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BTS have released a “holiday remix” of their chart-topping English single ‘Butter’.The “holiday remix” of ‘Butter’ is now the fifth version of the original song, which was first released in May this year. It follows the “Hotter”, “Cooler” and “Sweeter” remixes as well as one that featured a guest verse from American rapper Megan Thee Stallion.This new “holiday remix” of the Hot 100 hit replaces the original track’s disco instrumentals and influences with cheerful jingle bells, church-like bells and a jazzy saxophone solo.

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BTS members RM, Jin and J-Hope sell HYBE stock worth over $8million

BTS have sold some of their shares of HYBE for over US$8million.According to Bloomberg, BTS members J-Hope, Jin and RM recently sold a combined 31,986 shares of HYBE stock, which had netted the trio a total of approximately US$8.4million per regulatory filings.The sale of the shares took place between October 13 and November 9, a week before stock in the entertainment company had peaked at all-time-high on November 16.

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‘Train To Busan’ director on US remake: “I don’t think that there needs to be similarities”

Train To Busan, has shared his thoughts and hopes for the film’s upcoming US remake, Last Train To New York. During a recent interview with TIME, Yeon discussed his thoughts and perspective on the upcoming American remake of Train To Busan, as well as his hopes for how the final product might turn out.“We use the expression or word ‘remake’, but I do not think that a remake is something that you just apply more sophisticated technology to based on an original piece of work,” he said.

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NCT U to perform ‘Universe (Let’s Play Ball)’ for the first time at 2021 MAMA

NCT are set to perform their upcoming single ‘Universe (Let’s Play Ball)’ for the first time at this year’s Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA).Earlier today (December 3), Mnet announced that the 23-member would be premiering ‘Universe (Let’s Play Ball)’, the lead single of their forthcoming full-length album ‘Universe’, at this year’s ceremony. The 2021 MAMA is set to take place on December 11.‘Universe (Let’s Play Ball)’ will be performed by members Doyoung, Shotaro, Jungwoo, Mark, Xiaojun, Jeno, Haechan, Jaemin and YangYang, under the NCT U sub-unit.

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New K-pop idol stirs controversy over family’s alleged ties to 2014 Thai political crisis

H1-KEY, which are slated to debut on January 5, has caused a stir online over her family’s alleged involvement in the 2014 political crisis in Thailand.According to both The Korea Times and The Bangkok Post, Sitala’s father was late Thai actor and filmmaker Sarunyu Wongkrachang, who had allegedly been a supporter of the People’s Democratic Reform Committee, which played a key role in the 2014 Thai political crisis.

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‘Bulgasal: Immortal Souls’: Kwon Nara, Lee Jin-wook seek revenge in new trailer

Bulgasal: Immortal Souls. The brand-new trailer introduces the ancient curse of bulgasal, switching between intense, bloody scenes of battle between the distant past and present. “Even after hundreds of years.

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China to allow the screening of a Korean film for the first time in six years

Oh! My Gran is set to hit Chinese theatres this Friday (December 3), becoming the first Korean film to be screened in the nation in six years since 2015’s Assassination, starring Jun Ji-hyun (Legend Of The Blue Sea, Jirisan) and Lee Jung-jae (Squid Game, The Housemaid).Oh! My Gran, which first premiered in 2020, stars actress Na Moon-hee as the film’s lead character of Moon-hee, an elderly woman who believes she is a princess in an animated series, but is actually diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease and is under the care of her son Du-won and granddaughter Bo-mi.Film critics in China are optimistic about the future of Korean films and shows in the East Asian country, describing the screening of Oh! My Gran in China as an “icebreaker” between

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‘Hellbound’ director says he is “bewildered” by the show’s success

Hellbound, has shared his reaction to the series’ global success.In a recent interview with Korea JoongAng Daily, Yeon spoke on his surprise at how well Hellbound has been received beyond South Korea. The director also shared that he didn’t anticipate just how much attention the series would receive, following its release on November 19.“When I first talked about Hellbound with Netflix, I did not think that it would universally resonate with the audiences,” he said.

