when is coming release date back from the brink neo huo?
You can click the link... It says 3/23... No specific day has been set... but again... I'm ALSO saying the C-netizens on Weibo are acting skeptical about it. As I stated above, they're saying the next release after currently airing dramas might include 1 of the 3 dramas listed above.
Supporting cast member Liu Feng's family confirmed that he passed away from myocardial infarction -- heart attack.
Per industry sources data, he had just recovered from Covid. The previous day, he was on the set of his new drama 'Stories of Youth and Love' for 20 hours straight, and was also posting & chatting with fans online. The next day he woke, hydrated and went to the gym. 10 minutes into his workout when he suffered the fatal heart attack.
This is sad. Cast a crew posted consolation statements. Not sure if this will have a major affect or delay on the schedule of this drama or if what his part is easily replaced. It's so sad to think about. He was so young with a bright future.
His family confirmed that he passed away from myocardial infarction -- heart attack.
Per industry source data, he had just recovered from Covid. The previous day, he was on the set of his new drama 'Stories of Youth and Love' for 20 hours straight, and was also posting & chatting with fans online. The next day he woke, hydrated and went to the gym. 10 minutes into his workout when he suffered the fatal heart attack.
Weibo users are debating which of these 3 dramas Youku will release 1st:
1. Zhao Lusi -- who is popular rn -- new drama 'Hidden Love' 2. Ao Rui Peng new drama 'Wrong Carriage, Right Groom' or 3. 'Protect Your Heart'... aka 'Back From the Brink'
It was part of sweep of hospitals/clinics in Gangnam area that were administering propofol illegally that included…
That's not just over drugs... dude... that over EVERYTHING: school/education, career, work ethic, junior/senior relationships, elder-parent/child relationships, marriage, children, money, status, class distinctions. ethnicity, political standing... hell, is there anything in life that Koreans don't overly put pressure on their citizens or demand greater & greater achievements/awards and/or perfection over?? Is there anything in their society that doesn't have forced public opinion or societal approval/disproval over??? Clearly there's a particular reason why of all developed nations it has the highest suicide rate, as I've previously indicated. Regardless of if you're trying to be law abiding & live a decent life -- societal pressure is STILL there, enough to make it's citizens break under the pressure and 'off' themselves on a regular basis. ...even those one would assume have a charmed life...
It was part of sweep of hospitals/clinics in Gangnam area that were administering propofol illegally that included…
As someone who has spoken to alcoholics & drug addicts at institutions like Norwalk Metropolitan State Hospital who are locked up involuntarily due to their actions, with some suffering from wet brains, I beg to differ. That's why, in the USA, when you get a DUI, you're PUNISHED with forced AA meetings, etc. commonly referred to as diversion. There are a LOT of folks who are addicted who are NEVER going to seek help or REHAB without being FORCED to do so by law. Quite a few of them RECOVER and get clean & sober because of this and start a new life. I've talked to hundreds of them.
Those folks who are naïve about sobriety, & mental health, are the very people instituting policies that, instead of helping people, end up causing large homelessness problems in otherwise beautiful cities.
South Korea's problem is that they don't offer the rehab along with the punishment. That doesn't mean that the punishment isn't helpful either. It can be a thwarting device for some who don't get into drugs out of fear alone. But let's be clear here, without the rehab in the first place, not incarcerating drug offenders in that nation isn't going to make things better, in fact, it will make things worse, since there is no incentive to stop whatsoever. With that you get more cases that very well will go farther, like physical abuse to innocent people, accidents that cause innocent deaths, and if not suicide of the addict, most likely an eventual OD.
I don't make the laws in South Korea. My comments were addressing the situation AS IS. I have no control over the political spectrum and I'm not making larger political statement. I'm stating my experiences dealing with the politics of drug addiction, while I was trying to encourage many suffers to live a life of sobriety, and seek help. This issue is also larger circumstances that involves the lives of friends and family that suffer along with the addict, as well as the greater society as a whole. With that in mind, I STILL say that he's in a far better position to get sober and recover by going to jail, than just being free to figure it out for himself.
