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Antiques Roadshow viewers were left gobsmacked when a common household item was sold for an astonishing £50,000 at a Newcastle auction.

A dad and granddad was told in his 50s that he could have less than a year to live but says he 'doesn't feel sorry for himself'. Instead, he wants the world to know just one message.

Antiques Roadshow's expert Lee Young was absolutely captivated by one particularly precious piece on the show.Lee was chatting with a guest aboard the RRS Discovery in Dundee about an exquisite vase with a touching backstory.The emotionally charged repeated episode on Sunday saw the man recall how he inherited the cherished vase from a friend who'd left it for him a decade ago. He shared: "I inherited it from someone who's very dear to me and he passed away about 10 years ago.

Jeon Soyeon, the leader of K-pop girl group (G)I-DLE, has revealed that she makes up to US$700,000 in a month.YouTube channel Pixid recently released the latest episode of its series Country Kitchen Dream, hosted by (G)I-DLE’s Soyeon. For the episode, the K-pop idol enlisted rapper Lee Young-ji as the guest, and during the show, the duo discussed how much they earn in the industry.Lee revealed that her income has “extreme ups and downs”, a sentiment which Soyeon echoed.

Korean actress Lee Young-ae, known for her roles in Park Chan-wook’s Joint Security Area and Lady Vengeance, will be presented with the Excellence in Asian Cinema Award at this year’s Asian Film Awards (March 10) in Hong Kong.

Antiques Roadshow saw a particularly special and rare item break records during one episode, with an incredible valuation shocking the entire crowd of onlookers. An elderly couple arrived at the roadshow with an unusual and cultural design piece in the form of an Imperial robe from China.

Karina of girl group aespa has opened up about the amount of free time K-pop idols have.Karina spoke about how she spends her free time in newly released behind-the-scenes footage of the online talk show No Prepare, hosted by rapper Lee Young-ji. The K-pop idol had previously appeared on the May 19 episode of the series.In the newly released video, Young-ji brought up how Karina “finished all [levels]” of the mobile puzzle game Gardenscape, with an graphic adding that the K-pop idol has reached level 9926 of the video game.“Yes, I am the conqueror of that game,” Karina confirmed, per SBS Star. “In fact, I was ranked first in Korea.” Young-ji then asked the aespa member how she “makes time” to play games.“There’s plenty [of time]”, Karina responded.

Hoshi, a member of the K-pop boyband SEVENTEEN, has released a new song called ‘Stay’.At exactly 10:10pm KST yesterday (June 15), Hoshi released the music video for ‘Stay’, a new solo song which he so-wrote and -composed with Glenn from PRISMFILTER and Nmore.The music video features the K-pop idol as he skateboards around a tennis count while performing the song. “Please stay by my side / I’m sure you’re an angel / I feel like I’m going to fly (stay),” he sings on the track.‘Stay’ is Hoshi’s first solo release of 2023.

BLACKPINK member and K-pop soloist Jisoo has opened up about the quartet’s reactions to rumours of feuds within the group.Following her recent solo debut with her single album ‘Me’, Jisoo joined rapper Lee Young-ji on the latter’s YouTube talk show No Prepare. During the episode, the K-pop idol discussed BLACKPINK and how the members respond to rumours feud within the group, considering the members’ individual successes.“Some people might think that as BLACKPINK are so famous, there will be trouble between the members and someone might think that certain members have trouble with the others,” Lee commented, asking how Jisoo felt about such rumours.“We laugh when we see such things,” Jisoo said, sharing that such comments have become a running joke within the group.“We say [things] like, ‘they say I’m your competition, so be careful’ or ‘why didn’t you post on your Instagram, it caused a rumour, you should’ve promoted my album’,” added the singer with a laugh.

Celtic have been joined by Ferencvaros in the chase for South Korea World Cup star Cho Gue-sung. The Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors striker is attracting interest from across Europe with Parkhead boss Ange Postecoglou amongst the interested parties.

In-demand South Korea standout Cho Gue-sung is reportedly a transfer target for Premiership champions Celtic.

TWICE vocalist Nayeon has opened up about dealing with malicious comments as an idol.In the latest episode of YouTube talk show No Prepare, TWICE members Nayeon and Chaeyoung appeared as guests to discuss the girl group’s return with their 11th mini-album ‘Between 1&2’.During the episode, host and rapper Lee Young-ji asked if the idols had any advice for handling hate comments as celebrities. In particular, Lee brought up videos that have been maliciously edited to make them appear rude or unfriendly, which happens frequently in Korean online communities.Nayeon quickly opened up about her own experience, sharing that she had often been subject to such hate and speculation at the beginning of her career.“At first, you tend to care about it a lot and want to tell people that it’s not true.

SISTAR member Hyolyn has returned with a striking video for her latest single ‘No Thanks’.In the new visual, the K-pop veteran turns heads as she confidently struts into a neon-lit bar. She soon arrives at a pool party, where she and a team of backup dancers perform the powerful choreography to ‘No Thanks’ atop a glass platform in the middle of the pool.“Yeah, I’m cold, as you can see / But in another moment, I’ll completely melt / That’s my specialty, ice into water (water) / Why are you pretending to know me?” sings Hyolyn on the track.‘No Thanks’ is the lead single of the ex-SISTAR member’s third mini-album ‘iCE’, which arrived alongside the video yesterday (July 18).

SISTAR member Hyolyn has shared the music video for her Queendom 2 finale single ‘Waka Boom (My Way)’.Set in a barren desert and a construction site, the K-pop idol shows off the intense choreography to the powerful dance track, with rapper Lee Young-ji later appearing to perform her verse in the song’s bridge.“I don’t want to be on top / If I have to step on others’ backs, no / Welcome to my world and my show / Come on now and watch me sway,” she sings in the pre-chorus. ‘Waka Boom (My Way)’ was initially released by Hyolyn in May for the finale of reality competition series Queendom 2.Last week, Hyolyn shared the first “coming soon” teaser for her as-yet-untitled third mini-album, which is due out on July 18 at 6pm KST, across her social media accounts.

Queendom season two.The new EP features six brand-new, original tracks from all six contestants on the ongoing TV show: Hyolyn, VIVIZ, LOONA, WJSN, Brave Girls and Kep1er. The K-pop acts will perform a rendition of their respective tracks during the show’s finale next Thursday (June 2), before a winner for the season is crowned.Hyolyn’s final track is titled ‘Waka Boom (My Way)’, and features rising Korean rap artist Lee Young-ji, while WJSN’s song is named ‘AURA’.

schoolboy is set to be released from prison, with many condemning the decision. Lee Conman was killed by Lee Young, then aged 17, more than a decade ago, with many still able to recall the crime that shocked the city of Hull.