
On the afternoon of the 9th, a media preview and press conference for the movie 'Ghost-Calling App: Yong' was held at CGV Yongsan I-Park Mall in Seoul, attended by Kim Hee-jung, Kim Gyunam, Anupam Tripathi, Yang Joah, Park Soji, directors Hyun Seul-woo, Ko Hee-seop, Lee Sang-min, Song Min-jun, and Kim Seung-tae. Anupam Tripathi, who appeared in 'Squid Game,' took a two-shot with TWICE's Tzuyu, appealing to fans. Additionally, KARA's Jiyoung and Red Velvet's Yeri appeared on the red carpet at the 29th Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival.
TWICE’s Nayeon departed through Incheon International Airport on the morning of the 29th for an overseas schedule. Related reports mention that she purchased land and a building in Cheongdam-dong for 9.5 billion won, and that after finishing the tour she expressed her feelings, saying, “See you again.”
TWICE has released two new works: the best album "#BEST 2015-2025," which compiles 50 tracks from their Korean originals and Japanese versions, and the live DVD/Blu-ray of their "THIS IS FOR" world tour in Japan. To celebrate, they will stream a YouTube premiere and hold listening parties.
TWICE’s Sana and Stray Kids’ Bang Chan appeared in a YouTube interview and revealed they had not met in two to three years because they were both busy. They joked like siblings, teased each other about casual speech, and recalled Bang Chan’s younger days, delighting fans with their lasting friendship.
Red Velvet’s Seulgi talked about an awkward experience during her solo trip to Japan. She had hoped to chat with a bartender in Japanese, but when Korean customers arrived, the bartender seated them beside her. They then asked for a photo, which turned out to be a request for their own group picture, not with Seulgi. She politely declined at first, then offered to take the photo for them. Irene joked that they had not realized Seulgi was there, and the people involved later commented online, making the story a topic of discussion.
ASND, Wendy of Red Velvet’s agency, announced that it will take strong legal action against malicious posts and sexual harassment. The agency said harmful comments, false information, defamation, and sexualized remarks about the artist’s body or appearance are clear violations, and it will keep collecting evidence and respond firmly.
Actor Lee Soo-hyuk has dropped out of Netflix’s “Men of the Harem” because of scheduling issues, according to his agency SARAM Entertainment. The palace romance fantasy, based on a web novel, stars Bae Suzy as Empress Rati. Lee Jong-won is now reportedly under consideration for the role Lee Soo-hyuk was set to play.
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