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BLACKPINK Jennie Among Celebs Suspected of Secret Dating in Recent Poll
A recent online survey by community portal site DC Inside has disclosed the top celebrities whom the public suspects of being in clandestine romantic relationships. The poll's top three include BLACKPINK's Jennie, Son Heung-min, and Song Hye-kyo, reflecting the persistent dating rumors surrounding them despite their denials. -
Huh Chanmi Opens Up About Struggling with Depression After 'Devil's Editing' on 'Produce 101'
Singer Huh Chanmi has confessed to the hardships she faced after being a victim of the so-called "devil's editing" on an audition program. -
LE SSERAFIM Addresses Plagiarism Allegations in Album Showcase
LE SSERAFIM, a K-pop girl group, has been facing accusations of plagiarism, as their music has drawn comparisons to that of Spanish singer Rosalía. Despite the criticisms, LE SSERAFIM aims to demonstrate their unique creativity and solidify their position in the entertainment industry. -
BTS Jungkook Masters the 'Poodle Hair': Unveiling His Adorable New Look
BTS's youngest member, Jungkook, has captured the attention of fans with his rather daring hairstyle. -
Aespa Wraps Up First Japan Tour, Preps for Tokyo Dome Concert in August
According to their agency SM Entertainment on May 1 (KST), Aespa finished their 'Aespa Live Tour 2023 - SYNC: Hyper Line in Japan' on a high note, with performances in four Japanese cities including Osaka, Tokyo, Saitama, and Nagoya's Nippon Gaishi Hall from March until April 29-30. -
'Adult Matters' PD Addresses Controversy: AV Actresses and Shin Dong-yup's Departure Debate
The two PDs who directed "Adult Matters" will hold an interview to clarify the controversy surrounding the program.