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Tue, March 9, 2021 | 00:14

April's Na-eun removed from 'Taxi Driver' following ostracism allegations

April's Na-eun removed from 'Taxi Driver' following ostracism allegations

Lee Na-eun, a member of K-pop girl group April who was accused recently of ostracizing Lee Hyun-joo when they were bandmates several years ago, has been pulled from the TV series “Taxi Driver.”

Dong Sun-hwa | 2021-03-08 20:49

Brave Girls enjoys unexpected boost starting from YouTube

Brave Girls enjoys unexpected boost starting from YouTube

While the BTS ARMY helped the highly popular boy band's breakthrough, the actual Republic of Korea Army was there to help K-pop girl band Brave Girls rise above the K-pop cluster. Although Brave Girls - a K-pop girl group of Brave Entertainment - debuted in 2011, the quartet has only recently started to enjoy a sudden rise in popularity thanks to YouTube's algorithms and a fi...

Park Ji-won | 2021-03-08 17:19

'Love Alarm' cast teases big plot, mature characters for season 2

'Love Alarm' cast teases big plot, mature characters for season 2

Netflix's original series “Love Alarm” is coming back for season 2 with more complicated plotlines and mature characters.

Kwak Yeon-soo | 2021-03-08 16:42

TWICE to drop new Japanese single album in May

TWICE to drop new Japanese single album in May

K-pop girl group TWICE will drop a new single in Japan in May, according to its label-management company Monday. The group's eighth Japanese single, titled "Kura Kura," will be released on May 12, according to JYP Entertainment.

2021-03-08 15:35

'Minari' wins best foreign language film at Critics Choice Awards

'Minari' wins best foreign language film at Critics Choice Awards

"Minari," a drama film about a Korean American immigrant family, has won two prizes, including best foreign language film, at this year's Critics Choice Awards. In the awarding ceremony of the annual 26th Critics Choice Awards held Sunday (U.S. time), the best foreign language film award went to "Minari," directed by Korean American Lee Isaac Chung, beating "Another Round," "...

2021-03-08 14:52

Meghan says she contemplated suicide, alleges royal racism

Meghan says she contemplated suicide, alleges royal racism

Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle on Sunday said she contemplated taking her own life after joining the royal family, and raised allegations of racism in the monarchy during an explosive television interview. Explaining the couple's dramatic exit from royal life, Meghan said she was denied help during her mental health crisis, was targeted by lies, and that there was official...

Entertainment | 2021-03-08 14:19

BTS to become 1st Korean nominee to perform at upcoming Grammy Awards

BTS to become 1st Korean nominee to perform at upcoming Grammy Awards

K-pop sensation BTS, which earned a nomination from this year's Grammy Awards, is set to perform at music's biggest night in the United States next week, the event's organizers have said. The Recording Academy on Sunday (U.S. time) announced the full performers lineup for the 63rd Grammys. BTS is among 22 listed musicians, including Dua Lipa, Roddy Ricch, Taylor Swift, Cardi ...

2021-03-08 10:36

Psy's 'Gangnam Style' becomes first K-pop song to hit 4 billion views on YouTube

Psy's 'Gangnam Style' becomes first K-pop song to hit 4 billion views on YouTube

Singer Psy has become the first K-pop artist to score 4 billion views on YouTube with the music video for his mega-hit single, “Gangnam Style,” which became a global sensation in 2012.

Lee Gyu-lee | 2021-03-07 17:05

BLACKPINK, 'Kingdom' writer make Variety's list of notable women

BLACKPINK, 'Kingdom' writer make Variety's list of notable women

K-pop girl group BLACKPINK and Kim Eun-hee, the writer of the Netflix zombie thriller series “Kingdom,” were dubbed women who have made notable achievements in the global entertainment scene by Variety last week.

Entertainment | 2021-03-07 16:49

'Mr. Queen' star Na In-woo to replace Ji Soo in 'River Where the Moon Rises' after bullying scandal

'Mr. Queen' star Na In-woo to replace Ji Soo in 'River Where the Moon Rises' after bullying scandal

Actor Na In-woo, who rose to fame with his lead role in tvN's recent hit series “Mr. Queen,” will replace Ji Soo in the historical series, “River Where the Moon Rises,” after Ji was forced out over a bullying scandal. Broadcaster KBS announced Friday that Na will take the role of On Dal in the series, a story based on a folk tale about Princess Pyeonggang helping her husband ...

Lee Gyu-lee | 2021-03-07 16:19

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