Olivia Marsh reveals debut single "42" on October 16, sharing nostalgic intro video featuring her childhood and family moments.

ADOR has selected new legal representatives for its ongoing lawsuit against NewJeans' Daniel, after its previous lawyers resigned. The first hearing is set for April 14. Meanwhile, NewJeans has declared a breakdown of trust with ADOR and is preparing for a comeback, while ADOR continues to assert the validity of contracts with its members.

Min Hee-jin, CEO of ooak records, will speak at a Gwangju event on May 18, marking the 46th anniversary of the democratization movement. Despite ongoing legal issues with HYBE, she will discuss K-Culture's significance in relation to democracy and human rights. The event will also feature a Q&A session with Professor Park Gyu-young.

NewJeans has been sued in the US for copyright infringement regarding their song 'How Sweet.' The lawsuit claims they used elements from a demo by composer Audrey Amacost and others without permission. Their agency, ADOR, firmly denies the allegations, stating that there was no plagiarism and plans to respond to the lawsuit accordingly.

Daniel from NewJeans recently revealed a donation of 10 million won to support single-parent families for Lunar New Year. ADOR announced the termination of his contract due to ongoing legal disputes, holding Daniel and his family responsible for the situation. Recent news shows that all five lawyers representing ADOR have resigned, raising further interest in the case.

ADOR has clarified that discussions regarding Minji's future activities are ongoing, emphasizing a positive direction. Following her birthday celebrations, where she received gifts from fans, speculation about her return to NewJeans has increased. However, it remains clear that decisions about her activities are still under discussion.

Minji from NewJeans recently shared updates with fans, visiting a birthday cafe on May 7. She brought homemade cookies and heartfelt letters, expressing her love for her fans, the Bunnies. Amidst ongoing contract disputes with her agency, Minji remains hopeful for future interactions and appreciates the support from her fans.

NewJeans member Daniel's family property has been seized following a court ruling in favor of ADOR, which is pursuing a 431 billion won lawsuit against Daniel and her family. Amid ongoing legal battles, five lawyers from ADOR have resigned, and the group is seeking new representation. The next court date is set for May 14.

In the lawsuit involving NewJeans' Daniel and former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin, all five lawyers from ADOR have resigned. This follows a court session where ADOR sought a delay in proceedings, which Daniel's side opposed, arguing it would harm his career. The court denied ADOR's request for an extension, setting new hearing dates. The resignation of ADOR's legal team raises concerns about their future strategy in the case.

NewJeans is preparing a new album in Copenhagen, as confirmed by their agency ADOR. Members Hani, Hae-rin, and Hae-in were seen at a recording studio, fueling speculation about their upcoming music. ADOR stated that the members are working on activities tailored to their individual conditions and will announce future plans at the right time.

NewJeans has reserved a recording studio in Copenhagen from April 13-16 under the name 'ADOR,' leading to speculation about a new album. Recently, members Haerin, Haein, and Hani visited Copenhagen, which was confirmed by their agency ADOR. Despite past contract disputes, the members have shown intentions to return to ADOR, with Hani's return announced in December and ongoing discussions for Minji.