another situation that passed awhile ago.
Few months ago, on the parallel of Chinese Twitter, Weibo, and after hearing the "official" announcement that Chun Wu (Zun) didn't renew his contract with HIM International entertainment, Aaron Yan de-friended his buddies, Calvin Chen and Jiro Wang on Weibo, what's left of Fahrenheit.
What I wanted to express is that Aaron should think before he acts on any impulsion. I don't know what he was trying to do with this, but it didn't do much other than the fact that he just further proved Fahrenheit's disbandment rumor.
So then, he hid from the media for awhile, behind his fans' backs. All the while, having to have Calvin explain the awkward reason why Aaron is no longer his friend on Weibo. As Calvin came up with the unreasonable reason that Aaron was just young and often acted on impulse, the fans verbally attacked Calvin.
So I ask you pudding fans, what did you want?
And when the whole ordeal was over, the problem with Weibo still wasn't fixed, and so a gap between the remaining Fahrenheit member's fans was created.
Is this what you wanted?
I heard that recently, Aaron Yan wasn't feeling well, and so the fans blamed Calvin for not caring about him. Calvin has 3 hosting jobs, and a new drama to deal with, the only source of communication was Weibo, and how, may I ask, can Calvin ask about his concerns when Aaron all but said GET OUT to his face on Weibo?
I won't say this is Karma or anything, for I love Fahrenheit as a whole, and also Aaron most of the time, but I want to ask if Aaron can use this peaceful time (and long needed break) to think it over, and ask himself whether he really want Fahrenheit to be officially disbanded, when his brothers are all trying to keep it together.

Once Together, Always Together

So, the news that everyone has been waiting for has finally come. Like many other boybands, Fahrenheit will be partially disbanded. It has been recently announced by Fahrenheit's singing managing company, HIM International Music, that Wu Zun has shown no more interest in singing, and therefore, would depart ways from Fahrenheit is a whole.

Many fans are deeply saddened by this news, despite Chun's manager assurance that Chun is still the process of deciding. Many even expressed that they would not support Fahrenheit any longer, since an incomplete season is like not having any seasons at all. As well as many other ugly things that should not have came out of those who once loved Fahrenheit.

But I wanted to ask; what does it matter?

Wouldn't Chun's fans continue to support  the other three in memory of the times Chun spend with them?

And wouldn’t the fans of Calvin, Jiro, and Aaron continue to watch Chun's movies for the same reason?

So isn't this just like as if they had never disbanded in the first place?

On a logical perceptive, 2.2 billion dollars in tourism was brought to Taiwan since Fahrenheit started being the ambassadors. Wouldn't it be a good opportunity to continue to let the four of them endorse, just so the fans from all over would have a chance at seeing them together again in at least one event? As well as making Taiwan more money in the process.

Whatever the outcome might be, it's like what Calvin said, they had smiled together and cried together on stage. Those memories would never be erased. 

Really disbanding?

When groups get too popular, the media would pay more attention to them. So if they behave odd just so slightly, rumors will start to fly.
In South Korea, there is SS501, who is rumored to disband.
In Taiwan, there is Fahrenheit.

Ever since Fahrenheit got famous, they have been rumored to have member conflicts and disbanding numerous times. No matter how Fahrenheit explained that they will NEVER disband, the rumors just continue.
Lightly, the rumors have gotten stronger because of the contract problem with Chun Wu. As well as him announcing that he wants to focus more on filming rather than singing.
There has been news about him signing with another company. I've done a little surface research, and here is what I found about the news:
The company that was said on the news is a filming company. The company that Fahrenheit signed to as a group is a music company. This means that the two companies has nothing to do with each other. As long as Fahrenheit is still signed together to one of the companies, there SHOULD not be rumors of real disbanding.
(Although I have to admit that there is no news of THAT contract either.).
Like Chun said, if they had disbanded, then he wouldn't have showed up to perform with the other members.
But no matter how many members of Fahrenheit there are, won't the fans always support them? As long as the spirit of the four boys are still there, would it matter if one occasionally does not show?

SoEul

Like in anime, celebrities also have pairings based on their drama characters. Also with cute names of course.

Here is one which I find really cool!

Kim Bum and Kim So Eul were childhood friends. Also, they starred as a couple in Korean Boys Over Flowers.
I love the name that fans made for them.
SoEul. It's so close to seoul, the capital of South Korea.
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Or maybe I'm just weird like that.

Calvin Chen

Let me introduce you to my first obsession:

I've liked him since 2008, and I still really like him. He is very smart, romantic, and cares for the ones close to him. He earned a masters at Vancouver, British Columbia.

He's coming out with his photobook:
Journey Backwards: Calvin Chen's Vancouver Foreign Student Diary

Talking about what its like to be a foreign student at a complete foreign country. 
Hope everyone will support him!!

Hello Again

Hey. Welcome to TK Dimension.

While my other blog is about anime, this blog is about celebrities in real life. Most of the time, I'd be blogging about a recent drama I've watched or updates on my favourite stars.
But who knows, maybe I'll pop a post here and there about North American stars too.

Please look forward to my posts!