Amid rising criticism of the breast cancer awareness campaign event by fashion magazine 'W Korea', past allegations from a year ago have been reported, drawing attention. Yesterday (17th), Korean media Dispatch reported that Mr. A attended the event held last October but was unable to stand at the photo wall due to 'not wearing stockings'. According to Dispatch, 'W Korea' received donations and clothing from brands, which celebrities wore to stand at the photo wall. Mr. A was also provided with an outfit from the brand, but could not wear the stockings due to size issues and went to the venue barefoot. Because 'W Korea' did not wear all the provided outfits, Mr. A was not allowed to stand at the photo wall. According to entertainment industry insiders and several Korean media, it has been revealed that this Mr. A is Park Boyoung. Photos posted by Park Hyungsik, who attended at the time, confirmed that Park Boyoung participated in the event barefoot. Only a photo of Park Boyoung's upper body was posted on 'W Korea's' official account. 'W Korea' has been promoting the importance of early screening and raising funds through the breast cancer awareness campaign every year. However, this year, the luxurious party atmosphere unrelated to breast cancer has sparked debate. Additionally, it was revealed that the total accumulated donations over 20 years have only reached 1.1 billion won (about 1 million USD), raising doubts about the campaign's effectiveness. On the other hand, some participants have received praise. Byung Woosuk is speculated to have expressed the symbol of the breast cancer campaign by wearing a pink corsage on his chest. IVE's Rei revealed that she studied breast cancer before attending the event, and Park Eunbin mentioned the campaign during a live broadcast. ILLIT's Minju and Wonhee also mentioned during a congratulatory performance, 'I hope the influence on health will expand in the future' and 'Let's not miss small signs and start with health check-ups', receiving praise. BTS, Stray Kids members, aespa, and 2PM's Junho are among the luxurious guests at the 'breast cancer awareness campaign' event. Park Jaebum faced criticism for sexual lyrics during the breast cancer awareness campaign performance... he apologized.
Baek Se-hee, author of the bestseller 'I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki,' has passed away at 35, prompting worldwide mourning. Her impactful book on depression, published in 2018, became a cultural phenomenon, translated into 25 languages and selling over 500,000 copies in Korea alone. She saved five lives through organ donation. Tributes from readers and notable figures like BTS's RM highlight her profound influence on mental health awareness.
On the morning of the 18th, ILLIT's Minju departed from Incheon International Airport to Jakarta, Indonesia, for the music festival 'Sector K.' However, fellow member Mocha will not participate in tomorrow's schedule due to health issues and needs to rest for the time being. Additionally, members Yuna, Wonhee, and Ilho are also heading to Indonesia for the festival.
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.
On the afternoon of the 17th, ILLIT members Yuna, Wonhee, and Iroha departed from Incheon International Airport to Jakarta for the 'Sector K' music festival. Their agency, BELIFT LAB, announced that all members except Mocha, who is unwell and needs rest, will participate. Additionally, ILLIT will appear again on 'THE FIRST TAKE' to perform their original song 'Almond Chocolate.'
ILLIT's Mocha has been diagnosed with health issues requiring rest, making her participation in the upcoming Indonesia schedule difficult. The group’s agency, BELIFT LAB, announced that the remaining four members will perform at the Sector K event on October 18-19. They ask for fans' understanding and support for Mocha's recovery.
Juno from 2PM will release 'Did You See The Rainbow?' as part of the OST for the drama 'Teppun Trading' on the 19th. The song, a soft pop-rock piece, carries a message of believing in oneself and overcoming challenges. It reflects hope amidst struggles, aligning with the drama's theme of a novice trader's journey during the 1997 Asian financial crisis.
Baek Se-hee, the author of the acclaimed essay 'I Want to Die, But I Want to Eat Tteokbokki,' beloved by BTS's RM, has passed away at 35. She saved five lives through organ donation. Her book sold over 500,000 copies in Korea and gained international popularity. She had been diagnosed with depression and shared her experiences in her writing.
The 2025 MAMA AWARDS has revealed its lineup of 17 K-POP artists, set to take place in Hong Kong on November 28-29. With a focus on new talent and global stars, the event aims to highlight the influence of K-POP and deliver a spectacular show, themed 'UH-HEUNG', celebrating joy through music and dance.
The 2025 MAMA AWARDS has revealed its lineup of 17 K-POP artists, set to take place in Hong Kong on November 28-29. With a focus on new talent and global stars, the event aims to highlight the influence of K-POP and deliver a spectacular show, themed 'UH-HEUNG', celebrating joy through music and dance.
BTS demonstrated their immense fashion influence by generating approximately $56 million in media value during major fashion weeks in New York, Milan, and Paris. Members RM, Jin, Jimin, V, and Jungkook were invited as ambassadors for top brands, ranking high among influencers. Their impact extends beyond music, shaping global fashion trends.
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