J-pop band Official HIGE DANdism shared the new music video accompanying "Parabola," the follow-up to their Billboard Japan Hot 100 No. 1 hit "I LOVE…""Parabola" is currently being aired nationwide in Japan as the 2020 commercial song for Calpis Water.
Japan's Ken Hirai and Aimyon Join for Surreal 'Kaibutsu-san' Video: Watch
10.04.2020 - 00:03 / billboard.com
J-pop singer-songwriters Ken Hirai and Aimyon joined forces on a new single called "Kaibutsu-san" and shared the music video on Monday (April 6).
The title of the distinctively catchy song, which Hirai wrote with the "Marigold" songstress in mind, roughly means "Ms. Monster" in English. The lyrics describe the frustrations, ambivalence and longings of an unrequited crush from a woman's point of view, culminating in a chorus that wishes those negative feelings, as well as the person feeling them,
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25.04.2020 / 21:09
North Korea's Kim Jong-un Is Rumored to Have Died at 36
Kim Jong-un, who has been the Supreme Leader of North Korea since 2011, has reportedly died at the age of 36.
variety.com
18.04.2020 / 02:03
‘That Thing You Do!’ Cast Members Talk About Adam Schlesinger, Touring Japan, and Getting Spoiled by Tom Hanks (Watch)
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17.04.2020 / 22:29
Japan's Yoshiki Talks 'Sing For Life' Collab with Bono, will.i.am, Jennifer Hudson: Watch Interview
J-pop visual-kei icon Yoshiki joined BBC Outside Source's Kasia Madera from his home in L.A. to speak about his COVID-19 relief efforts as a musician and desire to keep his fans and friends safe.
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17.04.2020 / 04:31
Japan's Kiiro Akiyama Shares 'Caffeine' Live Video from No-Audience Show: Watch
J-pop singer-songwriter Kiiro Akiyama shared the video of his performance of "Caffeine" from the February concert he canceled due to coronavirus concerns, instead recording the show without an audience.The video of the headlining gig was shot at Shibuya WWW on Feb. 28 and streamed via YouTube Live on March 8."Caffeine" is a track on the rising 24-year-old artist's major debut album, From DROPOUT, released March 4.
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17.04.2020 / 04:25
Japan's Kiiro Akiyama Shares 'Caffeine' Live Video from No-Audience Show: Watch
J-pop singer-songwriter Kiiro Akiyama shared the video of his performance of "Caffeine" from the February concert he canceled due to coronavirus concerns, instead recording the show without an audience.The video of the headlining gig was shot at Shibuya WWW on Feb. 28 and streamed via YouTube Live on March 8."Caffeine" is a track on the rising 24-year-old artist's major debut album, From DROPOUT, released March 4.
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14.04.2020 / 03:29
Japan's Mrs. GREEN APPLE Drops New Song in English: Watch 'Present' Videos
J-pop band Mrs. GREEN APPLE released a new song called "PRESENT (English ver.)" on Friday (April 10).Earlier that week, their label, Universal Music Japan, teased the song's lyric video without naming five-member group, tagging it #PRESENT and #StayHomeSaveLives and captioning it with the message: "Keep Calm, Stay home.
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03.04.2020 / 22:21
Japan's ToshI Drops New 'Guilty' Theme Song, 'Be All Right': Watch Clip
J-pop singer ToshI dropped his new single called "BE ALL RIGHT" on Friday (April 3), and shared a promotional clip teasing the soaring rock ballad.The X JAPAN vocalist co-wrote the number for the new weekly drama series Guilty, which began airing Thursdays in Japan.
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03.04.2020 / 20:33
Elton John, Paul McCartney, Stormzy share video thanking NHS workers
A number of celebrities have given their salute to frontline workers
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31.03.2020 / 05:57
Ken Shimura, popular comedian in Japan, dead at 70 after contracting coronavirus
Ken Shimura, a popular comedian in Japan, has died after contracting the coronavirus, becoming the country's first known celebrity victim of the disease. He was 70.
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30.03.2020 / 17:47
Comedian Ken Shimura Dead at 70 From Coronavirus Complications
Famous Japanese comedian Ken Shimura has tragically passed away at the age of 70 after suffering from Coronavirus complications.
nypost.com
30.03.2020 / 17:37
Ken Shimura, ‘Japan’s Robin Williams,’ dies from coronavirus at 70
Beloved Japanese comedian Ken Shimura has passed away a week after contracting the coronavirus. He was 70.
hollywoodreporter.com
30.03.2020 / 17:09
Japanese Comedian Ken Shimura Dies From Coronavirus at 70
Japanese comedian Ken Shimura, who was hospitalized last week after being infected with the novel coronavirus, has died. He was 70.