
BLACKPINK's Jisoo appears in Netflix's "Monthly Boyfriend," coloring boring daily life with heart-fluttering moments. "Monthly Boyfriend," released on March 6, is a romantic comedy where Mi-re (Jisoo), a webcomic producer tired of real life, subscribes to a virtual dating simulation to experience romance. The title refers to a subscription service for virtual love that presents dream dates in a virtual world. The unique setting of a subscription for virtual romance over the realistic daily life of an office worker promises thrilling heart-fluttering moments. As Mi-re's curiosity is piqued by the virtual romance, a second poster and main trailer have been released. The poster captivates with a fantastical atmosphere as if entering a virtual world, showcasing various dates and lovers with different personalities that deliver heart-fluttering moments. The main trailer captures Mi-re stepping out of her monotonous daily life into "Monthly Boyfriend." Following the guidance of the date manager (Yoo In-na), who welcomes her with, "Everything you love, we've packed it all in," Mi-re steps into the virtual world where fantasy-like events unfold before her. She meets a prince-like date, encounters a first love senior on a cherry blossom campus, and receives a powerful confession from a handsome doctor, all while meeting secret agents and top stars in her dream dates. After experiencing exciting and heart-fluttering dates, Mi-re falls into sweet confusion. Meanwhile, Kyung-nam (Seo In-guk) appears repeatedly before her, creating a subtle tension as they become "overtime mates." Above all, the special guest lineup revealed today makes anticipation for "Monthly Boyfriend" even greater. Actors like Seo Kang-joon, Lee Soo-hyuk, Ong Seong-wu, Lee Jae-wook, Lee Hyun-wook, Kim Yong-dae, Park Jae-bum, and Lee Sang-yi will appear as virtual world lovers, each with different charms, raising curiosity about their characters and dates with Mi-re. The lively performances of Hayoung and Yoo In-na also heighten expectations. Director Kim Jung-sik highlighted that "Monthly Boyfriend" offers the charm of experiencing various romances with different characters in distinct worlds within one work, allowing for a variety of romantic comedy experiences. Regarding the virtual dating scenes, he emphasized the importance of showcasing Jisoo's diverse charms, adding different professions and settings for each episode, and gradually changing the acting tone to distinguish between real Mi-re and her roles in the virtual world. Netflix's "Monthly Boyfriend" will be released on March 6.
Space Oddity's K-POP Radar released its 2025 global K-POP consumption report, highlighting trends and rankings. Korea, Japan, and Indonesia remain the top three consumers, while the U.S. rises to fourth. The report shows significant shifts in artist popularity and market dynamics, indicating a growing global diversification of K-POP consumption.
Lisa from BLACKPINK unveiled her self-designed outfits on Instagram, showcasing a chic black leather jacket and a striking bodysuit. Her styling emphasizes her figure and solidifies her status as a global fashion icon. Additionally, BLACKPINK will release their 3rd mini-album 'DEADLINE' on the 27th, and Lisa has been appointed as the global ambassador for Shiseido's Ultimune series, as well as starring in a new Netflix rom-com.
No Hong-chul faces criticism for photos taken with a lion during his Africa trip. He clarifies his position on ethical wildlife encounters, stating that the animals are cared for by the Tanzanian government and that he supports their rehabilitation. He also addresses misinformation regarding the use of tranquilizers on the lions.
To celebrate their 3rd mini-album 'DEADLINE', BLACKPINK is launching a cultural project with the National Museum, featuring events from the 26th to the 8th. They will host listening sessions and illuminate the museum in pink. This collaboration marks a first for K-POP artists, aiming to bridge music and cultural heritage.
BLACKPINK's Jennie has become the owner of a building in Seoul's Yongsan District, purchased for 20 billion won. The transaction was completed in December 2022, and it is believed to have been paid in cash. The building is located in an area with ongoing development plans, including luxury housing projects.
On the morning of the 11th, D-LITE from BIGBANG, along with Akiyama Seihun and Kim Jong-kook, departed for Japan via Incheon International Airport for the filming of 'Sannamja's Travel Method.' D-LITE's encore concert finale in Osaka was described as an incredibly important and happy moment. Additionally, BLACKPINK's Jennie appeared flustered in a preview for the new variety show 'Manito Club.'
On the afternoon of the 10th, BLACKPINK's Rosé returned to Korea via Incheon International Airport after completing her overseas schedule. She visited the Super Bowl venue with SEVENTEEN's Joshua, capturing luxurious commemorative shots. Additionally, Rosé's elegant black dress at the Grammy Awards has become a topic of discussion, showcasing her graceful charm.
On the afternoon of the 10th, SEVENTEEN's Joshua arrived in Korea through Incheon International Airport after finishing his overseas schedule. He was seen visiting the Super Bowl venue with BLACKPINK's Rosé and made an appearance on the red carpet at the Golden Globe Awards alongside BLACKPINK's Lisa.
The variety show 'Manito Club' has announced its new cast members, including Jung Hae-in and Go Yoon-jung, generating buzz for its upcoming episodes. The show aims to bring small joys to those in need, and the diverse cast promises engaging chemistry and entertaining segments. The next episode airs on the 15th at 5:50 PM KST.
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