Kstyle reviews 2025's top 10 articles in Korean entertainment, covering scandals, deaths, and new group debuts.

As BTS prepares for their concert at Gwanghwamun, the Korean government emphasizes safety, organizing meetings and inspections to manage crowds effectively. The Ministry of Public Administration and Security will collaborate with various agencies to ensure a secure environment for attendees, highlighting the importance of safety for both local and international fans.

A Brazilian woman in her 30s was charged for stalking BTS's Jungkook, having visited his home 23 times and violated a restraining order. Despite claiming her actions were out of love, she was arrested after attempting to enter his property. The prosecution is pursuing charges of stalking and trespassing, while some charges were dismissed due to lack of evidence.

Jisoo of BLACKPINK graces the cover of Esquire's The Big Black Book, adorned in Cartier jewelry. She reflects on the group's comeback, her personal growth, and the creative process behind her music. Jisoo also stars in the Netflix series 'Monthly Boyfriend,' highlighting the blend of fantasy and realism in its narrative. Her interview emphasizes the importance of passion and challenge in her artistic journey, which can be explored further in the magazine and online.

Netflix's 'Monthly Boyfriend', releasing on March 6, follows webcomic producer Mi-re as she navigates a virtual romance subscription service, intertwining her mundane reality with thrilling romantic experiences. The show features a star-studded cast, including BLACKPINK's Jisoo, and promises a mix of fantasy and relatable moments.

BLACKPINK's Rosé has maintained her perfect blonde hair for seven years, with touch-ups every two weeks. Her stylist shared that Rosé prioritizes her appearance over hair health, leading to intense travel schedules for maintenance. Despite health concerns, Rosé arranged business class tickets for her stylist to ensure her hair stays flawless.

February was eventful for K-POP, featuring the shocking death of actor Jung Woo-nu at 40, reports of a K-POP idol's extramarital child, and BTS announcing their comeback stage at Gwanghwamun. The month also included EXO-CBX's asset seizure and ZEROBASEONE's continuation as a five-member group.

On the afternoon of the 2nd, Stray Kids' I.N returned to Incheon International Airport after participating in Milan Fashion Week. He celebrated his birthday by donating 100 million won and made a guest appearance at a concert featuring Park Jin-young, where fans were excited to hear songs from TWICE and classic J-POP hits.

BLACKPINK's title track "GO" from their 3rd mini-album "DEADLINE" has topped global YouTube charts, achieving remarkable success with over 30 million views. The music video is praised for its artistic visuals and powerful message. The album also dominated iTunes charts and set sales records, indicating a strong global demand.

At the GUCCI fashion show, celebrities like XG's COCONA and Stray Kids' Lino attended, highlighting the brand's cultural resonance and diversity. The collection, presented in a museum-like space, embodies GUCCI's design philosophy with new silhouettes and textures, emphasizing comfort and seamless wear, enhancing everyday life without needing complex explanations.

On the morning of the 2nd, Stray Kids' Hyunjin departed from Incheon International Airport to attend Paris Fashion Week. He will join SEVENTEEN's Mingyu and others at the Dior fashion show, where G-DRAGON, Hyunjin, and Felix from Stray Kids will also be present, creating a buzz with their luxurious group photo.