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'LIGHTSUM' Returns to the Stage After Two Years… Korean Version of Japanese Debut Song ‘Doshite’ to Be Released on the 22nd

'LIGHTSUM' Returns to the Stage After Two Years… Korean Version of Japanese Debut Song ‘Doshite’ to Be Released on the 22nd

Solo showcase set for Dec. 28 in Tokyo; group to appear on music show on release day
A new leap aimed at global fans: a beloved song reborn in Korean Six-member girl group LIGHTSUM (Sangah, Chowon, Nayoung, Hina, Juhyeon and Yujeong), known for their solid skills and diverse charms, will release “Eotteokhae” on the 22nd, the Korean-language version of their Japanese debut song...
| James choi
Netflix Confirms K-Pop Audition Project 'We Go High'

Netflix Confirms K-Pop Audition Project 'We Go High'

Netflix has confirmed production of 〈We Go High〉, a competition featuring students from South Korea’s top arts high schools, and began accepting applications today (the 21st).
Netflix has confirmed production of the K-pop audition project 〈We Go High〉, in which students from South Korea’s top arts high schools compete for their schools’ honor and their most heartfelt dreams. Applications opened today (the 21st).
| Joo Seong-cheol
Music Critic Kang Heon Dies at 64, Leaving Behind the Soundtrack of the Seo Taiji and Shin Hae-chul Era

Music Critic Kang Heon Dies at 64, Leaving Behind the Soundtrack of the Seo Taiji and Shin Hae-chul Era

A pioneer of 1990s pop music criticism and a practitioner of myeongrihak, he died on the 20th; he served as chairman of the Korea Arts & Culture Education Service
The study of destiny he pursued after standing at death's door, and an enduring legacy in Korean popular culture Kang Heon, chairman of the Korea Arts & Culture Education Service and a pop music critic who broadened the horizons of Korean popular music criticism, died on the 20th at the age of 64.
| James choi
Lee Seok-won Returns After Nine Years with 'Someday, the Barbershop,' a 30-Year Chronicle of Music

Lee Seok-won Returns After Nine Years with 'Someday, the Barbershop,' a 30-Year Chronicle of Music

His first book of essays about the band since his 1996 debut traces creativity and life across 456 pages The book recounts the stories behind his signature songs as he officially resumes his music career on the GMF stage
His first musical reflections since Sister's Barbershop disbanded: three decades of music in print Lee Seok-won, an iconic figure in Korean indie music, has published a new book, 'Someday, the Barbershop,' chronicling the 30-year musical journey of his band, Sister's Barbershop.
| James choi
[New Film] Late Director Hur Bum-wook’s ‘Pig That Survived Foot-and-Mouth Disease’—Invited to the World’s Largest Annecy International Animation Film Festival, Opens on the 21st

[New Film] Late Director Hur Bum-wook’s ‘Pig That Survived Foot-and-Mouth Disease’—Invited to the World’s Largest Annecy International Animation Film Festival, Opens on the 21st

A finely crafted feature exposing a violent system
A desperate fable of survival in a cycle of violence The posthumous work of director Hur Bum-wook, a promising creator in South Korea’s independent animation scene, ‘Pig That Survived Foot-and-Mouth Disease’ will open in theaters on the 21st.
| James choi
52nd Seoul Independent Film Festival Announces ‘Local Cinema’ and ‘Festival Choice’ Lineups

52nd Seoul Independent Film Festival Announces ‘Local Cinema’ and ‘Festival Choice’ Lineups

Cineplay Continues Its Support of the ‘Local Cinema Award’ This Year
The 52nd Seoul Independent Film Festival (SIFF 2026) has announced the official lineup for its Local Cinema section, which highlights the diverse possibilities of regional filmmaking (13 films), and Festival Choice, a section bringing together notable films from the past year (61 films).
| Kim Ji-yeon
ITZY’s Chaeryeong to Make Solo Debut Seven Years After Group Debut With First Mini-Album ‘Lovesick’

ITZY’s Chaeryeong to Make Solo Debut Seven Years After Group Debut With First Mini-Album ‘Lovesick’

First solo album out Nov. 9; third ITZY member to go solo after Yeji and Yuna
A new leap for a polished performer, with a debut mini-album showcasing her many charms Chaeryeong, a member of the group ITZY, is taking her first steps as a solo artist seven years after her debut. Her agency, JYP Entertainment, officially announced on the 19th that Chaeryeong will make her...
| James choi
H1-KEY to Release New Single “Unbelievable” on Nov. 13, Teasing an Unpredictable Transformation

H1-KEY to Release New Single “Unbelievable” on Nov. 13, Teasing an Unpredictable Transformation

The group will make its comeback in eight months with the surprise release of new digital single “Unbelievable” on Nov. 13 A year of wide-ranging accomplishments, including a successful appearance at Waterbomb Seoul 2026 and its first solo fan meeting in Japan Fans look forward to H1-KEY’s signature coming-of-age storytelling and a new musical range to follow “Rose Blossom”
Girl group H1-KEY is pursuing a musical transformation with the release of its new digital single “Unbelievable. ” H1-KEY, consisting of Seoi, Riina, Hwiseo and Yel, will kick off the countdown to its comeback with the release of “Unbelievable” on various online music platforms at 6 p. m. on Nov. 13.
| Seongchan Eol
'A2O LITE' Member Aijing’s Parents Face Wage-Arrears Controversy; Further Allegations Follow Mother’s Apology

'A2O LITE' Member Aijing’s Parents Face Wage-Arrears Controversy; Further Allegations Follow Mother’s Apology

Allegations of unpaid wages at an education company run by the parents of Aijing, a member of producer Lee Soo-man’s new girl group A2O LITE Mother apologizes, acknowledging business losses and saying the matter is unrelated to her daughter; former employee makes further allegations related to funeral expenses With no official statement from A2O, attention also focuses on the group’s debut song 'NEON,' which topped major music charts
Aijing (13), a Chinese member of rookie girl group A2O LITE, produced by Lee Soo-man, is embroiled in a controversy over her parents’ alleged failure to pay wages. Chinese media outlets reported that employees at an education company in Beijing run by Aijing’s parents were owed wages.
| Seongchan Eol
A Gentle Rhythm in Everyday Life: The Chosen Family at the Heart of 'Journey There'

A Gentle Rhythm in Everyday Life: The Chosen Family at the Heart of 'Journey There'

She cleans them every day: the car and the piano. She cannot drive the car or play the piano, but for Chun-hee (Kim Hye-ok), who lives each day polishing the grand piano and old car her husband left behind as though washing her face, life is an endless task of wiping away dust.
| Kim Ji-yeon