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NewJeans' Daniel to Hold First Solo Live Broadcast Today (12th) at 7 PM

NewJeans' Daniel to Hold First Solo Live Broadcast Today (12th) at 7 PM

First move after contract termination with Ador... "Pure communication with fans, unrelated to the lawsuit"
Recently, Daniel, a former member of the girl group NewJeans, who received a notice of contract termination from her agency Ador and is currently undergoing a damages lawsuit, is starting her first solo activity.
| 김지민
ADOR, Daniel, Family, and Min Hee-jin File 4.31 Billion Won Lawsuit...Historic Legal Battle

ADOR, Daniel, Family, and Min Hee-jin File 4.31 Billion Won Lawsuit...Historic Legal Battle

Min Hee-jin - HYBE Stock Dispute Assigned to Court...Legal Conflict Intensifies
It has been confirmed that ADOR, the agency of the girl group NewJeans, has filed a lawsuit for damages amounting to 4. 31 billion won against member Daniel, his family, and former CEO Min Hee-jin, whose contract was terminated.
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Min Hee-jin, Witness in Shin Woo-seok's Lawsuit Over 'ETA' MV, Criticizes Ador's Claims as

Min Hee-jin, Witness in Shin Woo-seok's Lawsuit Over 'ETA' MV, Criticizes Ador's Claims as "Foolish and Absurd"

Witness Min Hee-jin Criticizes "Abuse of Law"
Min Hee-jin, former Ador CEO, appeared as a witness in the damages lawsuit between Ador and Shin Woo-seok, director of Dolphin Kidnapping Group, and strongly criticized Ador's claims.On the 11th, at the third hearing held at the Seoul Central District Court, former CEO Min appeared as a witness for...
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Rapper Sleepy Wins Second Trial Against Former Agency

Rapper Sleepy Wins Second Trial Against Former Agency

Ordered to Pay 57 Million Won to TS Entertainment, Acknowledgment of Some Unpaid Amounts
Rapper Sleepy (real name Kim Seong-won, 41 years old) partially won in the appeal of the damages claim lawsuit filed against his former agency TS Entertainment. The Seoul Central District Court Civil Appeal Division 8-2 recently ruled that TS Entertainment must pay Sleepy a total of 57 million won,...
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Song Ha-yoon's School Violence Accuser Enters Korea at Personal Expense for '10 Billion Won Lawsuit'... 'This is a Fight for Public Interest, Not Revenge'

Song Ha-yoon's School Violence Accuser Enters Korea at Personal Expense for '10 Billion Won Lawsuit'... 'This is a Fight for Public Interest, Not Revenge'

The school violence accuser who rejected limited security support from Song Ha-yoon has declared the start of a lawsuit worth 10 billion won after personally funding their entry into Korea.
Declaration of '10 Billion Won Lawsuit'... Song Ha-yoon's School Violence Accuser Enters KoreaThe accuser A, who first raised allegations of school violence against actress Song Ha-yoon, revealed that they entered Korea at their own expense for legal action, marking a new phase in the conflict...
| 엔터플레이
Anthropic Trained on Mariah Carey, Taylor Swift Songs Without Permission; Sony, Warner Call It “Largest Theft in History”

Anthropic Trained on Mariah Carey, Taylor Swift Songs Without Permission; Sony, Warner Call It “Largest Theft in History”

Sony and Warner seek up to 200 million won in damages per song and permanent destruction of the data, while also alleging that copyright-management information was manipulated.
The stark face of intellectual-property theft and Big Tech’s moral hazardGlobal artificial intelligence company Anthropic is facing potentially massive copyright lawsuits from major music publishers and record companies.
| James choi
'The Odyssey' IMAX Tickets Fetch 100,000 Won as KOFIC Cracks Down

'The Odyssey' IMAX Tickets Fetch 100,000 Won as KOFIC Cracks Down

Suspected mass bookings using macros mount as authorities begin accepting year-round reports of illicit transactions in premium theaters on the 19th
After tickets for premium-format screenings of director Christopher Nolan's new film 'The Odyssey' began trading for more than 100,000 won following its release, the Korean Film Council launched a sweeping investigation into the distorted scalping market.
| James choi
How China’s Viral ‘Niu Lai’ Turned an Awkward Look Into a Box-Office Hit

How China’s Viral ‘Niu Lai’ Turned an Awkward Look Into a Box-Office Hit

The slang term "bamti" has gone viral. From its origin to its usage, the bittersweet humor of bamti started when a user with the nickname Bamti in a social game customized their character in an unusually eccentric way.
| Seongchan Eol
NewJeans Reconfigures as a Four-Piece and Proves Its Power During a Hiatus With ‘Hurt’… Surpasses 300 Million Streams on Spotify

NewJeans Reconfigures as a Four-Piece and Proves Its Power During a Hiatus With ‘Hurt’… Surpasses 300 Million Streams on Spotify

The ‘Hurt’ track from the debut album tops 300 million cumulative streams on Spotify, setting a 10th all-time benchmark A global audio powerhouse that makes the roughly two-year gap caused by Daniel’s dismissal and a dispute with the agency seem insignificant NewJeans, the four-member lineup that unveiled a special film for its 4th anniversary, is stepping up its preparations for a comeback
After Daniel was removed from the lineup, the group NewJeans, which has been reorganized into a four-piece (Minji, Hani, Haerin, Hyein) and is preparing for a comeback, pushed past 300 million Spotify streams with the debut album track ‘Hurt,’ demonstrating enduring global staying power despite a...
| Seongchan Eol
YouTube-Previewed Film “I’m Your Man” Sued by Director Before Release as Truth Battle Over Leaked Footage Erupts on YouTube

YouTube-Previewed Film “I’m Your Man” Sued by Director Before Release as Truth Battle Over Leaked Footage Erupts on YouTube

The production company filed a police complaint over alleged obstruction of business and breach of trust, while the director says he was “unilaterally cut out” and the company says the exit was mutually agreed.
A legal fight instead of the screen: ‘I’m Your Man’ … a meltdown sparked by a battle over editing rightsAhead of its release, the independent film ‘I’m Your Man’ is at risk of meeting audiences first in a courtroom rather than on screens.
| James choi