
Actor Fan In-yeop will appear as a special guest on the Netflix variety show "Crime Scene Zero." Scheduled to premiere on September 23, Netflix's "Crime Scene Zero" is a legendary role-playing mystery game where players become suspects and detectives to find the hidden criminal among them. As a new series returning, it is set to showcase a richer essence and fun of the incidents for a global audience. Comprising 10 episodes, it is planned to be released over three weeks. In this season, Fan In-yeop will appear as a special guest in an episode, expected to maximize viewer immersion through his intense presence and perfectly synchronized play with the character. Furthermore, he will confuse players like Chang Jin, Park Ji-yoon, Chang Dong-min, Kim Ji-hoon, and IVE's Yujin with his bold responses and unwavering poker face against the suspicions and inquiries directed at him, engaging in a fierce war of deduction. Fan In-yeop shared his thoughts, saying, "As a long-time fan of Crime Scene, it was truly meaningful to participate in the new season. I hope for a lot of love and interest in 'Crime Scene Zero,' which will be presented with a new story and on a larger scale." Thus, attention is gathering on whether Fan In-yeop, who is appearing in his first mystery variety show since his debut, will attract viewers' interest in a different manner from his previous works. Fan In-yeop is also set to make a special appearance as Ho In-gang, a top star actor from an idol background, in the TVING original series "Dear X," which will be released in Korea in November.
On the afternoon of the 28th, a photo call event for Tommy Hilfiger's 2025 global campaign, 'The Hilfiger Racing Club,' took place at COEX parking lot in Gangnam, Seoul. Celebrities in attendance included IVE's Wonyoung, Jung Hae-in, Akiko Maeda, TWICE's Dahyun, ITZY's Yeji, and more. Note: This article is based on local media coverage, and photo variations may occur.
The 2025 SBS Music Festival, featuring popular K-POP groups like Stray Kids and TOMORROW X TOGETHER, will be streamed exclusively on Lemino on December 25, 2025. The event includes a red carpet and main festival broadcast, with a premium subscription required for viewing. A spin-off show will also be available.
The feminine brand LETTER FROM MOON will hold its first pop-up store at SHIBUYA109 from October 28 to November 3, 2025. The event includes special sales of up to 50% off popular items, exclusive gifts for visitors, and promotions for LINE friends. The brand is known for its romantic concept and is popular among K-pop idols.
The SBS Song Festival, a major K-POP event, will take place on December 25, showcasing 11 artists including Stray Kids, TOMORROW X TOGETHER, and IVE. The theme 'Golden Loop' symbolizes a bright future for K-POP, celebrating its endless possibilities. It will be held at Incheon Inspire Arena for the third consecutive year.
The global fashion e-commerce store '60%' welcomes the Korean brand OWNSER, which launched in January. Known for its modern, dynamic designs, OWNSER is popular among K-pop idols like IVE and aespa. To celebrate, a limited-time special sale is available, showcasing a range of trendy and minimalist items.
IVE has added another trophy to their collection with 'XOXZ', which won first place on SBS 'Popular Song'. This follows their success on MBC 'Show! Music Core', marking five wins for the song. They expressed gratitude to fans and staff for their support. The song, inspired by 'XOXO', conveys deep emotions and has contributed to IVE's impressive record of 20 trophies this year. They will kick off their world tour from October 31 to November 2 in Seoul, generating excitement for their future global activities.
IVE demonstrated their enduring popularity with the song 'XOXZ,' which topped the charts on MBC's 'Show Music Core' on the 18th, winning 1st place without a performance. They expressed gratitude to fans for their support and are preparing for their upcoming world tour, 'IVE WORLD TOUR: SHOW WHAT I AM,' starting from October 31.
The W Korea breast cancer awareness campaign event is under fire for its lavish atmosphere and past controversies, including an incident where actress Park Boyoung was barred from the photo wall for not wearing stockings. Despite raising questions about the campaign's effectiveness, some participants received praise for their contributions to the cause.
The operator of a YouTube channel, accused of defaming celebrities like IVE's Wonyoung and earning around 250 million won, is facing a prison sentence. The prosecution seeks a four-year term, citing the severity of the offenses. The operator expressed remorse and requested a final chance for rehabilitation. The verdict is set for next month.
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