So you sat down to analyse the life of someone you have never met based on what the media reported, decided to…
You forget that at the time she 'broke up', her sister, who was a Director for one of his "PAPER" companies, stepped down from her position. A 'paid' position, given to her by PMY's b/f.
I didn't have to do ANY investigation. I spent all of a few articles to read what went down with Lee Seung Gi & the connection to PMY, whose fact of dating a dude made ALL the other "Dominoes" that cops "Sherlocked" to RAID Hook Entertainment. That's all. It's not a difficult time consuming adventure. It's just reading FACTS in EVIDENCE. Things that actually took place, and PMY's & her family's involvement in it all.
Also, her agency HOOK, the embezzlers, are the ones that said she was called simply as a witness. That's NOT what the prosecutor said. The prosecutor said they were investigating her in connection with the fact that HER NAME not her b/f's were on the company bond issuance used to pilfer money. A name that requires a seal. I guess you are "SHERLOCKING" that Hook is not lying... AND that her b/f somehow stole her seal.. or some such thing... But you're right.. Let's see if they let her off in order to get her testimony to get her ex-b/f jail time instead.
BTW, instead of calling me a hater, I think you should look in the mirror because you might be a rabid fan... One that doesn't care about the actions of their "idol" even if it affects the careers and livelihoods of others. Just saying....
Here you are again! Spreading hate and false information. 🙄
"False"? Her b/f was arrested. She's been questioned. It's not hate. It's not false. I simply don't see how her current reputation will get her projects.
So you sat down to analyse the life of someone you have never met based on what the media reported, decided to…
Well, actually, I'm not a hater.... I actually liked her earlier work, including 'Her Private Life' etc that a lot of my friends hated.
But, I don't read 'gossip' magazines etc. When I bother to comment on shit about actors and such it's usually because it came out in REGULAR news media, and reputable news agencies. I simply found it amazing the web of deceit she got herself involved in. If not for the "rag" celeb magazines, a whole lot of money laundering wouldn't have been revealed. THAT'S why I became interested in it. ...do you even understand????
It was BECAUSE of Lee Seung Gi's case and Yun Jung Youn signing with an AMERICAN talent agency that got me intereted... You realize that YJY is an Oscar winner??? Why did she leave Hook in December??? She was able to sign with CAA in January, 2023. Why did Lee Seung Gi suddenly publicly accuse Hook of embezzlement and sue them???
All the gaslighting and money laundering came to light for 1 reason and 1 reason only: PMY got caught up in a dating scandal with a money fraudster who had already done jail time by Dispatch.
It was Dispatch's outing her that caught the attention of cops. It was the outing that had the cops raid Hook in November. It was that raid that drew attention to LSG and YJY of how Hook was mismanaging the money. Etc. Etc... Now her b/f has been arrested AGAIN... and her and other actresses have been shown to be doing quid pro quo with the dude to hide his pilfered money.
If the RAID never happened and it didn't lead to all these other dominoes falling and then lead to the established press to start reporting on it because it's such a big deal, I would never have said a damn thing. I don't give a shit who she dates etc. What I do give a shit about is screwing with other people's livelihoods and careers. THAT is unforgivable.
It was part of sweep of hospitals/clinics in Gangnam area that were administering propofol illegally that included…
Propofol is definitely a depressant. Many use it because they have a really hard time sleeping. Like ketamine, it can cause euphoria, inhibitions, & hallucinations.
MJ is a depressant. It may cause depression, & it's hard to tell if the chicken or the egg came first, i.e. depressed so using MJ or MJ caused depression.
Ketamine can actually be used for depression. In the USA, folks are LEGALLY prescribed it for the diagnosis of depression.
However, cocaine is a stimulant. To me, it seems that he takes so many downers that, in order to work and function, he now requires to take cocaine to 'wake' himself up. This is a drug addicts vicious cycle that leads to heart and lung failure that eventually leads to death.
