
On the afternoon of the 16th, a one-year anniversary event for the brand "DIESEL" flagship store was held in Hannam-dong, Seoul, and TWICE’s Jihyo, NCT’s Jeno, Lee Dong-hwi, Hong Hwa-yeon, and Groovy Room attended. ・〈milktouch〉 New release from October 15, 2026: seven deep-and-muted color gloss shades, jointly developed with a Korean makeup artist, that anyone can easily use to create a sophisticated mood! ・NCT DREAM will release their 6th full album, "DREAM AFTER DREAM," on November 9.
Former NCT member Mark released the music video for his new single “Happiest” through Upper Room’s official YouTube channel. The song is an alternative pop R&B track about finding true happiness within, and Mark took part in writing and composing it. He also announced his studio album “WINDMILL,” due out December 4, which also includes his songwriting and self-made handwritten text and illustrations.
On the afternoon of the 5th, TWICE’s Momo, ATEEZ’s SAN, Ahn Eun-jin, Wi Ha-joon, and Jo Yi-hyun attended a Herno brand event held in Cheongdam-dong, Seoul. Related headlines mention Momo talking about a meaningful gift from a member and her holiday plans, as well as Seo Kang-joon and Ahn Eun-jin portraying a 10-year couple in a playful photo.
TWICE’s Jihyo drew attention by posting several photos on SNS. She showed her own charm in contrasting styles, from a white sleeveless look with a sweet smile to a monochrome suit-and-bratop outfit. Fans praised her healthy, natural beauty and confident sexiness. The article also notes her departure from JYP and launch of the new company EMITHAUS.
D Awards 2027 in Paris unveiled its fifth lineup, confirming ATEEZ’s JONGHO, WayV’s TEN and XIAOJUN, and xikers for the January 15–16 ceremony in Paris. JONGHO will host and perform solo, WayV will appear as a full five-member group, and xikers will heat up the stage with their latest comeback.
SM Entertainment posted weaker Q3 results, with sales and operating profit down year on year and net income turning to a loss. It said reduced domestic comeback schedules hurt direct music and concert revenue, while IP-based businesses grew. The company plans major comebacks and global tours from Q4 through next Q1.
SM Entertainment posted weaker Q3 results, with sales and operating profit down year on year and net income turning to a loss. It said reduced domestic comeback schedules hurt direct music and concert revenue, while IP-based businesses grew. The company plans major comebacks and global tours from Q4 through next Q1.
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