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BLACKPINK Jennie Opens Up About Her Mother, Tears at Coachella, and Life Behind the Glamour
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Kim Soo-hyun Faces $2 Million in Damages as Advertising Deals Collapse
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BLACKPINK Jennie and Lisa Crush Rift Rumors with Warm Hug at Coachella
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BLACKPINK Jennie Dominates Coachella with Solo Debut — Rosé and Lisa Seen Jumping with Joy in the Crowd
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Park Na-rae Robbed of Tens of Millions at $4M Seoul Home Amid Backlash from BoA Comments
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HYBE Predicted to Hit Record-Breaking Revenue in Q4 Due to Flashy Comeback Lineup"
HYBE (352820) is forecasted to hit a record high in sales revenue, fueled by the overpowering dominance of boy groups. This year's Q4 revenue is expected to rise 20.7% to 6.441 trillion KRW compared to the same period last year, with operating profits also projected to soar by 77.2% to 903 billion KRW. -
BLACKPINK's Contract Renewal Uncertainty: Can Rosé and Jisoo Be YG's Saving Grace?
Amidst the looming contract renewal of BLACKPINK members (Jennie, Rosé, Jisoo, Lisa), even the slightest news related to them makes YG Entertainment's stock price jittery. On the 21st, when rumors spread that the members might be signing with different agencies, YG Entertainment's stock price plummeted to 69,200 KRW. The previous day, it had closed at 79,800 KRW, marking a 13.28% drop in just one day. The day's lowest point even reached 67,500 KRW. -
Fall of Japan's Entertainment Giant: Advertisers Cut Ties Following Admission of Exploitation
The controversy surrounding Japan's entertainment behemoth, Johnny's, continues to escalate. The advertising industry is also distancing itself from Johnny's affiliated celebrities, hinting at the magnitude of the fallout. -
Attrakt Entertainment Eyes New Girl Group Launch Amidst FIFTY FIFTY Controversy: Secures Massive 60 Billion KRW Investment
Attrakt Entertainment, the agency behind FIFTY FIFTY, is gearing up to debut a new girl group next year. -
YG's Return to the Helm: Can Yang Hyun-suk Shake Off the 'Retaliation Threat' Allegations?
Yang Hyun-suk, the chief producer of YG Entertainment, has found a potential way out of the long-standing trial over alleged threats of retaliation. During the fourth appellate trial, Han Seo-hee, a former trainee who had previously claimed public interest reporting and coercion to change her statement, made a surprising declaration of 'no desire for punishment'. -
BLACKPINK's Success Boosts YG's Profits: What's Next for the Entertainment Giant?
YG Entertainment (hereafter referred to as YG) recorded outstanding performance in the second quarter. This is largely attributed to BLACKPINK, the leading artist group under YG's wing. The focus now shifts to whether YG, which heavily relies on BLACKPINK, can devise a new revenue model, especially with the group's contract renewal looming.
