Sony BMG recently announced that actor Lee Dong-gun's debut album in Japan, entitled "My Biography" and released in June, is out in Korea.

The TV drama "Every Night," starring Kim Sun-a and Lee Dong-gun, took over the time slot of the MBC hit production "Lee San" with safe 10% ratings.

According to the ratings research company TNS Media Korea, "Every Night" recorded national ratings of 11.6% for its first episode, which aired on the 23rd.

The ratings were lower than the 14% reached by "Lee San" for its first broadcast last September. However, "Every Night" is up against tough competition.

The same primetime slot is occupied by the SBS TV drama "Le Grand Chef," (16.4%) starring Kim Rae-won, and the KBS 2TV production starring Eric, "Chil-woo, the Mighty" (10.5%). "Every Night" was also at a disadvantage due to a one-week delay of the first episode.

Another ratings research company, AGB Nielson Media Research, found that the TV ratings for "Every Night" were only 10.9% nationwide, while "Le Grand Chef" came in at 15.2% and "Chil-woo, the Mighty" reached 11.1%.

"Every Night" is about Korea's Cultural Heritage, with Kim Sun-a on the task force of Cultural Heritage crime-fighters and Lee Dong-gun playing a flirty art historian.

Hallyu star Lee Dong-gun is slowly getting over the tragic death of his younger brother by keeping his schedule busy. On May 25, Lee visited Japan to hold a series of fan meetings. He is also busy with shooting a drama and releasing his latest album.

Soon after he arrived in Tokyo, Lee made a guest appearance on a live radio show and talked about what he has been up to as well as his new album. The one-hour open radio show was held at Cafe M.net in Shinjuku, Tokyo to celebrate the 2nd anniversary of the founding of M.net Japan, a satellite channel that specializes in Korean cultural contents.

Lee, who is currently shooting a new drama on MBC 'Every Single Night,' also made a guest appearance on a TV show in Osaka and met the members of the press and fans in Tokyo while promoting his latest film 'Cross-Scandal' which was released in Korea last year.

Fans stayed up all night to meet their favorite Korean star and when he finally made his appearance, they all cheered.

Lee says he plans to perform all the songs in his latest album live during his upcoming concert in August. He also said he is content as a singer and musician and was excited to meet his Japanese fans.

Singer-turned-actor Lee Dong-gun will show off his singing talent once again!

Lee, who's been filming 'I'm Living with Who I love,' with Han Chae-young and Uhm Jung-hwa, will be participating in its OST.

Source: http://www.imbc.com/

Title: 네 멋대로 해라 / Ne Meot-dae-ro Hae-ra
Also known as: As You Wish
Genre: Drama, Romance
Episodes: 20
Broadcast network: MBC
Broadcast period: 2002-07-03 to 2002-09-05
Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 9:55 PM