
Child actress Choi So-yul, who appeared in BLACKPINK Jennie’s music video, is attracting attention as “Little Jennie.” Choi So-yul appeared in Jennie’s new song “FALLEN ANGEL” music video. She created a mysterious atmosphere with just her gaze. In particular, in the scene where the two sat side by side, their atmospheres were so similar that the expression “Little Jennie” felt natural, drawing attention. Even looking at the behind-the-scenes photos and videos Choi So-yul released, not only her long hair and distinct facial features, but also her gaze looking at the camera and her unique atmosphere seemed to overlap with Jennie. After the music video shoot, Choi So-yul received a signed CD and a bouquet of flowers from Jennie. She also released a commemorative shot holding an orange shopping bag with “Jennie” written on it, along with the bouquet and the signed CD. Choi So-yul, born in 2016, drew attention for playing the role of Lee Won, the daughter of Lee Byung-hun (as Mansu) and Son Ye-jin (as Miri), in the film “A Choice That Makes You Happy.” ・Girls’ Generation’s Tiffany releases MV for title track “Edge Of Calm”…acts with child actress Choi So-yul ・Son Ye-jin’s episode on the filming set sparks unexpected debate…child actress’s mother explains ※The video can be viewed by clicking or tapping.
BLACKPINK’s Jisoo unveiled teaser content for her new song “CLICK.” Her agency said teaser and cover images were released on the 28th and 31st. The concept shows Jisoo in a mysterious, virtual-world-like mood, holding a robot doll and blurring the line between reality and fantasy. The song will be released on the 4th at 1 p.m.
MINISO LAND JAPAN will hold a limited-time “LISA x MINISO POP UP STORE” at Omotesando Hills in Tokyo from Sept. 11 to Oct. 5, 2026. The event will sell LISA ALTEREGO Collection items, offer exclusive photo spots and experiences, and include SNS-linked fan activities. Reservations are required for the early period.
BLACKPINK x Tamagotchi collaboration items began selling at Don Quijote stores nationwide on Saturday, August 1, 2026. Special display corners are set up in stores, where customers can handle the products in person. The items are available at 11 Don Quijote locations in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto.
A woman in her 30s was sent to prosecutors without detention for allegedly using macros and accounts under family and acquaintances’ names to illegally buy about 2,600 idol concert tickets from April 2023 to March this year and resell them at a markup. She also allegedly reserved nine BTS Gwanghwamun concert tickets in February, but police caught her before resale. Police sought to preserve about 442 million won in criminal proceeds, and Korea will begin stronger penalties for illegal ticket resale on the 28th.
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