55-year-old Mickey Yoshino, the leader of reunited rock band Godiego, is getting married for the third time. His new wife is a 36-year-old oil painter named Sachie Ochi. The two are holding their wedding ceremony on the 8th at the Chapelle des Anges in Minami Aoyama, Tokyo. They will be wed by Godiego bassist Steve Fox, who is also a pastor.

Ochi had become a fan of Yoshino during Godiego's height of popularity. The two met and became friends, and eventually their relationship turned romantic. They began dating this past January.

Movie studio Fox Atomic is looking to adapt Otsuichi's novel "GOTH," about two high schoolers who become involved in a series of murder mysteries.

According to Variety, the film is to be written and directed by J.T. Petty. Kadokawa Shoten, which published the novel and its subsequent manga adaptation, is serving as executive producer.

Mai Satoda (Country Musume) will host a new program on Nippon Broadcasting System, titled "Shuukan! Otonajuku."

Satoda is teaming up with writer Soichiro Ishihara, who has written "Otonaryoku" and other books about becoming a well-mannered member of society. The show will cover similar topics, presented in a classroom format (Satoda as the student, Ishihara as the teacher).

"Shuukan! Otonajuku" will air at 11:30pm on Sundays, starting on the 7th.

It was announced on Wednesday that mihimaru GT is in charge of the theme song for the Fuji TV drama series "Abarenbo Mama," which stars Aya Ueto and begins on the 16th.

The song is based on Kylie Minogue's 1987 hit "I Should Be So Lucky," also known as "Lucky Love" in Japan. mihimaru GT has set the song to a hip-hop tune and reworked the lyrics into Japanese, resulting in a rendition that is said to be very different from the original.

The new single, which is presumably also titled "Lucky Love," is scheduled to go on sale in November.