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Blackpink Jennie Celebrates Rosé’s Birthday with a Grand Gesture: A Stadium Gift & Billboard Chart Domination
Blackpink's Jennie made Rosé's 28th birthday extra special, celebrating with a grand surprise while Rosé achieved a historic milestone on the Billboard charts. -
T-ara’s Hyomin Announces April Wedding: Marrying a Non-Celebrity Fiancé
According to Sports Kyunghyang on February 11, Hyomin will be holding her wedding ceremony on April 6 at a private venue in Seoul. -
NewJeans’ Hanni Allegedly Refuses to Sign Ador’s Visa Extension Request, Agency Declines to Comment
Hanni, who holds dual citizenship in Australia and Vietnam, reportedly had her visa expire in early February. On February 11, TV Daily reported that Ador had prepared all necessary documents to extend Hanni's visa, but she allegedly refused to sign the application. -
Koo Jun-yup Under Fire Amid Grief? Chinese Director’s Harsh Words Spark Outrage
As Koo Jun-yup, husband of the late Taiwanese actress Xu Xiyuan (also known as Barbie Hsu), mourns her passing, a wave of criticism has emerged online. Among those condemning him is Chinese director Wang Ziqi, whose remarks have ignited heated debates. In response, prominent Taiwanese ophthalmologist Huang Youjia stepped forward to defend Koo, launching a scathing critique against malicious commenters. -
Koo Jun-yup Says He’ll Forfeit Barbie Hsu’s Inheritance, But Lawyers Say It’s Not That Simple
Chinese-language media outlets continue to show strong interest in the inheritance of late Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu following her unexpected passing. -
Seungri’s 'Latest Update' Goes Viral—But the Video Is from 6 Years Ago
A video of former BIGBANG member Seungri dancing with three Chinese women on the streets of Korea has been spreading across online communities, leading many to believe it was a recent sighting. However, it has been confirmed that the footage is actually from six years ago.