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MONSTA X’s Kihyun says recording in English is “easier” than in Korean

MONSTA X has opened up about how its like to record music in English.In a recent interview with Forbes, the singer discussed the process of recording a full-length album completely in English, in light of their upcoming sophomore English album ‘The Dreaming’, which arrives on December 10.“It was very easy,” he said, when asked about the difficulty of performing in a third language, compared to Korean and Japanese. “It was easier than recording in Korean because the English is surprisingly easier to pronounce than the Korean language itself.”Kihyun also talked about how the group were able to enjoy the process of creating the upcoming ‘The Dreaming’ album.

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BTS reportedly unable to attend the 2021 Mnet Asian Music Awards

BTS will reportedly be unable to attend this year’s Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA).Yesterday (December 1), the South Korean government announced that from Friday (December 3) all overseas arrivals to the East Asian country would have to quarantine for 10 days, in an effort to prevent the spread of the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus. The new quarantine mandate is currently applied to all inbound travelers regardless of their vaccination status, per the South China Morning Post. According to a new report from Yonhap News Agency, the septet will have to undergo the 10-day quarantine, as they are only scheduled to return to South Korea after their appearance at the Los Angeles stop of the iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour on Friday.

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EVERGLOW return with powerful music video for ‘Pirate’

EVERGLOW have unveiled the stunning music video for their latest single ‘Pirate’,In the captivating visual, the members of EVERGLOW gear up for battle as they wield weapons such as bows and swords, while leader Sihyeon waves a flag bearing their official logo. The clip also features scenes of the girl group performing the song’s intense choreography.“All the way, all the way, all the way / The riot we started / All the way, all the way, all the way / Can’t ever stay quiet / Girls, all over the world / Run for tonight,” they boldly declare on the powerful new single.‘Pirate’ is the title track of EVERGLOW’s third mini-album ‘Return of The Girl’, which was also released at the same time.

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‘Hellbound’ actor Park Jeong-min says he “improvised a lot” during filming

Hellbound.In a recent interview with Yonhap News Agency, the 34-year-old actor spoke about how he had initially found his character Bae Young-jae too “monotonous and flat” in the series’ original screenplay, which led to many unscripted moments while filming. Bae is notably one of the central characters in the second-half of the series’ six-episode order.“I improvised a lot.

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(G)I-DLE’s Soyeon goes viral for calling out voters of new Korean talent show

(G)I-DLE member Soyeon has gone viral for comments she made on the first episode of the new Korean talent reality series My Teenage Girl.Over the weekend, South Korean television network MBC aired the first episode of its new TV talent competition My Teenage Girl. The series features trainees, ranging from the ages of 10 to 23, competing for the votes of an audience and judges to earn a place in a new K-pop group.During the first episode, contestants would perform in teams in front of an “evaluation group” audience, who would vote for the groups they believe have potential.

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Kai says recording new ‘Peaches’ mini-album “wasn’t a relaxed process”

Kai has opened up about the work that went into his newly released sophomore mini-album ‘Peaches’.The EXO member made his solo comeback yesterday (November 30) with ‘Peaches’, alongside a dreamy new music video for its lead single of the same title. On the same day, the K-pop idol held an press conference where he spoke about the creation of his latest release.“It wasn’t a relaxed production process,” he said, as translated by Soompi.

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‘Squid Game’’s Park Hae-soo says Korean remake of ‘Money Heist’ will premiere in 2022

Money Heist is set to premiere in 2022.Earlier today (December 1), Squid Game actor Park Hae-soo, who will be playing Berlin in the new adaptation, appeared on the official Money Heist YouTube channel to speak about the forthcoming Korean version of the series.“Hello to all Netflix fans on the planet,” Park says as he takes off one of the iconic masks from the original series, first worn by actor Pedro Alonso, who originated the role of Berlin. “In the Korean version, we also have a special mask.

