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Stray Kids’ ‘This & That’ Hits 50,000 Units in 20 Days, Earns SNEP Gold Certification

Stray Kids’ ‘This & That’ Hits 50,000 Units in 20 Days, Earns SNEP Gold Certification

After drawing 140,000 fans to Tokyo National Stadium, the group secures its sixth SNEP gold certification
50,000-Unit Miracle Captivates France, Heralding Global Stadium Tour Stray Kids, at the forefront of the global K-pop phenomenon, has reached another landmark in the heart of Europe’s music market. JYP Entertainment said on the 3rd that the group’s latest mini album, ‘This & That’ (THIS & THAT),...
| James choi
Park Ji-hoon concludes 11-city Asia fan-con tour in Jakarta

Park Ji-hoon concludes 11-city Asia fan-con tour in Jakarta

Park Ji-hoon successfully wraps up his Asia fan-con tour after a triumphant Jakarta show From Tokyo and Seoul to Macau and Jakarta, he visits 11 cities and cements his global presence Encore concerts set for Sept. 12-13 at Jamsil Indoor Gymnasium in Seoul
Singer and actor Park Ji-hoon successfully wrapped up his Asia fan-con tour with a final show in Jakarta. Park Ji-hoon met with local fans on the 29th at the "2026 Park Ji-hoon Asia Fan-Con [RE:FLECT ]" in Jakarta, Indonesia. He opened the show with "Blank Effect ," "Serious " and "GOTCHA .
| Seongchan Eol
‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ Japanese Version Launches in October, Starring Japan’s Beloved “Little Sister” Mana Ashida

‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ Japanese Version Launches in October, Starring Japan’s Beloved “Little Sister” Mana Ashida

The adaptation of the original series, which reached a peak rating of 17.5%, will be released simultaneously on Fuji TV and Netflix.
‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ remake starring Mana Ashida launches on Netflix Oct. 19 ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo,’ which demonstrated the global influence of K-content, is being remade for Japanese audiences. ‘Extraordinary Attorney Minami,’ starring Japan’s beloved actor Mana Ashida, will be...
| James choi
Japanese band Penthouse brings City Soul to Korea in first solo concert in December after filling Budokan

Japanese band Penthouse brings City Soul to Korea in first solo concert in December after filling Budokan

The band will perform Dec. 19 at YES24 Live Hall, promising a varied set featuring tracks from its new album, “Neon Garden.”
The twist behind Penthouse, a University of Tokyo band: Korea debut set for Dec. 19 Music born in an academic cradle sets its sights on Korean listeners Japan’s standout “City Soul” band “Penthouse” is finally set to take the Korean stage.
| James choi
EXO's Do Kyung-soo to make solo comeback after a year with fourth mini album 'DOPAMINE'

EXO's Do Kyung-soo to make solo comeback after a year with fourth mini album 'DOPAMINE'

First new release since last September's single 'DUMB'; Asia tour will begin Oct. 2 in Seoul
Fourth mini album due out next month, Asia tour to launch with Oct. 2 Seoul concert Return of a singular vocalist targets global stages Do Kyung-soo, a member of the group EXO and an acclaimed actor, is returning to the public as a solo singer, his primary profession, after about a year.
| James choi
Jennie Takes the Stage at Japan’s Summer Sonic on the 14th and 16th, First to Spot an Unreleased New Song

Jennie Takes the Stage at Japan’s Summer Sonic on the 14th and 16th, First to Spot an Unreleased New Song

Jennie heated up Summer Sonic…First-ever sighting of an unreleased track
Jennie Takes the Stage at Japan’s Summer Sonic on the 14th and 16th, First to Spot an Unreleased New Song Tokyo and Osaka Headline Stages, Proving Her Might by Appearing at Six Global Festivals This Year JENNIE, the group BLACKPINK’s ’Jennie’, has once again proven her unrivaled global influence.
| James choi
AKMU’s Lee Su-hyun to sing 1980 Matsuda Seiko classic “Aoi Sanshō” — set for release on the 18th

AKMU’s Lee Su-hyun to sing 1980 Matsuda Seiko classic “Aoi Sanshō” — set for release on the 18th

Kangnam’s planned “J-Pop Remake Project” returns for Part 3 after Taeyeon’s “Manshanga” with a hit run expected
Sister-brother duo AKMU’s “Lee Su-hyun” reinterprets the legendary hit “Blue Coral Reef (青い珊瑚礁)” that once shook up Japan’s music scene in her own signature style. Producer SH Gold Networks said in an official announcement on the 12th that the remake track featuring Lee Su-hyun vocals will be...
| James choi
Kodaline belts out farewell in Seoul while wearing FC Seoul uniforms for goodbye with 1,900 fans

Kodaline belts out farewell in Seoul while wearing FC Seoul uniforms for goodbye with 1,900 fans

The band plans to disband after releasing its fifth studio album in October, treating fans to a heartfelt finale in Seoul complete with acoustic sets and a wave of flashlights alongside a parade of hit songs
Kodaline, Seoul’s last visit that shook 1,900… Saying goodbye with “All I Want” After its fifth studio album set to arrive in October, the band calls it quits; wraps up the farewell finale in FC Seoul uniforms “Thank you so much for following along and supporting us over the past few years.
| James choi
HaYoung moves from “factually unfounded” to “an apology,” with “verification of the Daijeong Friendship Association” — historical truth reversed in a day

HaYoung moves from “factually unfounded” to “an apology,” with “verification of the Daijeong Friendship Association” — historical truth reversed in a day

Agency acknowledges “a list of 1916 councilors” exists… fallout after remarks about the fourth-generation doctor family business
From “factually unfounded” to “an apology”… historical truth overturned in a day The side of actor “HaYoung” reversed its earlier stance of fully denying suspicions over the pro-Japanese activities of his great-great-grandfather, “Ahn SangHo”, and issued an official apology just one day later.
| James choi
Actor HaYoung Faces Backlash Over Accusations Involving His Great-Grandfather’s Pro-Japanese Past, but Calls It ‘Baseless’

Actor HaYoung Faces Backlash Over Accusations Involving His Great-Grandfather’s Pro-Japanese Past, but Calls It ‘Baseless’

After mentioning a “first Japan medical license for Koreans” on a variety show, she sparks controversy; verification finds her great-grandfather is not listed in the pro-Japanese collaborators person registry
Truth Behind the \u201cPro-Japanese\u201d Frame\u2014A Fourth-Generation Doctor Family That Responds With Facts Harsh \u201cpro-Japanese\u201d allegations leveled at actor HaYoung (real name Ahn HaYoung, 33) have finally fizzled out as a farce.
| James choi