It was part of sweep of hospitals/clinics in Gangnam area that were administering propofol illegally that included…
On that note, since the cops released data about the amount of propofol he has supposedly been using for the past 2 years being at a level 10ml HIGHER than MJ was using when he passed away, YAI is getting a bit of sympathy.
So... that leads K-netizens to put their judgmental eyes elsewhere in their Blame Game tactics. The new rumor circling is that YAI's boyfriend, LGBQ artist, Choi Ha Neul, hooked him onto drugs. Ha Neul sports quite of bit of tattoos and has a certain attitude that lead k-netizens to see him as a badboy, bad influence. In 2022, both YAI & CHN became much more open on social media regarding their 'close friendship'. Many took it as confirmation of their relationship. ...so now *Ha Neul* is the reason for YAI's downfall... and K-netizens and the public will be on the attack against him...
This is the cycle that happens. I still believe YAI being incarcerated IS his best chance at survival because they'll make it extremely hard for him to 'off' himself while inside. Out free, he's working with the odds of South Korean society as a whole, and those odds are, indeed, frankly worse. It's CHN he has to worry about now....
To get a full understanding of just how bad suicide is in South Korea, here is an investigative journalist video about 'Cops' who work under the 'Suicide Watch' system. Even in K-dramas, if they are filming around, say, the Han River etc you can literally see every few yards telephones set up. They aren't REGULAR phones, they're specifically 'Hot Line' phones folks can call if they see someone jumping from the bridge over the river....
Post of actor Kim Young Woong on IG regarding whether 'Goodbye Earth' will ever be aired, to which he stars in along side Yoo Ah In:
“How should I express it? The welcome phone call from the casting news and the heart-fluttering memories of the first filming are all about to disappear.
Above all, the numerous staff members who worked hard with patience and sacrifice, the actors who came together to shine through each character, and the director who was more eager than anyone else. The writer who did not give up even while fighting a disease. The production company that took care of the scene until the end. If his misbehavior is true, he is sure to be the target of criticism.
I have no intention of defending him. Of course, there must be a price for him to pay. However, it is upsetting that ‘Goodbye Earth’, which was about to be born through the hard work and sacrifice of countless people, will not see the light of day.”
It was part of sweep of hospitals/clinics in Gangnam area that were administering propofol illegally that included…
There's a reason why SK has the highest suicide rate of all developed nations in the world and have been #1 in that stat for decades. The societal expectations are very hard to bear and everyone feels like they have a right to say and judge your life, either way.
While in jail, it'll be hard for him to continue using. Whether punishment or not, he's not dead, so I tend to think of this as a blessing rather than a curse. If he breaths and eats another day, I'll be happy. Others under the same kinds of negative online scrutiny as him haven't been as lucky. Dude just got accused of being the reason for the Itaewon Stampede merely cause he lives in the district...he has to come out with a statement to say, "..I wasn't there..." simply because netizens want to blame him for everything under the sun that he hasn't even done. Now that they have "something", let's just pray he still wants to LIVE under this microscope.
And... it's not like foreigners are going to come into that nation and change things that have been that way for decades. Like it or not, it is what it is. *Pray* for him. He will need it.
So SK randomly tests its citizens for drugs? Just random...like on a Tuesday your name might be pulled from a…
It was part of sweep of hospitals/clinics in Gangnam area that were administering propofol illegally that included a wider group of 50+ people. His name just happened to pop up quite a bit in this case. It was a South Korean Health Ministry investigation...and by SK laws, it doesn't matter if you do things illegal within the country OR outside the country, it's still illegal for a SK citizen. This includes things like gambling. If a SK citizen goes to Las Vegas and gambles, they can be prosecuted in SK when they get back under their own gambling laws. That's their nation's laws that all SK citizens must abide. They grow up knowing these things as well.
Because of their laws, they only need a probable cause, and it's not an 'in the moment' situation, like say, you go to Amsterdam, get high, then come back to South Korea. Based in the laws, they can test your hair to determine if you EVER did any drugs, whether on SK soil or not. Yoo Ah In was under illegal propofol use investigation by the Health Ministry due to hospital/clinic records. He was tested upon arrival to Itaewon airport. Both his urine & hair were tested. He tested positive for mj use in urine, which is illegal in SK, even though he was being tested for propofol. Additionally, it has been revealed, that his hair tested for both ketamine and cocaine...and even in the USA, those are illegal drugs for recreational use.