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BTS’ 2020 single ‘Dynamite’ is the most-streamed song of 2021 on Apple Music

BTS’ 2020 single ‘Dynamite’ is the platform’s most-streamed song of this year.On November 30, Apple Music released its official list of Top 25 most-streamed songs of 2021. According to data recorded between October 16, 2020 and October 15, 2021, the platform placed the boyband’s 2020 song ‘Dynamite’ as its most-streamed track of the year.The K-pop hit is followed by Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘drivers license’ and Ariana Grande’s ‘positions’ in the second and third spots respectively, as reported by Variety.

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How the billion-dollar K-pop music biz banks on a cheap ‘Nazi problem’: rabbi

incited backlash for sporting what looked like a Parteiadler — a Nazi insignia depicting an eagle with outstretched wings above a swastika — on a pseudo-military-chic look, complete with the text “U.S. Air Force” on a separate patch.It’s all part of what some critics claim is a Holocaust-charged hype formula for post-BTS mega-fame in the most lucrative American market.“This is part of an ongoing problem,” Rabbi Abraham Cooper, associate dean and director of Global Social Action Agenda for the Simon Wiesenthal Center, said in a fiery statement received by The Post.

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Former 2NE1 member Minzy announces new single, ‘Fantabulous’

2NE1 member Minzy has announced her upcoming single, ‘Fantabulous’.Earlier today (November 30), the singer posted a concept photo and a promotional schedule for her forthcoming fourth solo single. ‘Fantabulous’ and its accompanying music video are slated for release on December 12, with teasers and concept images set to drop in the coming days.12.12th “기깔나” 6pm (KST) #Fantabulous #4thsingle pic.twitter.com/eF8jRZPJ5R— Minzy (@mingkki21) November 30, 2021‘Fantabulous’ marks Minzy’s second release of the year, following ‘Teamo’ in July.

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Watch the dreamy music video for Kai’s new single, ‘Peaches’

Kai of EXO has shared the music video for his brand-new single, ‘Peaches’.The dreamy clip features outfits and sets that draw influence from tradition Korean clothing, as well as Korean architecture and art. “Pretty girl, you’re like peaches / It’s a soft embrace / Sweetness that spreads in my mouth / feels good to be the and guy,” Kai sings on the chorus of the R&B track.‘Peaches’ is the title track of Kai’s sophomore mini-album of the same name, out now.

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Woosung’s unveils star-studded tracklist for ‘Genre’

The Rose frontman Woosung has unveiled the tracklist for his upcoming project ‘Genre’.The record will feature seven tracks, including previously released songs ‘Dimples’ and ‘Lazy’, which were released in September and July, respectively. The forthcoming solo release will also feature collaborations with KARD’s BM on ‘CWS’ and Ladies’ Code’s Ashley on ‘Oh’.

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Wheein of MAMAMOO and Ailee collaborate on new song

MAMAMOO’s Wheein and Ailee are set to collaborate on a brand-new song, set to be released next month.According to a report by South Korean news outlet Star News, the two labelmates are currently working on a duet that is slated for release sometime in mid-December. Notably, this is the first time Ailee and Wheein will be working together following their move to THE L1VE, the music label founded by VIXX’s Ravi.Prior to this, Ailee has released her long-awaited third studio album ‘Amy’, which featured the single ‘Don’t Teach Me’.

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South Korea is launching a metaverse-based world for ‘Hallyu’ fans

Hallyu wave.According to Yonhap News Agency, Korea World is a metaverse (simply put, a persistent online 3D world) that will feature an exhibit hall with articles and videos created by foreigners who are interested in the Hallyu wave, also known as the Korean wave. It was launched by the Korean Culture And Information Service (KOCIS) earlier today (November 30).“We expect various Hallyu-related content created from a foreign perspective to be re-proliferated,” shared Park Jung-youl, director of the KOCIS.

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Adora says ‘Make U Dance’ was the “first time” she met GFRIEND’s Eunha

Adora has revealed working on her debut single ‘Make U Dance’ was the first time she met former GFRIEND member Eunha.In a new interview with Teen Vogue, the former HYBE producer – who had worked on songs for BTS, GFRIEND and TXT, among others – spoke about how she was finally able to meet now-VIVIZ member Eunha while creating her debut single ‘Make U Dance’.“Even though I had previously worked with the members of GFRIEND, I didn’t actually get to see them,” Adora said. “I never actually had a personal relationship with them.

