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Hong Kong Asia tour general ticket sales sell out all seats as the company adds dates for Aug. 22-23 beyond the originally planned single performance With more limited view seats opening in Seoul and Japan and strong ticket demand, the group hits the road starting in Aichi on the 13th with a full sweep of the islands Along with the tour success, mini-album No. 4 title track “It’s Me” scores a major run, entering the U.S. Billboard and YouTube global charts for a fifth straight week

As CBS unveils its 2027 lineup, a string of cancellations is drawing fresh scrutiny after popular shows that posted strong ratings in recent seasons 6.4 million-view ‘Watson’ and 5.7 million-view ‘DMV’ abruptly halted production, fueling rampant speculation and fans’ questions After more than 10 years, ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ ends; debate grows over whether the cutoff follows political pressure tied to criticism of Trump

In town for the release of his third studio album, he talks about a new record rooted in realistic love, expresses deep gratitude to unwavering Korean fans, and shares praise for K-pop artists

From Auggyang to London’s Tottenham Stadium…A once-in-a-lifetime stadium tour by K-pop legends that returns after 9 years

‘Heo Mun-oh,’ a failed writer and a professor of Korean literature, discovers the genius of the last-row student ‘Lee Kang,’ becomes fixated on him, and their story of obsession unfolds.

'FIFA Super Soccer' and other popular games are linked in, with real-time scores and limited-edition rewards

Rough Trade, the UK indie legend that launched The Smiths and The Strokes, will hold a special 50th-anniversary exhibition and an in-person concert tour stop in Seoul in September

He is cruising through the majors with a .335 batting average, setting a longest batting-hit streak record for a Korean big leaguer, surpassing Choo Shin-soo and Kim Ha-seong

Returns with new song 'Our Oppa-Ya,' drawing attention with lyrics that liken dental care to romance as it climbs to the top ranks on YouTube charts.

Both agencies acknowledged the breakup and said they plan to remain as “good colleagues.”