He wasn't tested for all the other stuff. It just came out due to the propofol situation... and having watched actors like Heath Ledger succumb to self medicating like this... I'm actually kind of glad he got in the SK govt's crosshairs... this may have very well saved his life.
More than a triangle, I guess. More like harem: 1) is a martial artist, 2) is emo, & 3) is cold.... guess which one she'll be with???? hahahaha..... cliche....
Notice how all those many good reviews state the caveat??? They say 'Slice of Life' not 'romance'.... lol. That's the point to them! It's more about 'Slice of Life', as in standard 'Life' 'Drama' genre than romance. Yes, there seems to be 'romance' but it states it clearly in the tags 'Slow Burn' 'Time Skip Happy Ending', thus, you cannot expect it to focus on the romance, NOR, expect the OTP to get together in the 1st half of the drama. In a C-Drama, that's 40 episodes, AND a slice of life at that, you're NEVER gonna see them get together before episode 30+. The most you can hope for is either an accidental kiss or dream kiss, if even that, pre-episode-30. Hell, even full-fledged rom-coms with this many episodes take almost half the time to get there....say around episode 18-19... It's very common to be like this.
"...On February 24, MBC's News Desk reported that "There were three types of drug ingredients detected through the actor's hair that was tested through the National Institute of Scientific Investigation. There was another type of drug that was detected in addition to propofol, which the actor was suspected of first and marijuana..."
This was targeted by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety. Police knew he had visited over 10 different hospitals & medical centers in the Gangnam area for propofol. It was part of an investigation of more than 50 people and he got caught in the crosshairs. He likely wasn't expecting to be investigated coming back from travel... That there is another narcotic in his system detected by the hair follicle test means, unless he has a really good lawyer, in South Korea, he's gonna see some jail time, not just probation. If it was just marijuana that would be one thing, since it's multiple substances, I don't see how they don't do it.
Don't attack my comments. I don't make the laws. Just pointing out the facts of the situation. South Korea puts incarceration ahead of substance abuse centers. In fact, I don't think there are any big sobriety health clinic orgs anyone can really go to... because that would be admitting you did something. So, it's hard to get help, easy to get jail.
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No specific day has been set... but again... I'm ALSO saying the C-netizens on Weibo are acting skeptical about it. As I stated above, they're saying the next release after currently airing dramas might include 1 of the 3 dramas listed above.
Per industry sources data, he had just recovered from Covid. The previous day, he was on the set of his new drama 'Stories of Youth and Love' for 20 hours straight, and was also posting & chatting with fans online. The next day he woke, hydrated and went to the gym. 10 minutes into his workout when he suffered the fatal heart attack.
This is sad. Cast a crew posted consolation statements. Not sure if this will have a major affect or delay on the schedule of this drama or if what his part is easily replaced. It's so sad to think about. He was so young with a bright future.
Per industry source data, he had just recovered from Covid. The previous day, he was on the set of his new drama 'Stories of Youth and Love' for 20 hours straight, and was also posting & chatting with fans online. The next day he woke, hydrated and went to the gym. 10 minutes into his workout when he suffered the fatal heart attack.
[ https://www.manmankan.com/dy2013/dianshiju/shijianbiao/ ] -- listed here in the #1 spot.
Weibo users are debating which of these 3 dramas Youku will release 1st:
1. Zhao Lusi -- who is popular rn -- new drama 'Hidden Love'
2. Ao Rui Peng new drama 'Wrong Carriage, Right Groom'
or
3. 'Protect Your Heart'... aka 'Back From the Brink'
We will soon find out.
Those folks who are naïve about sobriety, & mental health, are the very people instituting policies that, instead of helping people, end up causing large homelessness problems in otherwise beautiful cities.
