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Seoul Busters, starring Kim Dong-wook, Seo Hyun-woo and more. Read on to find out everything you need to know about the new series.Seoul Busters is a crime comedy-drama that follows elite violent crimes team leader Dongbang Yu-bin as he takes on a new role heading up Songwon Police Station’s violent crimes team, the lowest ranked squad in the country.

Boys Planet participant Lee Seung-hwan is set to make his official solo debut under the moniker ONLEE later this month.ONLEE announced his official debut yesterday (November 15) through his social media pages with a scheduler for teasers leading up to the official release of his debut mini-album titled ‘Switch ON’ due out November 27.Remaining details regarding the album’s tracklist and lead single have yet to be announced but are expected to arrive in the coming days.ONLEE 1st MINI Album 《Switch ON》 SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENTㅤ2023.11.27 On-Line Release2023.11.28 Off-Line Releaseㅤ#ONLEE #이승환 #SwitchON#1st #MINIALBUM #미니앨범 #1집 pic.twitter.com/sEWFMYtxvA— official_onlee (@official_onlee) November 15, 2023This will mark ONLEE’s first official body of work since he concluded his run on the Mnet reality survival show Boys Planet as one of its contestants, where he finished in 24th place after being eliminated in episode 11. However, ONLEE made his first public appearance as a trainee in the idol survival show Under Nineteen in 2018, which later led to his debut as part of the now-defunct boyband 1THE9.

Tamar Herman South Korean alt-rocker Loren (stylized LØREN) has written songs for Blackpink and G-Dragon, appeared at South By Southwest and recently partnered with 88Rising, leading to a performance at the influential collective’s summertime Head in the Clouds festival — all before he released his first album. Out Friday (March 24), the EP “Put Up a Fight” is the result of a years-long effort while working at the Black Label, a prominent South Korean record company associated with Blackpink’s home YG Entertainment. According to the singer-songwriter, a full-length follow-up is almost finished.  Loren, born Lee Seung-joo, hopes to ingest a bit of punk and grunge to South Korea’s rock scene, and “Put Up a Fight” is his call to arms to like-minded music fans. Even amid waning popularity worldwide, and especially in South Korea where only the occasional indie or pop-rock band makes registers a blip, Loren is undeterred. 

N.Flying have announced their upcoming eighth mini-album ‘Dearest’, due out in October.The South Korean band took to their social media pages yesterday (September 28) to announce the forthcoming release of ‘Dearest’, their eighth mini-album, next month through a “schedule announcement”.‘Dearest’ is slated to release on October 17 at 6pm KST, with other details including the record’s title track to be drip-released in the following weeks. The forthcoming album will mark N.Flying’s first music in a little over a year – their last release was the album ‘Turbulence’ in October 2021, which was a repackaged version of their June 2021 studio album ‘Man On The Moon’.

Jacob Davenport is set to arrive at Hearts on Tuesday as Robbie Neilson plays the waiting game over South Korean forward Lee Seung-woo has been successful. Former Blackburn star Davenport will hold talks with the club and could even begin training at their Riccarton base this week. Gorgie boss Neilson is keen to add another midfielder and the 23-year-old looks likely to be that man.

aespa dominate the ceremony, with the quartet taking home the Rookie Of The Year award, as well as Song Of The Year and Best K-Pop song for ‘Next Level’. IU, meanwhile, bagged Best Pop Album for ‘Lilac’ and was one of the Best Pop Song awardees for ‘Nakka’, her collaboration with AKMU.In addition, BTS took home the Artist of the Year award for the third time in their career.

YG Entertainment artists have fully recovered from COVID-19 and are no longer in quarantine, confirms the label.YG issued a statement earlier today (February 3) via Break News announcing that 10 of its artists, who were all previously diagnosed with the virus, have recovered and are no longer in isolation.These artists include WINNER’s Lee Seung-hoon, iKON’s Kim Jin-hwan, Song Yun-hyeong, Goo Jun-hoe, Kim Dong-hyuk and Jung Chan-woo, TREASURE’s Choi Hyun-seok, Yoshi, Jun-gyu and Mashiho. This means all idols who were previously reported to have contracted the virus have now recovered.“They were respectively quarantined in their homes and health authorities evaluated that they were in no danger of further spreading the virus,” wrote YG, as translated by Korea JoongAng Daily.

YG Entertainment’s roster have tested positive for COVID-19.Earlier today (January 25), the entertainment agency announced that iKON’s Junhoe – the fourth member of the group to contract the virus – and TREASURE’s Yoshi have tested positive for COVID-19. The statement noted that both artists had received their COVID-19 vaccinations and will be self-quarantining at home.“As with the confirmed cases earlier, we took intensive preemptive measures beyond the guidelines of the quarantine authorities,” Their statement reads, as translated by Soompi.

EXO member Kai, who stars in Netflix’s upcoming reality series New World, has opened up about his experience on the set of the show.The cast and production team behind the forthcoming Netflix original opened up about the show’s premise and their experiences while making the series during a press conference on Wednesday (November 17), per The Korea Times.Kai – who will be starring on the variety show alongside SUPER JUNIOR‘s Heechul, Lee Seung-gi, Park Na-rae, Eun Ji-won and Jo Bo-ah – shared how being on the series led to him uncovering a different side of himself.“I’ve felt something that I’ve never felt before. I knew that I would have fun, and felt like I could show people a different side of myself through the show,” he said.