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Docu film 'Forever We Are Young' explores global impact of BTS, Army
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Deaf trio Big Ocean to embark on Europe tour
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J-Hope makes grand return with sold-out shows, new song
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Onewe marks 10th year with new album, world tour, and a stronger bond than ever
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K-pop stars to shine at Wango Tango 2025 in US this spring
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Lee Seung-chul to kick off nationwide tour
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Young Posse returns with cinematic music
Known for its intense hip-hop sound, Young Posse strikes sentimental chord Five-member K-pop group Young Posse has returned with cinematic storytelling and music. "Cold," the group's special album released Sunday, consists of seven tracks, including the title track and its accompanying music video, starring Young Posse members and Taiwanese actor Jing Hua Tseng. The visually striking music video, filled with rich color palettes, was filmed in Taiwan. “The album carries an unexpected storyline an
March 5, 2025
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Onewe marks 10th year with new album, world tour, and a stronger bond than ever
Onewe returns with 'We: Dream Chaser,' full of all kinds of dreams This year is a special year for Onewe: The band has released its first studio album in five years, is celebrating its 10th anniversary and will embark on its first-ever world tour. “We are thrilled to be releasing our second studio album after five years, and we know our fans have been eagerly anticipating it as well. As always, every track on this album is self-composed," said guitarist Kanghyun during an interview with reporter
March 5, 2025
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Jazz legends to perform at GS Arts Center in May
Jazz legends are making their way to Korea in May. A trio featuring pianist Brad Mehldau, bassist Christian McBride, and drummer Marcus Gilmore will perform at GS Arts Center in Gangnam, Seoul, on May 20. Additionally, 20-time Grammy winner and jazz icon Pat Metheny will take the stage at the same venue from May 23 to 25. The performances are part of a concert series jointly presented by GS Arts Center, which opens officially in April, and Seoul Jazz Festival. The festival, now in its 17th editi
March 4, 2025
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J-Hope makes grand return with sold-out shows, new song
J-Hope kicks off first solo world tour 'Hope on the Street' Opening his world tour, BTS’ J-Hope filled the stage with everything he loves. Fresh from completing his military service last October, the singer kicked off his long-awaited solo world tour, "Hope on the Stage," with three sold out concerts at the KSPO Dome from Friday to Sunday. On Sunday, the venue rocked with fans chanting J-Hope's name as they waited for the concert to begin. Dressed in a striking red outfit and wearing sunglasses,
March 3, 2025
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Fury and frustration at failed impeachment spread overseas
The motion to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol failed in the National Assembly on Saturday, as all but three of the 108 members of the ruling People’s Power Party, abstained from voting. The decision sparked widespread fury and frustration among overseas Koreans, who have directed their anger at the ruling party. “I feel profound sadness,” Sun-ju Bully-Noh, who teaches Korean at the University of Burgundy in Dijon, France. "I cannot understand why opinions are so divided in
Dec. 7, 2024
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BTS RM's documentary to be released in 110 countries
A documentary film chronicling the making of BTS leader RM's solo album was released Thursday in theaters in 110 countries, including Korea. The film "RM: Right People, Wrong Place" captures the eight-month journey behind RM’s second solo album, "Right Place, Wrong Person." It offers an intimate look at RM navigating the multiple roles of BTS' leader, solo artist and an ordinary man named Kim Nam-joon. Directed by Lee Seok-jun, the documentary also features th
Dec. 5, 2024
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Use of name 'The Boyz' uncertain following trademark dispute
Boy group The Boyz is the latest in the long list of groups that face trademark disputes over their name. The Boyz, which recently moved to One Hundred Label after its contract with IST Entertainment ended, might not be able to use its name. On Wednesday night, One Hundred Label announced that negotiations with IST Entertainment over the trademark had broken down, citing “unreasonable negotiation conditions” from IST as the reason. “We have done our utmost to negotiate regardin
Dec. 5, 2024
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Celebrities raise criticism amid martial law chaos
As South Koreans reeled from the political drama prompted Tuesday night by President Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration of martial law, various celebrities raised their voices, expressing concern over the turmoil. Actor Park Ho-san took to social media Wednesday morning after Yoon lifted the martial law, writing, “Last night felt like stepping into a time machine back to the 1980s, a time when dissent against those in power would lead to accusations of being a communist sympathizer. I couldn
Dec. 4, 2024
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Martial law turmoil unsettles South Korean entertainment schedules
Schedules of performances and interviews in South Korea have been thrown into a state of uncertainty by a sudden martial law declaration that was lifted only a few hours later. On Wednesday morning, the promotional team for the Netflix series “The Trunk” announced that the media interview with actress Seo Hyun-jin, which was originally set to take place from 11 a.m. Wednesday in Samcheong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, was rescheduled to Friday. Interviews with other cast members, including
Dec. 4, 2024
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GFriend to reunite after 4 years, marking 10th debut anniversary
The girl group GFriend is making a highly anticipated return after four years with a special album and concert. GFriend will reunite to release a special album, "Season of Memories," on Jan. 13, commemorating the group's 10th debut anniversary. This marks their first group activity since the members' contract with Source Music ended four years ago. According to Source Music, the six-member group’s special album "Season of Memories" will drop on Jan. 13 at 6 p.
Dec. 2, 2024