In its December 29 (KST) disclosures, ADOR laid out three different tracks for three remaining members of NewJeans—Hanni returns, Minji is still negotiating, and Danielle’s exclusive contract has been terminated …
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Every year produces moments that dominate conversation—records fall, headlines spike, timelines flood. Most of that noise fades quickly. It creates attention without changing direction. This list is not about those …
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Stray Kids are taking their dominATE era from stadiums to the big screen. On December 17, the group announced their first-ever concert film, Stray Kids: The dominATE Experience, set for …
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Over the past several months, South Korea’s entertainment industry has been hit by a rapid succession of controversies—some substantiated, others recycled, many amplified far beyond their immediate scope. As actors, …
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DAESANG Record of the Year: JENNIE Artist of the Year: G-DRAGON Song of the Year: HOME SWEET HOME by G-DRAGON featuring Daesung and Taeyang Album of the Year: Übermensch by …
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of copyrighting choreography? Given that K-pop borrows from multiple cultures, countries, and dance traditions, can anything truly be considered “original”? And if so, can …
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LE SSERAFIM 2025 REVIEW: HATERS BROADCASTED THEIR PAIN, FIMMIES IMMORTALIZED THEIR REBIRTH
By the end of 2025, LE SSERAFIM lost all traces of the battle they were forced into in 2024. All that was visible were maturity in their eyes, a certain …
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LE SSERAFIM’s upcoming Shanghai fan-sign event was abruptly canceled just days before it was set to take place. The sudden notice sparked a lot of online discussion, particularly among Chinese …
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ROSÉ CLAIMS SHE IS THE FIRST KPOP ARTIST TO GET A GRAMMY… LET’S HOPE IT’S AN HONEST MISTAKE
In a recent Billboard interview, Rosé discussed the massive success of their collaboration “APT.” (, including its three Grammy nominations for the 2026 ceremony: Song of the Year, Record of …
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There’s been a lot of noise around CORTIS lately—debates about whether they qualify as a “self-produced group,” arguments about whether they’re “post-K-pop,” and pushback from fans of established self-producing acts …