Minji from NewJeans showcases her charm on the digital cover of Marie Claire, featuring various lip colors and stylish concepts.

NewJeans members Minji, Hani, and Danielle have announced their intention to return to ADOR, confirming their decision after careful discussions. This follows Hae-rin and Hae-in's earlier announcements. The group had previously declared a contract dispute with ADOR, but now all five members may resume activities together after nearly a year.

NewJeans members Hae-rin and Hae-in have decided to continue their activities with ADOR, respecting a court ruling regarding their contract. ADOR expressed commitment to support them in their entertainment activities and requested fans to refrain from speculation about the members' situation.

A legal battle escalated between ADOR and the Dolphin Kidnapping Gang over music video rights, with Min Hee-jin testifying in court. The dispute arose after director Shin Woo-seok uploaded a director's cut of 'ETA' to his YouTube channel without permission. ADOR claims this harmed their interests, while Min argues it’s a common industry practice. The court is examining the validity of claims regarding management responsibilities and contract practices.

NewJeans lost a lawsuit against ADOR regarding their exclusive contract, with lawyers indicating a slim chance of winning an appeal. The court ruled that there was no valid reason to terminate the contract. If NewJeans prolongs the case, they may not be able to perform until 2027. ADOR expressed gratitude for the ruling, while NewJeans plans to appeal, citing a complete breakdown of trust with ADOR.

SOURCE MUSIC has countered former ADOR head Min Hee-jin's claims in a lawsuit regarding NewJeans. They presented evidence in court, including videos of the member selection process, to refute her statements about the group's formation and HYBE's commitments. Min Hee-jin is also involved in a separate lawsuit with BELIFT LAB over similar allegations.

Daniel from NewJeans participated in a 10K marathon, finishing with a personal best of 46 minutes. He shared a moment with former marathon runner Lee Young-jin. Meanwhile, NewJeans lost a lawsuit against ADOR regarding their exclusive contract, with the court ruling that the contract remains valid despite their claims.

The Seoul Central District Court ruled in favor of ADOR in a lawsuit regarding the validity of exclusive contracts with NewJeans members. The court dismissed ILLIT's plagiarism claims, stating that while some similarities exist, they do not constitute plagiarism. The court also noted that the concept of an idol group's image is not easily classified under publicity or intellectual property rights. Following the ruling, NewJeans members expressed their intention to appeal, citing a complete breakdown of trust with ADOR.

The Korean Management Union commented on the court's ruling regarding the exclusive contract between NewJeans and ADOR, calling it a fair outcome that reinforces the reliability of exclusive contracts in the K-POP industry. They highlighted the importance of maintaining trust between artists and agencies and expressed hope that this ruling would strengthen industry practices and lead to sustainable development in K-POP.

ADOR has won a lawsuit confirming the validity of its exclusive contract with NewJeans. The court ruled that ADOR did not breach its management duties and emphasized that attempts to escape the contract under the guise of broken trust are unacceptable. ADOR expressed gratitude for the ruling and is prepared for future activities with the artists.

The five members of NewJeans have announced their intention to appeal a court ruling that upheld their contract with ADOR. They respect the court's decision but state that their trust with ADOR has completely broken down, making it impossible to return and continue normal entertainment activities. They hope for a wise judgment in the appeal process and thank their fans for their support.