%HTMLlat1;]> http://mognet.net Thank you for using the Mognet RSS Feed kumama@mognet.net en-us http://mognet.net/news.php?id=477 Section: jtv A little bird told me that it had been a while since we'd released any commercials, and darn it she was right! It's high time for some crazy new ads. Today we've brought you the next episode of the Suntory Boss HG saga in 15 and 30 second versions. Also make sure to check out idols stripping to sell DSL, and Shrimp chip superheroes from Calbee! It's sure to brighten up your Monday. http://mognet.net/news.php?id=476 Section: jtv Today we're bringing you a "shima uta" (okinawan style) classic! Natsukawa Rimi's "nada sou sou" is an emotional song that's sure to make you nostalgic. You've probably heard this song before as it's performed very, very often on music shows, particularly Kouhaku since its release in 2001. Now you can sing along too! http://mognet.net/news.php?id=475 Section: jtv Are you getting out there and enjoying summer yet? What are you waiting for?! Otsuka Ai would like to get you going in our newest PV release, "Smily". If you haven't seen this PV yet you're really missing something great. In my personal opinion it's one of her best songs and videos, and given her popularity around here that's saying a lot! Grab it now and then go out and enjoy the sun! http://mognet.net/news.php?id=473 Section: cmpv Tsunku wants your money. He wants ALL of your money. And he won't stop making little girls sing the same songs over and over until he gets it! Today's new PV release is another Hello! Project group, C-ute. These girls came from Hello Project kids, which is like Tsunku's answer to the Johnny's Juniors. They look similarly underfed too, if you ask me. Someone get that girl in the blue shirt a burger! Anyway, enjoy "tokaikko junjou"! http://mognet.net/news.php?id=474 Section: cmpv Zetima (the record label for Hello! Project groups) is really quite clever about making money. You see, they already spent money filming one fancy music video, so they figure they can charge more for the DVD release by taking one camera angle from the first video and releasing that as an "alternate version". This time it's C-ute's "tokaikko junjou" as a "Dance Shot Version". I'm on to your scheme, Zetima! C-ute fans enjoy!