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Singer Younha and C9 Entertainment End 14-Year Partnership in Bitter Split; Lawsuit Seeks 950 Million Won in Unpaid Settlements

Singer Younha and C9 Entertainment End 14-Year Partnership in Bitter Split; Lawsuit Seeks 950 Million Won in Unpaid Settlements

Exclusive contract termination took effect on the 14th of last month; legal battle looms over differing calculations
After 14 years together, trust breaks down and a settlement dispute heads to court Singer 'Younha' has filed a lawsuit against her agency, 'C9 Entertainment,' seeking settlement payments that went unpaid over an extended period, bringing their 14-year partnership to an end.
Director Kim Da-min and Executive Producer Han Jun-hee Reveal the Story Behind Dead-End Job, a Horror Series About the Struggle to Make a Living

Director Kim Da-min and Executive Producer Han Jun-hee Reveal the Story Behind Dead-End Job, a Horror Series About the Struggle to Make a Living

Premiering October 30, the Netflix series 〈​Dead-End Job​〉​ follows young Hyuk-jun through nightmarish workplaces, beginning with a strange employment agency offering jobs that pay 50 times the usual hourly wage.
Premiering Friday, October 30, the Netflix series 〈​Dead-End Job​〉​is a horror series about the struggle to make a living, set at a strange employment agency that offers only “dream jobs” paying at least 50 times the usual hourly wage.
[Interview] “Even if it isn’t overwhelming, find music that’s your own”: Director Jung Da-won on “7 Days 7 People”

[Interview] “Even if it isn’t overwhelming, find music that’s your own”: Director Jung Da-won on “7 Days 7 People”

Jin-hwa (Lim Jin-hwa), leader of the indie band Hoa, is told by his girlfriend of seven years, Mirae (Seo Eun-soo), that she wants to break up. Then he starts meeting people.
We dream. We love like 〈Once〉, yearn with the desperation of 〈Begin Again〉, and hope like 〈La La Land〉. Whatever it is, your 20s are a time of hardship and brilliance when you spend them pursuing what you love. Because you have a dream.
'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.
SEVENTEEN Tops Asia Tour Revenue at $129.6 Million, With Six K-Pop Acts in Top 10; TWICE No. 2, TXT No. 3, BTS No. 4

SEVENTEEN Tops Asia Tour Revenue at $129.6 Million, With Six K-Pop Acts in Top 10; TWICE No. 2, TXT No. 3, BTS No. 4

Sold 660,000 tickets over the year starting last August; TWICE, TXT and others also ranked near the top
Over the past year, K-pop artists claimed six of the top 10 spots in Asia’s concert tour revenue rankings, demonstrating their overwhelming global standing. According to “Asia Focus Charts: Top Touring Artists,” recently released by Pollstar, the group SEVENTEEN ranked first, with tour revenue of...
Anthropic Used ‘Human Acts’ and 21 Other Books by Han Kang Without Permission; Authors Could Receive $4,350 per Work

Anthropic Used ‘Human Acts’ and 21 Other Books by Han Kang Without Permission; Authors Could Receive $4,350 per Work

U.S. court recognizes copyright infringement involving 500,000 works; settlement worth about $2 trillion won paves way for compensation, as the Literature Translation Institute of Korea begins helping affected authors
Global AI firms’ voracious appetite for data puts K-literature in the spotlight It has been confirmed that U.S. artificial intelligence company Anthropic used English-language editions of works by leading Korean authors, including Han Kang, Hwang Sok-yong and Kim Young-ha, without permission to...
[Interview] Lee Joon-hyuk on the comfort of 〈Even the Lottery Winner Goes to Work〉 for office workers

[Interview] Lee Joon-hyuk on the comfort of 〈Even the Lottery Winner Goes to Work〉 for office workers

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In an era flooded with the meme "I'm quitting my job," the recently concluded Tving original 〈Even the Lottery Winner Goes to Work〉 pushes against that current. The series argues that quitting isn't the only answer, telling its story through Gong Eun-tae (Lee Joon-hyuk), an office worker who wins 1.
Arirang TV brings K-content to North American homes with free channel launch on 15th

Arirang TV brings K-content to North American homes with free channel launch on 15th

Available on Samsung and LG smart TV platforms via K-Bingers, the channel will stream programs focused on Korean cuisine and tourism
'Arirang TV' is entering the North American media market, the world's largest, to expand the reach of K-content. Arirang TV said on the 14th that it will officially launch 'Arirang K-Culture' on the 15th, a channel dedicated to the advertising-based free streaming TV service ('FAST') serving...
National Asian Culture Center to host 2026 ACC Big Door Cinema from Oct. 29-31

National Asian Culture Center to host 2026 ACC Big Door Cinema from Oct. 29-31

The “One Day, One Master: Fall in Love Cinema” program will feature screenings of “200 Pounds Beauty” (2006), “The Contact” (1997) and “Shiri” (1999), along with appearances by the films’ directors and actors.
The National Asian Culture Center , an institution affiliated with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and led by Kim Sang-wook, will host “2026 ACC Big Door Cinema” from Oct. 29 to 31 at the Big Door outdoor stage of Theater 1 at the National Asian Culture Center.
Police refer Min Hee-jin to prosecutors on 1st over ILLIT plagiarism allegations

Police refer Min Hee-jin to prosecutors on 1st over ILLIT plagiarism allegations

Since the allegations were first raised in April 2024, the case has been found to involve false claims, in line with two court rulings.
Police find grounds for obstruction of business charges over false claims Police have referred Min Hee-jin, the former CEO of ADOR, to prosecutors after she raised allegations that ILLIT, a girl group under HYBE label BELIFT LAB, plagiarized NewJeans.