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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
NCSoft and Nexon Join AGF 2026, Bringing a Wave of New Games Including Korea Debut of ‘Astra Oratio’

NCSoft and Nexon Join AGF 2026, Bringing a Wave of New Games Including Korea Debut of ‘Astra Oratio’

AGF opens Dec. 4 at KINTEX, featuring four major subculture titles including ‘Parayidolia’
Subculture games rise into the mainstream as major publishers mount global push The Animation X Game Festival , South Korea’s largest comprehensive subculture event, is establishing itself as a mainstream gaming expo, with major game companies confirming their participation in force.
| James choi
NCT’s Jisung Could Be Jamsil Stadium’s ‘Last First Pitcher’ Before Demolition as LG Faces Must-Win Game 3 of Wild-Card Series; Manager Yeom: ‘It Comes Down to the Bats’

NCT’s Jisung Could Be Jamsil Stadium’s ‘Last First Pitcher’ Before Demolition as LG Faces Must-Win Game 3 of Wild-Card Series; Manager Yeom: ‘It Comes Down to the Bats’

A loss to KIA on the 20th would end LG’s season; team prepares all-out push, handing out 15,000 special towels
Global star takes the mound for a fateful game as a historic ballpark nears its end Attention is focused on whether Jisung, a member of the global boy group NCT, will become the final first-pitcher at Jamsil Stadium before its demolition.
| James choi
Lim Young-woong’s “May You Find Happiness” MV Drops on the 20th, Featuring a Special Moment That Moved Fans

Lim Young-woong’s “May You Find Happiness” MV Drops on the 20th, Featuring a Special Moment That Moved Fans

Track from the special album “IM HERO 10” continues its long run at No. 26 on Melon’s HOT 100
A dominant force in Korean music, Lim Young-woong has unveiled a visual work reflecting his heartfelt feelings for his fans. His agency, Mulgogi Music, released the music video for his new song “May You Find Happiness” on its official YouTube channel on the 20th.
| James choi
[New Release] Jukjae to Release New Single “It’s Okay to Be Wrong” on the 27th; Two Tracks Unveiled

[New Release] Jukjae to Release New Single “It’s Okay to Be Wrong” on the 27th; Two Tracks Unveiled

The two-track release includes the title song; Jukjae gave its first live performance at a festival on the 17th
Singer-songwriter and music producer Jukjae is returning to fans this fall with his signature warm sensibility. His agency, Abyss Company, announced that Jukjae’s new single, “It’s Okay to Be Wrong,” will be officially released on major online music platforms at 6 p. m. on the 27th.
| James choi
[Finale Ratings] Kim Hyang-gi’s ‘Fly High, Butterfly’ Ends After Five-Year Wait, Finishing at 1.7%

[Finale Ratings] Kim Hyang-gi’s ‘Fly High, Butterfly’ Ends After Five-Year Wait, Finishing at 1.7%

Cut from 16 episodes to 10, the series wraps up with a coming-of-age story of healing two decades of pain
JTBC’s Saturday-Sunday drama ‘Fly High, Butterfly,’ starring actor Kim Hyang-gi, wrapped up its long run with ratings in the 1% range. According to ratings agency Nielsen Korea on the 19th, the finale (Episode 10), which aired the previous day, posted a nationwide rating of 1.
| James choi
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
Netflix’s 1,000-Job Layoff Wave… Film Chief Resigns Ahead of October 20 Earnings, Top Executives Exit in Droves

Netflix’s 1,000-Job Layoff Wave… Film Chief Resigns Ahead of October 20 Earnings, Top Executives Exit in Droves

U.S. TV share falls 7.8% and $300 million blockbuster flops as key executives, including film chief Dan Lin, depart one after another
Content leadership vacuum and a string of big-budget film failures As global streaming giant 'Netflix' faces a severe slowdown in growth and the risk of losing viewers, a wave of departures among key executives is accelerating.
| 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