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Wanna One tease upcoming performance at 2021 MAMA

Wanna One have shared a sneak peek of what’s in store for their upcoming reunion performance at the 2021 Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA).In newly released video, Park Woo-jin (also of the group AB6IX) previewed the boyband’s upcoming stage at the 2021 MAMA with a dance move from their performance. Interestingly, fans have compared the move to the choreography for the group’s debut single ‘Energetic’.“Some fans might have caught on, but we’re preparing a cool stage for everyone in addition to this, so please look forward to it a lot,” Ha Sung-woon explained, as translated by Soompi.

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‘Squid Game’ wins first major US award at 2021 Gotham Awards

Squid Game has taken home its first time at a major US award at the 2021 Gotham Awards.The annual ceremony, organised by the New York City-based Independent Filmmaker Project, was held earlier today (November 29 ET) in lower Manhattan. During the awards presentation, Squid Game took home the trophy for Breakthrough Series – Long Format, which was accepted by creator and director Hwang Dong-hyuk.“When I wrote this script 12 years ago in 2009 I did my best but no one liked it – they said it was too violent, absurd, weird,” Hwang said onstage while accepting the trophy, per Deadline.

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Chung Ha struggles with heartbreak in new ‘Killing Me’ music video

Chung Ha has released a poignant music video for her new single ‘Killing Me’.The visual follows Chung Ha as she tries to move on from a bad breakup. It opens with her seeming looking forward to a new day, before she is swept into a world of heartbreak as she is reminded of a former lover.The singer attempts to party her pain away with friends But by the end of the video, Chung Ha ends up sitting sullenly on a couch as her heartbreak takes over once again, while the party continues to rage on around her.

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Hyolyn postpones the release of new single ‘Layin’ Low’

SISTAR member Hyolyn has pushed back the release of her upcoming single ‘Layin’ Low’.Yesterday (November 28), the K-pop idol announced in a statement Twitter that ‘Layin’ Low’, which was originally set to arrive tomorrow, will instead be released next January.“We decided to postpone the release date to January next year after much consideration to visit fans with higher completeness,” wrote her agency BridƷ Entertainment. “We ask for the understanding of fans who had waited a long time for Hyolyn.”In the same statement, the agency also announced that the singer would be releasing a Christmas special single on December 22nd.

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Ma Dong-seok on being cast in ‘Eternals’: “They changed the character to suit me”

Eternals.In a new interview with Rolling Stone Korea, the Korean-American actor – known for roles in South Korean movies such as Train To Busan, The Outlaws and more – spoke about what it was like to make his Hollywood debut in Eternals and the process which led him to being a part of the film.“Train To Busan was a global sensation,” he said. “The people at Marvel watched me in The Outlaws, The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil and Champion and requested me for a casting.”“After that, I was busy with my life until I received a phone call.

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‘Snowdrop’: Jung Hae-in, BLACKPINK’s Jisoo’s romance turns sour in new teaser

Snowdrop, starring Jung Hae-in and BLACKPINK member Jisoo.Tensions rise in the new teaser as the sweet romance between the main characters of Snowdrop, Im Su-ho (played by Jung Hae-in) and Young-ro (Jisoo), takes a dark turn. “I remember the first time I met you,” says Su-ho in a voiceover as he sits by a window, eyes watering with tears.The teaser then cuts to a flashback of the couple’s first encounter at a party.

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Wi Ha-joon on his ideal storyline for ‘Squid Game’ season two

Squid Game actor Wi Ha-joon has opened up about his hopes for season two of the hit Netflix series.In a recent interview with The Star, the breakout star of the K-drama spoke about his ideal storyline for the upcoming second season of the series. Wi had portrayed police officer Hwang Jun-ho, who sneaks into the game to find his brother before falling off a cliff, with his final fate unknown.“Because my character had to explain things from an observer’s point of view, there were a lot of limits to the emotion [that he could portray],” said the actor, as translated by Soompi.

