It takes guts and sheer determination to alter your life trajectory, especially when you're at the top of the game. But that's exactly what Rain did. In November of 2007, Rain left his longtime nest JYP Entertainment and started his own company, J. Tune Entertainment. And now, after establishing worldwide fame through his much publicized 2007 world tour and Hollywood exposure in films like Speed Racer and the upcoming action flick Ninja Assassin, the multi-entertainer returns to home base to release his long-awaited fifth album poignantly titled Rainism. By adding "-ism" to his name, the title promotes a new ideology and concept that capture the essence of who he is and what he represents.

Taking full control of the album's entire production, Rain reveals his true colors through his own composition and choice of lyrics, in particular Love Story and September 12th. Composed and arranged by Choi Hyung Joon of V.O.S, Love Story is a pop R&B number that talks about the ugly side of love, surprisingly coming from the singer's own experience. In the song's music video which features actress Ha Ji Won, Rain extends his talent net by orchestrating the full storyline. Moreover, the star upgrades his dance moves by collaborating with world-famous choreographer AJ who previously worked with stars like Usher and Justin Timberlake.

Attracting over a million moviegoers in its opening week, cat-and-mouse crime thriller Eye for an Eye boasts a dream pairing both in front of and behind the camera. Renowned director Kwak Kyung Taek (Friend, Typhoon) and Ahn Kwon Tae - Kwak's assistant director on Friend who went on to direct My Brother - share writing and directing credits, while top stars Cha Seung Won (Murder Take One) and Han Suk Kyu (Shiri) face off onscreen in a thrilling battle of brawn and wit. Weaving from the underbelly of Busan to the corporate district of Seoul, Eye for an Eye takes it characters and the audience on a roller coaster ride of gripping car chases, daring heists, and unexpected plot twists, all underlined by the acting tour de force of Cha Seung Won and Han Suk Kyu.

Fierce, suave, and foulmouthed, top detective Baek (Han Suk Kyu) is about to leave the force to start his own business, but his plans are rudely interrupted when two large cases land on his desk. First, an armored truck is robbed in broad daylight. Then someone impersonates Baek and steals trafficked gold from the airport right under the police's noses. As a final slight, the perpetrator, Ahn (Cha Seung Won), sends a package of cash to Baek the next day. Completely outraged, Baek pursues his target with the determination of a madman, but Ahn is one step ahead at every turn, deliberately leaving traces behind to taunt the police. Baek soon realizes that Ahn's clues are leading him to an even greater enemy.

Held from August 8 to 24, the 2008 Beijing Olympics gathered the world's best athletes in China's capital city for two weeks of intense sporting competition. The Beijing Olympics were the most-watched Olympic Games in history, and provided a stage for many amazing wins and record-breaking feats. Revisit the moments and memories of the Beijing Olympics with this Highlights of the Beijing 2008 Olympics Games DVD release.

Taiwan's prince of Mando-pop Jay Chou merges music with the art of sorcery on his latest album, Capricorn, named after his own Zodiac sign. As Jay is especially adept in card tricks, his ninth full-length album features a retro poker card design. Jay appears in a playful double jack of spades image to match his two new songs "Magic" and "Clown". Jay's new principal song Dao Xiang ("Rice Fragrance") returns to the basic elements of music. Penned and composed by Jay, the song revolves around childhood experiences in a small village, and uses simple rhythm and natural sounds, including that of cicadas, accompanied by folk guitar and hip-hop beats.

Recently honored Jeanist of the Year for the third year in a row, Koda Kumi strikes once more with her 41st single. Taboo is a sizzling hot R&B number sure to get everybody on the dance floor. The side track Always, the remix version of Taboo, and instrumentals of the two songs can also be found on Kumi's latest release.

Aaron Kwok is the sole dancing king of Hong Kong. This four-DVD set presents the highlights of his latest shows at the Hong Kong Coliseum and the AsiaWorld-Expo held between November 2007 and February 2008. Fans can sing along to songs like "Expiry Date" (DVD 1 - Track 13), "Love Attitude 1998" (DVD 2 - Track 3), and "Unforgettable" (DVD 2 - Track 18), "Wild City" (DVD 2 - Track 13), and "Dear" (DVD 1 - Track 11). Those interested in the show alone can turn to the remaining two DVDs.

Epik High cranks up the love machine in their newly released mini album Lovescream! The popular Korean hip-hop group, whose previous fifth release Pieces, Part One won both critical and commercial success, shows off their soft, romantic side by packing in a series of love tunes in their latest album. Making a complete changeover from the group's previous album which featured a number of songs tackling heavy subjects like suicide, social estrangement, and political corruption, Lovescream coats ordinary love stories with warm, organic analogue sounds of classical instruments.

Kinki Kids' Domoto Koichi has been putting on his popular Shock stage musicals every year since 2000, and 2008 was no exception to the rule. Endless Shock 2008 was staged at the Imperial Garden Theater in Tokyo from January 6 to February 26, and this DVD release records the February 6 performance. Domoto Koichi has performed over 500 shows of his long-running musical series, and he continues to Shock audiences anew every year as the musicals evolve and improve. This time Domoto Koichi is supported by Kanjani8's Ohkura Tadayoshi and many Johnny's Juniors, including Musical Academy and M.A.D, for a dazzling showcase of song, dance, and stunts.

For three consecutive days from February 22 to 24, 2008, thousands of fans filled up the Olympic Fencing Gymnasium in the Seoul Olympic Park to take part in Super Junior's Super Show, their first ever solo concert since making their debut three years ago. The concert also marks the grand opening of Super Junior's ambitious Asia concert tour, which is to be held in various cities throughout Asia. The show opened up before a full house of 6,500 exuberant fans, with the band performing their very first single Twins followed by the phenomenal 2007 smash Don't Don. Making full usage of the venue's space, Super Junior magically popped out of every corner of the arena, driving their fans into frenzy. Emotions ran high as fans and their idols joined voices in unison singing Marry U and many other favorite hits. For those who want to relive the experience or for those who missed out on all the excitement, Super Junior 1st Concert DVD - Super Show offers the full live performance of Super Show for your personal pleasure.

Period swordplay drama Big Shot, adapted from a renowned Gu Long novel, teams up singer/actor Nicholas Tse, acclaimed actress Angelica Lee (Re-cycle), and Mainland rising star Yan Kuan. In her first costume role, Angelica Lee shows a beauty and charm different from that of her many acclaimed contemporary movies. Nicholas Tse, who demonstrated his potential in the swordplay drama Proud of Twins, again portrays a charismatic swordsman. Handsome Yan Kuan plays an up-and-coming hero, no less impressive than the rest of the main cast, in this dynamic drama.