
On the afternoon of the 7th, a live broadcast of MBC MUSIC’s “SHOW CHAMPION” was held at the MBC Dream Center in Goyang City, Gyeonggi Province. On this day’s broadcast, Yu Dayeon, who appeared on “Girls Planet 999” and “SHOW ME THE MONEY,” ONEUS, CRAVITY, CLOSE YOUR EYES, hrtz.wav, TIOT, RED OOPART, homezone, DIVA-X, and others appeared. NiziU won first place. • Yu Dayeon, who appeared on “Girls Planet” and “SMTM,” finally made her Japanese debut today! “Dream Rusher” performance video released • ONEUS releases title track “Say Yes!” MV... attention on the energetic performance
On the afternoon of the 7th, NiziU won first place on the live broadcast of MBC MUSIC's "SHOW CHAMPION" at MBC Dream Center in Goyang, Gyeonggi-do. Related news: NiziU will hold its second winter tour, with 11 performances in 5 cities, and released the MV for "Sour Grapes," the title track of its first Korean mini album.
The Oct. 3 broadcast of “The Most Useful School in the World” unveils the annual 2026 prefecture appeal rankings, based on a survey of about 32,000 people. The show highlights surprising local No. 1 facts, hometown pride, and live PR from Hokkaido and Saitama, with many celebrity guests and special appearances.
On the afternoon of the 24th, NiziU arrived in South Korea through Gimpo International Airport for their schedule. This article is based on local media coverage. Please note that the photos may vary. Related: From TXT to &TEAM, the September "Inkigayo" Japan concert announces each artist's appearance date; [PHOTO] NiziU heads to Korea after finishing their schedule in Taiwan (with video).
A woman in her 30s was convicted for posting repeated insulting comments about singer IU online. The Seoul Central District Court overturned a previous fine and sentenced her to 4 months in prison with a 1-year suspension, along with 80 hours of community service. The court noted her lack of remorse and the severity of her comments, while considering her health issues and the removal of the posts. IU's agency continues to pursue legal action against online harassment.
JYP Entertainment has announced legal actions against individuals posting malicious comments and engaging in stalking behaviors towards its artists. They are actively monitoring illegal activities and collecting evidence from various online platforms, both domestically and internationally, to ensure the safety and privacy of their artists. Legal measures include criminal charges and civil claims, with ongoing investigations into offenders.
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