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In the reality survival show 'Re:Born', 12 K-POP boy groups, previously debuted in Korea, compete for a formal Japanese debut. Episode #9 reveals their preparations for the final mission, including dance lessons with world-renowned dancers and emotional moments among the members as they strive for improvement and success.
In the reality show 'Re:Born', K-POP boys' groups compete for success. Jang Geun-suk offers heartfelt advice, sharing his experiences and encouraging them to invest in their health and mental well-being. The show highlights their struggles and aspirations as they prepare for their final mission.
Actress Kim Su-jung, known as 'Correct Girl', participates in a protest against Dongduk Women's University’s coeducation plan, sharing her views on Instagram. Her post led to various online reactions, including criticism. She expressed disdain for negative comments about her appearance and criticized the attitudes of those supporting coeducation. The university's plan has faced opposition from around 200 students.
The reality survival show 'Re:Born' features 12 K-POP boy groups competing for their official Japanese debut. In episode #7, the final five groups engage in intense challenges to earn benefits that will impact their final mission. The competition includes various games, showcasing their skills and rivalries, with E'LAST and DKB emerging victorious in their respective matches.
THE BOYZ achieved 1st place on KBS's Music Bank, thanking their fans and label for support. The show featured performances from various artists, including VIVIZ's comeback with 'Shhh!', J.Y. Park's 'Easy Lover', TOMORROW X TOGETHER's 'Over The Moon', and SHINee's Minho showcasing 'CALL BACK'.
The '75th Sapporo Snow Festival 16th K-POP FESTIVAL 2025' will feature groups from the reality show 'Re:Born', competing for their official Japanese debut. The festival celebrates the 60th anniversary of Japan-Korea relations, with performances from notable rookie groups and a chance for fans to vote for their favorites.
In the reality survival show 'Re:Born', K-POP boy groups compete for a chance at a Japanese debut. The latest episode featured performances of J-POP songs, with DKB surprising judges with a cute concept. E'LAST impressed with a musical-style performance, while other groups faced tough evaluations. The competition continues with rising tensions and challenges ahead.
K-pop artists are returning this fall with a series of exciting new albums, each featuring unique themes and musical styles. From aespa's EDM-infused 'Whiplash' to Jin's heartfelt solo debut 'Happy', the lineup promises a vibrant 'comeback war' filled with fresh sounds and captivating messages.
On MBC's Music Core, BLACKPINK's Rosé secured 1st place with 'APT.' featuring Bruno Mars, inspired by Korea's 'apartment game.' The BOYZ made a comeback with 'TRIGGER,' a dramatic hip-hop track. STAYC presented a relatable love story in 'GPT.' Kep1er restructured from 9 to 7 members and performed tracks from their 6th mini-album. Other artists included ILLIT, aespa, and more.
The reality survival show 'Re:Born' features 12 K-POP boy groups competing for a Japanese debut. The final mission will be live-streamed on YouTube on November 4, with voting open to viewers. The show aims to revive groups that debuted but missed promotional opportunities due to COVID-19.
The tweet translates to: "JPMorgan CEO Dimon says that turmoil in the bond market 'will eventually happen' bloomberg.co.jp/news/articles/… via @business"
🚨🇺🇸 Tyler Winklevoss has launched a scathing criticism in response to JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon's remarks. After Dimon stated, "What we should truly be concerned about is the 'inner enemy,'" Winklevoss retorted, "If he is afraid of the 'inner enemy,' he should stop being one himself." x.com/tyler/status/1…
The tweet translates to: "JPMorgan CEO Dimon says that turmoil in the bond market 'will eventually happen' bloomberg.co.jp/news/articles/… via @business."
The translation of the tweet is: "Shaking and trembling ((((;゚Д゚))))))) JP Morgan's CEO Dimon says that turmoil in the bond market will 'eventually happen' bloomberg.co.jp/news/articles/… from @business"
The tweet translates to: "JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says that the turmoil in the bond market 'will eventually happen.' 1️⃣ The reason is that the U.S. government and the Fed have 'overdone' spending and quantitative easing. 2️⃣ 'Unfortunately, we may need a crisis to wake us up.'" [Link to Bloomberg article]
"Hmm, so cash is included in the SLR too, huh? LOL. Does the FRB want to create a crisis and then play the hero afterward? JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says the turmoil in the bond market is 'inevitable.' bloomberg.co.jp/news/articles/… via @business"
"(Regulators) will panic. I will not panic." As expected from someone who bravely weathered the Lehman crisis without a hitch. I will also prepare myself. #GovernmentBonds #Investment JP Morgan's CEO Dimon says that turmoil in the bond market will "eventually happen." bloomberg.co.jp/news/articles/… via @business
Here is the translation of the tweet: "JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says that turmoil in the bond market 'will eventually happen.' ✅ The reason is that the U.S. government and the Fed have 'overdone' spending and quantitative easing. ✅ 'Unfortunately, it may take a crisis for us to wake up.'"
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says that the turmoil in the bond market will "eventually happen." On May 31, he mentioned that the "catch" between Japanese government bonds and U.S. Treasuries will break... Before that happens... the risk of a Taiwan crisis hasn't disappeared... If Shinjiro Koizumi, the next Prime Minister, can't stop reducing rice production... well... the Senkaku Islands are also under control. [Link to video] [Link to tweet]
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says that turmoil in the bond market is "inevitable" - Bloomberg ● The reason is that the U.S. government and the Fed have "overdone" spending and quantitative easing. ● "Unfortunately, we may need a crisis to wake us up." bloomberg.co.jp/news/articles/…
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