
The BOYZ's Q, WOOAH's Nana, and others boast a luxurious lineup in 'My Idol, My Debut', which visits viewers. MBC PLUS's drama 'My Idol, My Debut' (directed by Han Gun-bi, written by Choi Yeon-soo, produced by Minari Entertainment) depicts a time-slip growth drama where a passionate fan returns to 8 years ago to change fate by becoming an idol trainee to prevent a tragic accident. Q will play the central character Han Jae-ha, a key member of the boy group 'BoyToTheMoon', who possesses both excellent skills and star quality. Lee Jin-wook joins as Ethan, a member from Canada, supporting Q as the group's axis. Fan Jia plays the protagonist Choi Eni, leading the central story, while Nana appears as Aji, adding vitality to the group. Kaede joins as Karin, and Aisa joins as a member of Irion, bringing exotic color and fresh energy to the group. The boy group BoyToTheMoon and the girl group Irion appear as virtual groups in the drama but are set to debut as real idols with music releases and stage activities.
THE BOYZ has announced a fresh start with 78 RECORDS, a new label founded by industry figures connected to the group since their casting days. The label will exclusively handle group activities for nine members, while individual activities will continue separately under each member’s own agency and plans. 78 RECORDS will also support the group fully and later expand into official label operations and new artist scouting.
THE BOYZ’s Q is launching full-scale acting activities under his real name, Ji Chang-min. PEACHY announced an exclusive contract with him and said it will fully support his wider career. Q debuted in 2017 and has already acted in dramas and films, with more attention now on his upcoming roles.
At the morning ULKIN collection show of the 2027 S/S Seoul Fashion Week at Seoul Dongdaemun Design Plaza, many stars attended, including Honda Hitomi, Jacob, and others. The text also notes that Honda Hitomi was chosen as a regular MC for a new variety show, and THE BOYZ are preparing group activities under a new label.
THE BOYZ’s New is leaving One Hundred after the two sides agreed to end his exclusive contract, with New returning the contract payment. The other nine members had already left after winning a provisional injunction, and they have since signed with a new label for group activities while pursuing individual work separately.
One Hundred CEO Cha Ga-won was detained and indicted on fraud charges. He is accused of taking large advance payments for IP-based business deals without fulfilling the contracts, and of failing to honor jeonse agreements after receiving 5.4 billion won in deposits. Total alleged losses are about 30 billion won.
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