Eun Jung

Eunjung was born in Seoul, South Korea. Her mother, a graduate of Ewha Womans University, is really a former piano teacher who works as Eun-jeong’s agent. While attending seventh grade, Eunjung started taekwondo lessons and won three different competitions. Her mother made a decision to give up teaching and manage Eun-jeong’s career upon her high school graduation in 2007. Later that year, Eunjung signed up for Dongguk University, where she took performance courses. She is an only child possesses been quoted as explaining, “My mother had me ten years after she was married to my dad, which seems more hurtful. Upon watching several famous performers in past times, she needed to become an actress. Since We’ve, she is quite pleased I’ve got becoming important. She believes her original prayers were answered.

Eunjung T-ara (Ham Eun-jung) profile:

Birth name: Ham Eun jeong

Also known as: Eunjung, Ham Unchong
Born: December 12, 1988 Seoul, South Korea
Genres: Pop, dance
Occupations: Idol, Actress, Singer, Rapper, Dancer
Height: 167 cm
Weight: 47 kg
Blood Type: O
Star sign: Sagittarius
Labels: Core Contents Media, Mnet media
Twitter: @Taraeunjung1212

Eunjung T-ara (Ham Eun-jung) facts:

• Eunjung is one of the members of T-ara that asterisked in many crisis sequence when compared to other members
• Eunjung signed up for Dongguk College majoring within Performing Disciplines
• Eunjung pastime is actually reading through magazines as well as viewing in theaters
• Eunjung expert within tae kwon do and horseback riding
• Eunjung Lee Jang Woo’s wife on the reality display We Got Married
• Eunjung is a rapper within the group T-ara
• Eunjung many to be a model within the MV clip band FT Island
• Eunjung experienced begun her profession by playing in a film within 2000

Television drama

• 1995: A New Generation of Adults (Jessica)
• 2004: Little Women (Hyun Deuk (Young))
• 2004: Age of Heroes (Layla)
• 2004: Toji, the Land (Bong Soon (Young))
• 2005: Hello, My Teacher
• 2006: Goong
• 2010: Coffee House (Kang Seung Yeon)
• 2011: Dream High (Yoon Baek Hee)
• 2011: King Geunchogo (Jin Ah Yi)
• 2011: We Got Married 2011 (Lee Jang Woo’s wife)
• 2012: Queen Insoo Insoo (Young)

Television series

• 2010: KBS2 Invincible Youth Episode 26 Herself(Guest) With fellow T-ara member and cast regular Hyomin
• 2010: SBS Running Man Episode 7 Herself(Guest) With Guest Jo Kwon (2AM)&Jung Yong-hwa (CN Blue)
• 2010-2011: KBS2 Hello Baby Herself With T-ara
• 2012: SBS Running Man Episode 104

Film

• 1999: A-rong’s Big Expedition (Song-i)
• 2002: Dodge Go! Go! (Min Sang Mi)
• 2002: Madeleine (Song Hye (Young))
• 2005: The Beast and the Beauty Hae Mi
• 2006: Ice Bar (Mi Sook)
• 2006: World of Silence (Min Hee)
• 2007: Dating On Earth (Yun Yi Soo)
• 2008: Death Bell / Gosa (Kim Ji Won)
• 2011: White: The Melody of the Curse (Eun Joo)
• 2011: Gisaeng Ryung

Awards

• 2010: 2010 SBS Drama Awards: New Star Award (Coffee House)
• 2011: 2011 MBC Broadcast Entertainment Awards: Variety Division – Rookie Award (We Got Married)

T-ara member profile

Boram was born upon March 22,1986. Her father is Jeon Youngrok, who was the greatly popular vocalist in South Korea in the 1970′s as well as 80′s. Her mom is actually Lee Mi Young, a highly-known actress. She’s the third generation artist within Korea because both her Grandfather, Hwang Hae, as well as grandma, Baek Sul Hee, had been both famous singers. Her younger sister, Wooram, is a member of a Korean girl group called D-Unit.

