Ever had the urge to punch an annoying co-worker across the face?

Crispi Crunch knows exactly how you’re feeling in their teaser for Sajangnim Nice Shot! (Boss Nice Shot!) In the first few moments of the teaser video a woman dances to the Harlem Shake and is punched by one of the Crispi Crunch members who obviously is sick and tired of the song. Or, as the title suggests, is meant to represent a boss who gets annoyed at someone doing this in the workplace. The members of Crispi Crunch, and the rest of the recording crew, start dancing lewd dances, including a particularly entertaining one using golf. The video has a home-made feel to it, so one can imagine how much fun they had filming this.

From the teaser, Sajangnim Nice Shot!  seems to be an active electronic dance club. I’m already dancing in my seat to the song and there’s not even one minute of it released. Speaking of, the release date is May 27th!

(Fun fact: The video has 3D options on it!)

I want a pair so bad! I must get them!

The anime JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is collaborating with American shoe company Converse. The two are creating exclusive JoJo Chuck Taylor All Star high-top shoes. As it was pronounced on the website of Hirihiko Araki, earlier this month, this is the first collaboration between the two.

The shoes, which are called ALL STAR HI/JO features many references as seen in the popular series. The classic Converse “All Star” logo is colored blue to resemble the Joestar family’s birthmark, and the shoes feature a print with stars and ancient stone masks. The leather patch reads Phantom Blood, the title of the anime and manga’s first arc. The inside decoration, if you notice, has the same diamond design that is fashioned on character Zeppeli‘s hat, which is later worn by Speedwagon.

The shoes are available in both men’s sizes – 25.5-29.0 centimeters or US sizes 6.5-10 – and women’s sizes – 22.0-24.5 centimeters or US sizes 3-5.5. Customers who pre-order will receive a “stone mask — limited gun-metallic color version” keychain with light-up eyes. Each pair of shoes retails for 10,290 yen, about US$101. Pre-orders are being accepted at select shops in Japan and online from May 20^th to June 20^th. Orders are expected to ship in early December.

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure has not been the first anime or manga series to inspire footwear. Lacoste is releasing shoes based on Osamu Tezuka’s Astro Boy manga.K-Swiss and adidas Neon Genesis Evangelion inspired shoes. Adidas has also created Captain Tsubasa running shoes, and they were credited to have product placement for the Honey and Clover anime. Tiger & Bunny character shoes were created and sold by Premium Bandai last year. In 2010 Sanrio and Doc Martin’s had teamed up to make high-top boots.

SOURCE: Anime News Network

I cannot contain my excitement for this film!

This December, Lupin III vs. Detective Conan The Movie will be released. Since Saturday, the 18^thtwo special videos have been streaming on the movie’s official website. There are two different versions that were shown in two separate placed. The “Conan Version” has been shown as a trailer in theaters, meanwhile the “Lupin Version” has been aired on television.

Last month it was revealed in Shogakukan’s Shonen Sunday, that a Lupin III vs. Detective Conan The Movie film will premiere in December. It has been over four years since the television special of the Lupin III vs Detective Conan aired on NTV in 2009. The collaboration special had earned a 19.5% rating overall. In later issues of Shonen Sunday will there be fore details in regards of this awaited movie.

SOURCE: Anime Network

Jun.K front and center!

Each member of 2PM gets their moment of being the focus of the dance for their super sexy single A.D.T.O.Y.. I wonder how many hours the boys put in to be able to learn this dance. How much sleep was lost so they could dance with this precision? My favorite move is when they look like they are rubbing themselves down. The ending is cute with Chansung being left behind with a lost puppy dog look on his face.

SOURCE: JYP Entertainment

Poor teddy bear! He never saw it coming!

Lee Hyori’s Bad Girls is just so much fun to watch. There’s the comic book stylized writing. The bright colors and zany acting. I won’t even go into those thick penciled in eyebrows that Hyori is sporting that make her look like a stereotypical “chola” (a Latina bad girl type). I can’t wait until she performs this on the broadcast of her comeback special 2HYORI SHOW.

I was reminded of Sandra Bullock and her “chola” makeover on the George Lopez Show:

SOURCE: CJENMMUSIC