Moonbyul of MAMAMOO surprises fans with 'S.O.S' teaser, announcing a new single and upcoming Asia tour dates.

The new show 'Change Street' celebrates 60 years of Korea-Japan relations, featuring artists from both countries in a cultural exchange. The premiere on December 20 will showcase performances in various iconic locations, highlighting the unique blend of music and cultural interaction. Artists like TOMORROW X TOGETHER's Taehyun and Japan's Koda Kumi will participate, promising a rich musical experience.

MAMAMOO's Hwasa has once again topped the charts without appearing on shows. Her new song 'Good Goodbye' reached 1st place on MBC's 'Show Music Core', achieving two consecutive weeks at the top. Additionally, she secured the top spot on SBS's 'Inkigayo', completing a triple crown across music programs. 'Good Goodbye' has also reached 1st place on all six major music streaming charts in South Korea, showcasing its popularity.

On the afternoon of the 9th, the 2025 Shinhan Bank SOL KBO Golden Globe Awards were held at the Lotte Hotel Crystal Ballroom in Seoul. Former baseball players Lee Taek-geun, Han Ji-un, and Lee Joo-young attended the event. Performances were given by MAMAMOO's Solar, singer Im Han-byul, and Ho Gak. Additionally, Han Ji-un will star in the Korean remake of the movie 'Intern' alongside Han So-hee and Choi Min-sik, while BTOB's Changsub addressed rumors of a romantic relationship with MAMAMOO's Solar, stating that being called 'dirty' for kissing was mentioned in a video.

Hwasa from MAMAMOO has secured 1st place on SBS 'Popular Songs' with her solo track 'Good Goodbye', following her victory on MBC 'Show Music Core'. This marks her second music program win. She has gained immense popularity and achieved a 'Perfect All Kill' on major Korean charts, while also making her debut on the Billboard Global 200 at 43rd place, showcasing her global impact.

The new music variety show 'Change Street' has announced its second lineup of Japanese artists, including miwa and Kanou Miyu. This show, celebrating the 60th anniversary of Japan-Korea relations, will air on December 20. It features artists from both countries, promoting cultural exchange through music.

Shin Dong-yup and Yunho are set to co-host "Change Street," a major project celebrating 60 years of Korea-Japan relations, airing on Dec 20. The show will feature various artists and explore cultural nuances, with KangNam also joining as a bridge between the two cultures. It promises to deliver emotional depth and a unique chemistry between the hosts.

MAMAMOO's Hwasa has made a comeback with a new look, featuring in Harper's BAZAAR Korea. In her latest photoshoot, she showcases a short hairstyle and a more natural charm. In an interview, she explains her choice of a ballad for her new song "Good Goodbye," emphasizing her personal connection to the lyrics and the emotional depth of the song.

The new Japan-Korea music variety show 'Change Street' will premiere on December 20, featuring a diverse lineup of artists from both countries. It celebrates the 60th anniversary of Japan-Korea relations, showcasing cultural exchange through music. The first Japanese artists announced include Ai Takahashi and DJ KOO, promising an exciting collaboration.

At the 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards, MAMAMOO's Hwasa delivered a stunning performance of her new song 'Good Goodbye' alongside Park Jung-min. Dressed in white and barefoot, she captivated the audience, culminating in a playful exchange with Jung-min, who humorously asked for his shoes back after their duet. The event was praised as cinematic by Lee Je-hoon, while Han Ji-min noted many actresses dream of acting romantically with Jung-min.

BTOB's Changsub has denied dating rumors with MAMAMOO's Solar, explaining their friendly interactions during an SBS show. He clarified that there were no romantic intentions, recalling a past comment from Solar about a kiss scene that led to some humorous confusion. Both artists discussed their experiences in musicals and the feelings involved in performing intimate scenes.