It looks like NEWS member Keeichiro Koyama is living up to being the most disliked Johnny’s talent.

Startling accusations from the tabloid Bunshun claim that Koyama and fellow NEWS member Shigeaki Kato forced an underage girl to drink alcohol while partying with them.

Actor Hiro Mizushima took to social media to praise his young daughters surprising abilities at soccer.

One day he took her out to the park and decided to play, Mizushima decided to try and play soccer and she instantly got the hang of the game. He’d never taught her before, so this all came as a pretty big shock.

He shared that she suddenly began to move like it was a completely different person playing, not his daughter. She was able to perfectly dribble the soccer ball, prompting Mizushima to call her the “genius dribbler”.

Mizushima loves to play soccer as a hobby, and wondered if his daughter just naturally inherited his love for the sport.

Actress Yumi Ito has been selected as the new face of “Spa treatment”, a luxury line of Japanese beauty products.

Ito will be promoting the iMarco patch line of products. Ranging in price from 2,400 to 8,000 yen these beauty patches have tiny micro needles inside them, so the formula permeates directly to the inside of the skin

Described as an “updated sheet mask” the most expensive patch is filled with hyaluronic acid, used to moisturize and repair aged skin. A whitening patch, acne patch, elasticity, and eye patch made out of placenta are also available.  Yes, it’s made out of the placenta you’re thinking of.

In the CM Ito wears two red wigs, while being amazed by the iMacro technology.

Ever since abandoning the ICONIQ stage name and putting a hold to her music activities, Ito has done quite a few collaborations with beauty and hair companies. She’s appeared in various supporting roles since making acting her main profession.

She will be appearing in a supporting role in the upcoming film “Neko wa Daku Mono” starring Erika Sawajiri and Ryo Yoshizawa.

(iMacro)

Today hip-hop dance group DA PUMP released their comeback single “U.S.A“, their first single release since 2014’s “New Position”. It has a tie-in with the TV program “King’s Brunch”, where it will be the ending theme for the entire month of June.

“U.S.A” is a very high energy Eurobeat song, where the group proclaims their love for The United States. “C’mon baby, AMERICA!”  and “USA!!!” are some of the many inspirational lyrics sung throughout the song.

Nogizaka46 members Sayuri Inoue & Mizuki Yamashita are the latest cover girls for the newest issue of the manga anthology Weekly Shonen Magazine.

For the issue the duo did a special photoshoot dressed up as the iconic Sailor Moon, using the same outfit from Nogizaka46’s Sailor Moon stage musical.

A trailer for the upcoming film “Sunny: Tsuyoi Kimochi Tsuyoi Ai” has been released! The film is a Japanese remake of the 2011 South Korean film “Sunny”.

Ryoko Shinohara leads the show as “Nami”, a 40-year-old housewife. One day she meets up with her close high school friend Serika (Yoko Maki) for the first time in ages. Unfortunately, the meeting takes a somber turn as Serika reveals she has been diagnosed with terminal cancer.

Today Sandaime J Soul Brothers release their anticipated 7th studio album titled “FUTURE“

The album features many of their hits released within the past few years including “HAPPY”, “Welcome to TOKYO”, and “J.S.B LOVE”. 10 J Soul Brothers songs are included in the entire 3 disc set that comes with every version of the album.

Disc 2 and 3 consist of solo tracks from the main vocalists of the group, Ryuji Imaichi and Hiroomi Tosaka. The full tracklist, along with the album cover can be seen here.

This week, King & Prince topped the Oricon single chart with their debut single “Cinderella Girl”, selling 576,903 copies in its first week.

Momoiro Clover Z topped the Oricon album chart with their new best album “MOMOIRO CLOVER Z BEST ALBUM ‘Momo no Juu, Bancha mo Debana’”, selling 56,412 copies in its first week.

Yonezu Kenshi topped the Oricon digital single chart with his single “LOSER”, selling 35,039 copies in its second week in the top 10.

The Shiina Ringo tribute album “Adam to Eve no Ringo” topped the Oricon digital album chart, selling 8,804 copies in its first week.