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‘Hellbound’ director says the series questions “what it means to be a human”

Hellbound, has opened up about the message behind the dark fantasy series.In a recent interview with The Korea Times, Yeon how he wanted to explore humanity through the series, using Lovecraftian horror as its setting.

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BTS say they feel there are “walls” for Asians in the music industry

BTS have opened up about anti-Asian hate and what it feels like to be Asians in the global music industry.During a recent press conference, which came shortly after the first day of their Permission To Dance On Stage concerts in Los Angeles, the septet were asked about the rise of anti-Asian hate around the world, per Teen Vogue.“I wasn’t born and raised abroad, but as Asians – these past years, our path around the world, we truly felt the walls,” said BTS leader RM. “The walls can be always described as words, sometimes it’s visible, sometimes it’s invisible and sensitive.”“When we talk about Asian hate, our path [is] these awards [and] our music,” he continued, adding that he hopes the septet can “truly help every Asian in the world”.

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Megan Thee Stallion makes surprise appearance at BTS concert in LA

Megan Thee Stallion and BTS have finally performed their remix of ‘Butter’ live together.Earlier tonight (November 28, Pacific Time), the K-pop juggernauts surprised fans during the second night of their ‘Permission To Dance On Stage’ concert in LA with an appearance by Megan Thee Stallion. Dressed in a pink one-piece outfit, Megan dropped by to perform her verse from the hit single, before joining the boyband as they danced to the final chorus of ‘Butter’.The rapper was originally due to perform the ‘Butter’ remix alongside BTS at the 2021 American Music Awards last weekend, but later dropped out due to personal matters.

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‘Hellbound’ creator says there are currently no plans for a second season

Hellbound, has spoken about the potential for a second season of the hit Netflix original K-drama series.In a recent interview with Variety, Yeon touched on his plans for the future of the fantasy series, which has since become one of the most-popular series on Netflix currently.

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(G)I-DLE’s Soyeon shares why she joined ‘My Teenage Girl’ as a mentor

(G)I-DLE member Soyeon has revealed the reason behind her decision to participate in idol survival reality series My Teenage Girl as a mentor.In a press conference for the new series held yesterday (November 25), Soyeon discussed her wish for the trainees participating on the show as well as her reasons for jumping on the programme.

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Gong Yoo explores the moon in first teaser for Netflix’s ‘The Silent Sea’

The Silent Sea. The teaser offers a glimpse into the crew’s mission at the abandoned Balhae Lunar Research Station on the Moon. “It’s like any other mission.

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‘Hellbound’, ‘Train To Busan’ director wants to create a shared universe for his works

Hellbound and Train To Busan, has revealed his goals to create a shared universe for his body of work.During a recent interview with The Korea Herald, Yeon spoke about his plan to grather the various characters and settings of his work so far into a single shared universe. Some of his more popular works include the hit 2016 action film Train To Busan, 2018’s Psychokinesis and the recent Netflix series Hellbound. “I have always imagined creating a complete package, similar to Stephen King’s imaginary world Castle Rock,” he noted.

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‘Hellbound”s Yoo Ah-in reveals he once lost himself to the “disease of stardom”

Hellbound actor Yoo Ah-in has opened up to losing himself to stardom following his breakthrough role in the 2010 TV series Sungkyunkwan Scandal. The 35-year-old actor spoke about his extensive filmography in a recent interview with Netflix’s The Swoon, where he discussed his experience and thoughts on the various projects he had worked on over his almost decade-long career.Yoo described his appearance in the 2010 TV series Sungkyunkwan Scandal as his “breakthrough” role , despite having already worked on a number of projects prior. “Sungkyunkwan Scandal was the beginning of my fame,” he said.The actor noted that, following his success and then-newfound fame, he had “experienced things I had never experienced before”.