South Korea's problem is that they don't offer the rehab along with the punishment. That doesn't mean that the punishment isn't helpful either. It can be a thwarting device for some who don't get into drugs out of fear alone. But let's be clear here, without the rehab in the first place, not incarcerating drug offenders in that nation isn't going to make things better, in fact, it will make things worse, since there is no incentive to stop whatsoever. With that you get more cases that very well will go farther, like physical abuse to innocent people, accidents that cause innocent deaths, and if not suicide of the addict, most likely an eventual OD.
I don't make the laws in South Korea. My comments were addressing the situation AS IS. I have no control over the political spectrum and I'm not making larger political statement. I'm stating my experiences dealing with the politics of drug addiction, while I was trying to encourage many suffers to live a life of sobriety, and seek help. This issue is also larger circumstances that involves the lives of friends and family that suffer along with the addict, as well as the greater society as a whole. With that in mind, I STILL say that he's in a far better position to get sober and recover by going to jail, than just being free to figure it out for himself.
I didn't have to do ANY investigation. I spent all of a few articles to read what went down with Lee Seung Gi & the connection to PMY, whose fact of dating a dude made ALL the other "Dominoes" that cops "Sherlocked" to RAID Hook Entertainment. That's all. It's not a difficult time consuming adventure. It's just reading FACTS in EVIDENCE. Things that actually took place, and PMY's & her family's involvement in it all.
Also, her agency HOOK, the embezzlers, are the ones that said she was called simply as a witness. That's NOT what the prosecutor said. The prosecutor said they were investigating her in connection with the fact that HER NAME not her b/f's were on the company bond issuance used to pilfer money. A name that requires a seal. I guess you are "SHERLOCKING" that Hook is not lying... AND that her b/f somehow stole her seal.. or some such thing... But you're right.. Let's see if they let her off in order to get her testimony to get her ex-b/f jail time instead.
BTW, instead of calling me a hater, I think you should look in the mirror because you might be a rabid fan... One that doesn't care about the actions of their "idol" even if it affects the careers and livelihoods of others. Just saying....
But, I don't read 'gossip' magazines etc. When I bother to comment on shit about actors and such it's usually because it came out in REGULAR news media, and reputable news agencies. I simply found it amazing the web of deceit she got herself involved in. If not for the "rag" celeb magazines, a whole lot of money laundering wouldn't have been revealed. THAT'S why I became interested in it. ...do you even understand????
It was BECAUSE of Lee Seung Gi's case and Yun Jung Youn signing with an AMERICAN talent agency that got me intereted... You realize that YJY is an Oscar winner??? Why did she leave Hook in December??? She was able to sign with CAA in January, 2023. Why did Lee Seung Gi suddenly publicly accuse Hook of embezzlement and sue them???
All the gaslighting and money laundering came to light for 1 reason and 1 reason only: PMY got caught up in a dating scandal with a money fraudster who had already done jail time by Dispatch.
It was Dispatch's outing her that caught the attention of cops. It was the outing that had the cops raid Hook in November. It was that raid that drew attention to LSG and YJY of how Hook was mismanaging the money. Etc. Etc... Now her b/f has been arrested AGAIN... and her and other actresses have been shown to be doing quid pro quo with the dude to hide his pilfered money.
If the RAID never happened and it didn't lead to all these other dominoes falling and then lead to the established press to start reporting on it because it's such a big deal, I would never have said a damn thing. I don't give a shit who she dates etc. What I do give a shit about is screwing with other people's livelihoods and careers. THAT is unforgivable.
MJ is a depressant. It may cause depression, & it's hard to tell if the chicken or the egg came first, i.e. depressed so using MJ or MJ caused depression.
Ketamine can actually be used for depression. In the USA, folks are LEGALLY prescribed it for the diagnosis of depression.
However, cocaine is a stimulant. To me, it seems that he takes so many downers that, in order to work and function, he now requires to take cocaine to 'wake' himself up. This is a drug addicts vicious cycle that leads to heart and lung failure that eventually leads to death.
