
Sonu of THE BOYZ has been appointed as the ambassador of the global fashion brand "AMIRI". Fashion media WWD recently reported, "Sonu, a musician from Korea, has been appointed as the new ambassador of the global fashion brand 'AMIRI'." Behind this, there were common points between the place AMIRI aims for, which combines music and fashion, and his identity. Sonu and designer Mike Amiri first met in January 2024 at the "Amiri 2024 Fall/Winter Runway Show" held in Paris. Since then, the two have shared their love for music, style, and artistic freedom, deepening their bond. AMIRI expressed affection, saying, "Appointing Sonu, a rising star, as an ambassador reflects the evolution of AMIRI's spirit. He embodies the roots of AMIRI's music culture and global vision. We are very happy to welcome Sonu as a member of our family." Sonu also stated, "The Amiri 2024 Fall/Winter Show was the first runway show I participated in," and "It is a brand that combines my identity, music, and fashion, and I felt a sense of intimacy. As a performer, clothes express myself and convey a message that fits my music. AMIRI and I share the same language," raising expectations for the synergy between the two who show passion for music and fashion. THE BOYZ, to which Sonu belongs, released their 2nd full album "PHANTASY" Pt.3 "Love Letter" in March this year, and achieved a major breakthrough with their music and album ranking high on global charts. Furthermore, from July 12th to 14th, they will hold "THE BOYZ WORLD TOUR: ZENERATION II" at KSPO DOME for 3 days to meet fans.
The cast of 'Love WiFi-宮', a time-travel romance based on a webcomic, has been announced. Starring THE BOYZ's Yonghoon as a struggling webcomic artist, Cosmic Girls' Luda as a palace maid, and Kim Dong-jun as a cold king, the series explores their complex relationships and choices across time.
'My Idol, My Debut' is a time-travel drama where a devoted fan goes back 8 years to prevent a tragedy by becoming an idol trainee. The cast includes THE BOYZ's Q, WOOAH's Nana, and others, portraying members of fictional groups BoyToTheMoon and Irion, who will eventually debut as real idols.
On the morning of the 28th, a pop-up store event for the perfume brand ACQUA DI PARMA was held at the Music Plaza in Seoul's Seocho-dong. Attendees included ZEROBASEONE's Sok Matthew, THE BOYZ's Hyunjae, and other artists. ZEROBASEONE is set to make a comeback on May 18 with their 6th mini-album 'Ascend-'.
Choo Han-nyoung, the former member of THE BOYZ, was spotted at their concert for the first time since his departure. He posted a photo from the concert on social media without any special comment. His exit followed a scandal involving a former AV actress, leading to his contract termination and subsequent investigations that did not result in charges.
THE BOYZ successfully holds their concert 'INTER-ZECTION' in Seoul despite ongoing contract disputes with their agency. Former member Ho Hyun-jun attended and expressed his support on Instagram, reflecting on the band's journey and the dedication of their fans. The group continues to honor their commitments while navigating legal challenges with their agency, One Hundred.
One Hundred, led by Cha Ga-won, has announced its intention to continue legal proceedings against THE BOYZ following a court ruling that temporarily suspended their exclusive contract. One Hundred argues that the ruling is not final and claims to have paid significant contract fees to the members, disputing allegations of unpaid amounts.
A court has ruled to terminate THE BOYZ's contract with One Hundred, citing the agency's failure to meet financial and management obligations. The artists plan to fulfill previously scheduled commitments while expressing gratitude for the court's decision, despite ongoing challenges with the agency's claims.
One Hundred, the agency for THE BOYZ, has publicly refuted claims made by some members regarding the suspension of their contracts and allegations of embezzlement against the agency's representative. They assert that they have already paid substantial contract fees and that the members' claims distort the truth. The agency emphasizes their commitment to transparency and protecting their artists' interests.
THE BOYZ members have publicly countered their agency One Hundred's claims of completed payments, asserting they have received no funds. They highlight a history of delayed payments and express disappointment over false statements made by the agency. Legal actions are underway as they seek to terminate their contracts and address ongoing disputes.
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