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K-ENTERTAINMENT NEWS 

Jo In Sung shares official statement regarding his marriage rumors with announcer Park Sun Young

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Actor Jo In Sung rapidly clarified the circulating marriage and dating rumors about him. Through his agency, Jo In Sung revealed that the rumors about him marrying former SBS announcer Park Sun Young are completely untrue. The actor’s agency shared their statement through the media outlet Sports Kyunghang on the 15th that these rumors have no basis and are unfounded. They also said that there is no romantic relationship between Jo In SUng and Park Sun Young. Before this clarification, there were lots of rumors in the entertainment world that…

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ASIA ARTIST AWARDS (AAA) gears up for its grand Philippine debut!

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In a monumental move that underscores the Philippines’ increasing prominence in the international entertainment industry, the esteemed ASIA ARTIST AWARDS (AAA) is set to dazzle audiences in the heart of Bulacan. This year, the Philippines proudly takes center stage as it hosts the prestigious AAA on December 14, 2023, at the iconic Philippine Arena, one of the world’s largest indoor venues. Photo courtesy of AAA Organizing Committee and PULP Live World Productions The ASIA ARTIST AWARDS, a distinguished South Korean award-giving institution, stands as a beacon of excellence in the…

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Not by ARMYs: Seoul Subway Incident

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Around 8:36 p.m. on the 6th of this month, passengers were evacuated from a train on Seoul Subway Line 9 due to a gas odor report. According to statements from both the police and fire authorities, a passenger on Line 9 express train heading towards Gimpo Airport Station raised concerns about an unusual smell, describing people rushing and even falling. This incident occurred when the train came to a stop at Sinnonhyeon Station, resulting in seven individuals sustaining minor injuries as they hurriedly disembarked. Upon thorough inspection of the scene,…

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Kim Seon Ho And Han So Hee In Talks To Star In New Drama

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Actress Han So Hee is reportedly to be part of Hong Sisters’ new drama, “Can This Love Be Translated?” On July 3, a report by Korean media outlet, 10 Asia, revealed that Han So Hee has received an offer from the production team of the new drama “Can This Love Be Translated?” and is currently reviewing it. It has been revealed that Han So Hee will make the final casting decision soon after adjusting her schedule with her next project. The drama will be written by screenwriters Hong Jung-eun and…

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Junho and Yoona Reportedly Dating

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King The Land stars, Lee Jun-ho and Im Yoona are reportedly dating. According to an entertainment industry insider who recently spoke to a Korean media outlet, “Proof,” they said, “Lee Jun-ho and Im Yoona developed a romantic relationship even before filming JTBC’s weekend drama ‘King The Land,’ and that’s the reason why they worked together on this project.” Lee Jun-ho and Im Yoona received praise for their chemistry since they co-hosted the MBC ‘Gayo Daejejeon’ for two consecutive years starting in 2021. As a result, fans considered them as the…

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K-ENTERTAINMENT K-TRENDS 

This Show Left The Most Impact on South Koreans

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“Searching for Separated Families” is a heartfelt and emotionally charged television show produced by the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS). The program is dedicated to reuniting families who have been separated due Korean War that occurred in the 50s. With its powerful storytelling and compassionate approach, the show has become a beacon of hope, restoring lost connections and bringing joy to countless lives. Background:“Searching for Separated Families” (이산가족을 찾습니다) first premiered on KBS in 1983, with the primary objective of helping South Korean families torn apart by the Korean War (1950-1953)…

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SUPER JUNIOR Coming Back to Manila for A Fan Party

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Seven months after the successful SUPER SHOW 9 last December 2022, SUPER JUNIOR will return to Manila on Friday, July 21 at the Araneta Coliseum for their FAN PARTY IN MANILA with Filipino E.L.F.s. Some fans may wonder what’s a “fan party” and think of it as a simple fan meeting, but that’s not the case. SUPER JUNIOR has created this fan party for E.L.F.s to enjoy a concert party in a more intimate and relaxed atmosphere. The Kings of Hallyu who are dedicated to their performances, have prepared an exciting line-up with over 10 amazing…

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T.O.P on Squid Game All Thanks to Lee Jung Jae? Dispatch Says

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Lee Jung Jae and T.O.P are known for being friends, they’ve built a friendship based on common hobbies. They even went to the Hong Kong Art Fair together and had wine at Lim Se-ryung’s restaurant. In 2014, the secret dating spot of Actor Lee Jung-Jae and Lim Se-ryung was T.O.P’s house in Hannam-dong. The two of them had a couple’s gathering in the luxurious villa of the tower. As his senior, Lee Jung Jae took the initiative to find a role for his junior. In the past, Lee Jung Jae once…

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K-ENTERTAINMENT K-LIFESTYLE 

Goodbye Gugudan: Reflecting on their Journey

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It was a sad day for K-Pop fans as we bid farewell to the girl group Gugudan. The group was formed in 2016 by Jellyfish Entertainment, the same agency that brought us boy group VIXX and iconic soloists such as Park Hyo Shin and Seo In Guk. Despite high expectations, Gugudan struggled to make a significant impact in the oversaturated K-Pop industry. That being said, the group did have its moments of glory, including their debut track “Wonderland” which garnered attention for its unique concept and the members’ impressive vocals.…

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S.Koreans Are Now A Year or Two Younger Using Int’l Age System

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On Wednesday, South Koreans experienced a decrease in their age by a year or two as new laws mandating the use of the international method of counting age came into effect, replacing the country’s traditional method. Under the traditional age system commonly followed in Korean daily life, individuals are considered to be one year old at birth, and an additional year is added on each January 1st. Since the early 1960s, Korea has adopted the international standard of calculating age from zero at birth and adding a year on each…

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