K-Pop

Phoenix Waters Productions and TE Creatives have announced 'K-Pop Out of Time,' a cross-border musical feature uniting the U.K., Hong Kong, and Korea. The film follows a K-pop idol accused of plagiarism who travels back to 1980s Hong Kong and falls in love with the song's original songwriter. Filming is scheduled to begin later this year.

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Belift lab has sparked controversy by posting about illit's 'almond chocolate' winning an award at the japan record awards, with fans accusing the company of lying to erase newjeans' prior achievements. A community note highlighting newjeans' earlier wins was added to the post but later removed, intensifying the debate. Defenders argue the achievement is unique as the first for a k-pop group with a japanese original ost song.

The Idaho Kpop Stans group, founded by Rocio Lopez, aims to create a welcoming space for K-pop enthusiasts in Idaho inspired by BTS's 'Magic Shop.' The organization focuses on fostering safe online and offline communities while supporting local Korean businesses. An upcoming festival in August will highlight Korean culture beyond just music.

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YG Entertainment's girl group BABYMONSTER has achieved another streaming milestone, with their 'WE GO UP' music video surpassing 200 million views on YouTube as of March 9 KST. Released on October 10, 2025, the video reached this mark in just four months and three days. This success places it alongside four other BABYMONSTER videos that have hit the same threshold.

Stray Kids member I.N. surprised fans with the solo release of his new ballad, 'The Little Things,' on March 7. The track features delicate and emotive vocals, highlighting the artist's introspective side. K-Netizens have praised its quality, noting the lyrics' focus on tender moments with a loved one.

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Following last week's announcement, Netflix dropped a teaser on March 7 for BTS's comeback live event tied to their album ARIRANG, heightening anticipation for the group's return after nearly four years.