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‘Squid Game’ actor Park Hae-soo says he’s a “huge fan” of BTS

Squid Game actor Park Hae-soo has described himself as a “huge fan” of K-pop boyband BTS.Three members of the cast of hit Netflix series Squid Game – Lee Jung-jae, Park Hae-soo and Jung Ho-yeon – alongside director and writer Hwang Dong-hyuk, recently sat down with Variety to participate in a game of ‘Most Likely To’.During the session, four cast and crew members of Squid Game were asked who among them were “most likely to sing a BTS song”, of which the votes were equally split between Jung Ho-yeon and Park Hae-soo, who played Kang Sae-byeok and Cho Sang-woo on the show respectively.“I mean, he’s a better singer than me, I think,” Jung said about Park.

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Korean BTS fans split on having to go overseas to watch the boyband live in concert

BTS are reportedly divided on having to travel overseas just to watch the boyband perform live.The popular septet are set to hold the first two dates of their in-person ‘Permission To Dance On Stage’ concert over the coming weekend in Los Angeles, with two more performances on December 1 and 2.

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Former K-pop idol Kris Wu among 88 celebrities newly blacklisted in China

official notice uploaded by the association, the blacklist was created to “strengthen industry self-discipline.”The notice also mentions the need to prevent “celebrities who violated the law or ethical standards from rebranding themselves on other platforms” and to “purify the environment of the online entertainment industry,” per RADII.This list includes singer Kris Wu, who was previously a member of South Korean boyband EXO.

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Listen to Ailee’s rock-inspired cover of EXO’s ‘Growl’

Ailee has unveiled her cover of K-pop boyband EXO’s breakthrough 2013 single ‘Growl’.Earlier today (November 25), the Korean-American vocalist made an appearance on the South Korean YouTube channel It’s Live, where she performed a rock-tinged cover of ‘Growl’ accompanied by a live band. It’s her second stint on the channel this month, following her performance of new single ‘Don’t Teach Me’.“A black shadow awakens in me / Fireworks erupt in my eyes that see you / Everyone get away from her side / Because I’m getting a bit more ferocious / I growl, growl, growl,” Ailee sings.Last month, Ailee released her long-awaited third studio album ‘Amy’, which featured the single ‘Don’t Teach Me’.

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YouTuber stages real-life ‘Squid Game’ with $456,000 cash prize

Squid Game.Earlier today (November 25), MrBeast uploaded a video that showcased his take on the viral South Korean drama series, featuring re-creation of games from the Netflix original. The YouTuber had originally shared his intention to host a real-life version of Squid Game last month, and shared images from the set earlier this month.In his take of the game, 456 contestants competed in various for a cash prize of $456,000.

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TXT, aespa, NCT and more to perform at 2021 Mnet Asian Music Awards

Tomorrow X Together (TXT), aespa, NCT 127 and NCT Dream.JYP Entertainment acts ITZY and Stray Kids have also been confirmed to perform during the show, along with boybands ATEEZ and ENHYPEN. Veteran girl group Brave Girls, who went viral this year for their 2016 single ‘Rollin’’ and 2020’s ‘We Ride’, will also be making an appearance.Other performers include upcoming Girls Planet 999 girl group Kep1er, who are set to make their debut next month, as well as Japanese boybands INI and JO1 from seasons one and two of Produce 101 Japan.The awards show will also see Produce 101 Season 2’s Wanna One reunite on stage for the first time in three years, as previously reported.

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BTS’ V to contribute song for upcoming K-drama ‘Our Beloved Summer’

BTS member V is set to sing a new original song for the soundtrack of upcoming SBS series Our Beloved Summer.Earlier today (November 25), South Korean news outlet MyDaily reported that the K-pop idol would be lending his voice to the upcoming K-drama series. Notably, Our Beloved Summer is set to star Parasite‘s Choi Woo-shik, who is known to be close friends with the singer.The as-yet-unnamed track will be produced by music director Nam Hye-seung, who has previously worked on the original soundtracks of hits such as Goblin (2016), It’s Okay To Not Be Okay (2020) and Crash Landing On You (2019).According to MyDaily, Nam had worked on the song with V in mind as early as its planning stages.

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