So... that leads K-netizens to put their judgmental eyes elsewhere in their Blame Game tactics. The new rumor circling is that YAI's boyfriend, LGBQ artist, Choi Ha Neul, hooked him onto drugs. Ha Neul sports quite of bit of tattoos and has a certain attitude that lead k-netizens to see him as a badboy, bad influence. In 2022, both YAI & CHN became much more open on social media regarding their 'close friendship'. Many took it as confirmation of their relationship. ...so now *Ha Neul* is the reason for YAI's downfall... and K-netizens and the public will be on the attack against him...
This is the cycle that happens. I still believe YAI being incarcerated IS his best chance at survival because they'll make it extremely hard for him to 'off' himself while inside. Out free, he's working with the odds of South Korean society as a whole, and those odds are, indeed, frankly worse. It's CHN he has to worry about now....
To get a full understanding of just how bad suicide is in South Korea, here is an investigative journalist video about 'Cops' who work under the 'Suicide Watch' system. Even in K-dramas, if they are filming around, say, the Han River etc you can literally see every few yards telephones set up. They aren't REGULAR phones, they're specifically 'Hot Line' phones folks can call if they see someone jumping from the bridge over the river....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jYBWBlEd0U
“How should I express it? The welcome phone call from the casting news and the heart-fluttering memories of the first filming are all about to disappear.
Above all, the numerous staff members who worked hard with patience and sacrifice, the actors who came together to shine through each character, and the director who was more eager than anyone else. The writer who did not give up even while fighting a disease. The production company that took care of the scene until the end. If his misbehavior is true, he is sure to be the target of criticism.
I have no intention of defending him. Of course, there must be a price for him to pay. However, it is upsetting that ‘Goodbye Earth’, which was about to be born through the hard work and sacrifice of countless people, will not see the light of day.”
https://www.instagram.com/p/CpCAZvVpwTm/?hl=en
While in jail, it'll be hard for him to continue using. Whether punishment or not, he's not dead, so I tend to think of this as a blessing rather than a curse. If he breaths and eats another day, I'll be happy. Others under the same kinds of negative online scrutiny as him haven't been as lucky. Dude just got accused of being the reason for the Itaewon Stampede merely cause he lives in the district...he has to come out with a statement to say, "..I wasn't there..." simply because netizens want to blame him for everything under the sun that he hasn't even done. Now that they have "something", let's just pray he still wants to LIVE under this microscope.
And... it's not like foreigners are going to come into that nation and change things that have been that way for decades. Like it or not, it is what it is. *Pray* for him. He will need it.
Because of their laws, they only need a probable cause, and it's not an 'in the moment' situation, like say, you go to Amsterdam, get high, then come back to South Korea. Based in the laws, they can test your hair to determine if you EVER did any drugs, whether on SK soil or not. Yoo Ah In was under illegal propofol use investigation by the Health Ministry due to hospital/clinic records. He was tested upon arrival to Itaewon airport. Both his urine & hair were tested. He tested positive for mj use in urine, which is illegal in SK, even though he was being tested for propofol. Additionally, it has been revealed, that his hair tested for both ketamine and cocaine...and even in the USA, those are illegal drugs for recreational use.
He wasn't tested for all the other stuff. It just came out due to the propofol situation... and having watched actors like Heath Ledger succumb to self medicating like this... I'm actually kind of glad he got in the SK govt's crosshairs... this may have very well saved his life.
This was targeted by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety. Police knew he had visited over 10 different hospitals & medical centers in the Gangnam area for propofol. It was part of an investigation of more than 50 people and he got caught in the crosshairs. He likely wasn't expecting to be investigated coming back from travel... That there is another narcotic in his system detected by the hair follicle test means, unless he has a really good lawyer, in South Korea, he's gonna see some jail time, not just probation. If it was just marijuana that would be one thing, since it's multiple substances, I don't see how they don't do it.
Don't attack my comments. I don't make the laws. Just pointing out the facts of the situation. South Korea puts incarceration ahead of substance abuse centers. In fact, I don't think there are any big sobriety health clinic orgs anyone can really go to... because that would be admitting you did something. So, it's hard to get help, easy to get jail.