Boram T-ara (Jeon Bo-ram) profile:

Birth name: Jeon Boram
Also known as: Boram, Chon Po-ram, Jeon Bo Ram
Born: March 22, 1986 South Korea
Height: 155 cm
Weight: 46 kg
Blood Type: A
Occupations: Actress, singer, model
Labels: Core Contents Media, Mnet Media
Twitter: @Boram_0322

Boram T-ara (Jeon Bo-ram) fact:

• Boram debuted in 2008
• Boram take her college education at the University of Meiji
• Before debuting with T-ara, Boram is also a model for a fashion magazine
• In 2009. Boram appeared in a play called “Soul”
• Boram had been a model in MV 2PM clip
• Boram is the son of actress Lee Mi Young geeks

Discography

• 2008: From Memory

Filmography

• 2009: MBC “Soul”
• 2010: KBS Master of Study
• 2010: KBS Purple Heeled Grim Reaper
• 2010: T-ara and Yoon Si Yoon’s Bubibubi
• 2010: The Angel of Death Comes With Purple High Heels

TV program

• 2009: Rich Artifacts

Other works

• 2008: Lucifer Project Vol 1.
• 2010: Cass Beer CF
• 2011: I Really Really Like You Musical

T-ara

T-ara (pron.: /tiˈɑːrə/; Korean: 티아라, Japanese: ティアラ, often stylized as T-ARA or T♔ARA) is a South Korean girl group that debuted in 2009 under Core Contents Media. Before their debut, there was a high level of interest in the group; they were called the "Super Rookies" and had been training for three years prior.^[1]
Originally a five-member group composed of Jiae, Jiwon, Eunjung, Hyomin, and Jiyeon, they released their first song "Joheun Saram" (좋은 사람, "Good Person") for the soundtrack of the Korean drama Cinderella Man in April 2009. After Jiae and Jiwon withdrew from the group in June, T-ara debuted as a six-member group with the addition of Boram, Soyeon, and Qri in July 2009.^[2]
Their debut studio album Absolute First Album was released in December 2009 and spawned several hit singles including "Geojitmal", "TTL (Time to Love)", "TTL Listen 2", "Bo Peep Bo Peep", "Cheoeum Cheoreom" and "Neo Ttaemune Michyeo". The album was followed by the group's first extended play, Temptastic (2010), which included the top-five singles "Wae Ireoni" and "Yayaya". John Travolta Wannabe (2011) produced "Roly-Poly", the Gaon chart's number one single of the year, which earned the group several awards and nominations as well. In less than six months, the group released their third extended play Black Eyes (2011), which spawned three number one singles: "Cry Cry", "Uri Saranghaetjanha" and "Lovey-Dovey". The lead single, "Cry Cry", became the group's first number one on the Billboard Korea K-Pop Hot 100.
In 2011, T-ara signed a $4.3 million contract with the company J-ROCK for their Japanese debut, the highest out of all the girl groups debuting in Japan.^[3] Their major record label is EMI Music Japan while their management and promotional marketing takes place under J-ROCK.^[4] The group's first single was a remake of their 2009 hit "Bo Peep Bo Peep". It ranked at number one on the Oricon weekly charts with 49,712 copies sold,^[5] the first time a debuting Korean girl group has done so in the charts' history.^[6] T-ara released their debut Japanese studio album Jewelry Box in 2012, which peaked at number two on the Oricon charts.
The group has added three members to their lineup since debut: Hwayoung in 2010, Areum in June 2012, and Dani was announced to be joining the group in December 2012 (although she has yet to join the group). Hwayoung later departed the group in July 2012. T-ara uses a rotating leader system in which a different member of the group is elected as leader each year, in order to give both the group and the individual members the opportunity to grow in a new direction.^[7]

Early beginnings and pre-debut projects

The original five T-ara members (Jiae, Jiwon, Eunjung, Hyomin and Jiyeon) were trained together for three years under Mnet Media.^[8] The meaning behind the group's name, which is based on the word "tiara", comes from the idea that they will become the "queens of the music industry".^[9][10] In April 2009, they released their first song "Joheun Saram (Ver. 1)" (좋은 사람, "Good Person") for the Cinderella Man soundtrack.^[8] Jiyeon teamed up with labelmates SeeYa and Davichi for a collaboration single titled "Yeoseong Shidae" (여성시대, "Women's Generation"), which was released in May 2009.^[11]
In June 2009, Mnet Media announced that Jiae and Jiwon would be leaving T-ara due to differences in music style. The first new member to be added to the group was Boram, the daughter of singer Jeon Young-rok and actress Lee Mi-young. Soyeon, a former trainee of Girls' Generation,^[12] and Qri were added to T-ara three weeks prior to debut. In early July 2009, the group was moved from Mnet Media to its subsidiary company Core Contents Media.^[13]