
On the afternoon of the 2nd, the 'Seoul Drama Awards 2025' was held at the KBS headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, attended by Kenta Sakaguchi, IU, Choo Ji-hoon, Kim Min-ha, Rachanan Mahawan, Daniel Padilla, Anna Jobling, director Lee Do-yoon of 'Trauma Code', and director Na Ji-hyun of the short drama 'The Son Died'. MCs were Chang Doyoung and 2PM's Taecyeon. Award presenters included Sooyoung from Girls' Generation, Yeom Hae-ran, Chang Hee-ryeong, Chanhee from SF9, Moon Seong-hyun, Chuu, Lee Yong-jin, and Koo Seong-hwan, while Yontak, Urban Zakapa, and Chang Sa-ik performed in celebration. The 'Seoul Drama Awards' marks its 20th anniversary this year, gathering actors and production teams representing dramas from around the world. Among 276 entries from 50 countries and a total of 409 entrants, award-winning works and recipients were determined.
On the afternoon of the 9th, Taeyeon from Girls' Generation departed for Thailand via Incheon International Airport to perform at the '2026 [Hello, BANGKOK] MUSIC FESTIVAL' in Bangkok. Additionally, she recently visited Tokyo for her pop-up store and engaged in a fun exchange with fans regarding Tiffany's wedding.
Yuna from Girls' Generation is under consideration to star in the Korean version of the Japanese drama "Unnatural," which features a forensic scientist solving mysterious deaths. SM Entertainment confirmed they are positively reviewing her participation. The original aired in Japan in 2018 and gained significant attention for its unique perspective on forensic science.
On the afternoon of the 8th, YoonA from Girls' Generation appeared at the red carpet event for the 62nd Baeksang Arts Awards with GUCCI in Seoul's Gangnam district. The event featured prominent figures from the entertainment industry, with MCs Shin Dong-yup, Bae Suzy, and Park Bo-gum returning from last year. Additionally, new stills from YoonA's film 'Pretty Crazy: The Devil Moved In' were released, and a new documentary explores the global popularity of K-content, featuring stars like YoonA and 2PM's Junho.
On the afternoon of the 8th, the red carpet event for the 62nd Baeksang Arts Awards with GUCCI took place at COEX Hall in Gangnam, Seoul. Stars like 2PM's Junho, Wanna One's Park Ji-hoon, and GOT7's Jinyoung attended. The event featured prominent figures from the entertainment industry, with MCs Shin Dong-yup, Bae Suzy, and Park Bo-gum returning from last year. Notable mentions include Junho being appointed as the ambassador for Busan's '2028 World Design Capital' and Park Ji-hoon appearing on the cover of 'SINGLES' magazine in modern hanbok.
Tiffany from Girls' Generation celebrates her 10th anniversary as a solo artist with the release of 'Summer's Not Over.' The single features her deep vocals and a music video showcasing a mystical atmosphere, reflecting her growth and recent marriage. The song captures the warmth of moments spent with loved ones, blending warm synths and light electronic sounds in a mid-tempo pop track.
2PM has arrived in Japan for their 15th-anniversary concert at Tokyo Dome on the 9th and 10th. Taecyeon shared updates on Instagram, including a photo of the members boarding their flight and another from rehearsal. He also recently married his long-time girlfriend in a private ceremony, making him the second married member of the group.
Juho from SF9 is set to enlist in the military on November 11, as confirmed by his agency. He has showcased his acting skills in various web dramas and plays, and plans to continue his career as a singer and actor post-service. He assures fans of his commitment to deliver joy and not disappoint them upon his return.
On April 4, Chuu, Lee Dong-whee, and Chang Sung-kyu participated in the '2026 Gwanghwamun Family Festival' held in front of the King Sejong statue in Gwanghwamun Square, Seoul. The event was a collaboration between Lego Korea and the city of Seoul. Additionally, Chuu was seen supporting the Korean team at the WBC in a cute uniform, while Lee Dong-whee and SF9's Chani attended a press screening for the movie 'Method Acting.'
April was eventful in K-pop, featuring BTS's thrilling Tokyo Dome concert, BIGBANG's surprise world tour announcement after 9 years, and NCT's Mark announcing his departure from SM Entertainment. The month also included JYP's initiative for a joint venture among major K-pop companies, and 2PM's Taecyeon getting married.
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