K-pop girl group STAYC is set to make a comeback with their new single album titled 'S' after a five-month hiatus. Their agency, High Up Entertainment, announced on February 24 that the album will be released on March 18. Ahead of the release, the group shared a graphic video on their official social media channels. The video features the sound of a camera shutter, dynamic typography, and striking visuals of the members, creating a captivating experience for fans. The video also teases the album with phrases like 'SOPHISTICATED' and 'SENSUAL', along with the intriguing line 'S Magazine: DON'T WANNA BE A [ ]', heightening anticipation for the new music. Additionally, STAYC will begin pre-orders for the album on various online music platforms starting at noon on February 24. The new single album 'S' will be available on all major streaming services at 6 PM KST on March 18. Following the album release, STAYC will hold their 2025 tour 'STAY TUNED' at the Olympic Hall in Olympic Park, Seoul, on April 12 and 13, where they will meet with fans.

STAYC to Release New Single Album 'S' on March 18

The highly anticipated drama '21st Century Grand Duchess' (working title), featuring IU (아이유) and Byun Woo-seok (변우석), is currently in discussions for a broadcast slot in the first half of next year. According to reports from OSEN on February 23, 2025, MBC is also considering the airing of another drama, 'Judge Lee Han-young' (판사 이한영), featuring Ji Sung (지성), for the end of this year.

Set against the backdrop of a constitutional monarchy in 21st century South Korea, '21st Century Grand Duchess' tells the story of a wealthy heiress, Seong Hee-joo (성희주), who is frustrated by her status as a commoner despite her riches, and Lee An-dae-gun (이안대군), the king's son who possesses nothing and is burdened by his tragic fate. The script for the drama was selected through MBC's script competition, and it is being produced in collaboration with Kakao Entertainment.

Byun Woo-seok will portray Lee An-dae-gun, while IU will take on the role of Seong Hee-joo, the second daughter of the top-ranking conglomerate, known for her beauty, intelligence, and fierce competitive spirit. This project is generating significant excitement as it marks IU's return with 'Pop! Goes My Heart' (폭싹 속았수다) and follows Byun Woo-seok's success from last year's hit 'Sungjae Up and Away' (선재 업고 튀어).

The anticipation for the drama has increased further with the announcement that director Park Jun-hwa (박준화) will be at the helm. Known for his successful romantic comedies such as 'My Name is Kim Sam-soon' (막돼먹은 영애씨), 'Let's Eat' (식샤를 합시다), and 'What's Wrong with Secretary Kim' (김비서가 왜 그럴까), Park recently directed the tvN drama 'Love is a One-Way Bridge' (사랑은 외나무 다리에서).

On January 15, MBC released a lineup that included dramas like 'Motel California' (모텔 캘리포니아) and 'Undercover High School' (언더커버 하이스쿨), but '21st Century Grand Duchess' was notably absent, raising questions. However, on February 18, Kakao Entertainment included the drama in their 2025 lineup, sparking hopes for IU and Byun Woo-seok's next projects, although no official scheduling has been confirmed yet.

An MBC representative stated, 'We are preparing '21st Century Grand Duchess' with a target broadcast in 2025, but the scheduling is currently undecided.'

[단독] 아이유x변우석 ‘21세기 대군 부인’ 내년 공개 논의..“편성 미정” (종합)

IU and Byun Woo-seok to Star in Upcoming Drama '21st Century Grand Duchess'

Rei, a member of the popular K-pop group IVE, has become a significant trendsetter among Gen Z fans. Known for her adorable charm, she has garnered a massive following with her unique style and engaging personality. Her nickname, which combines 'Rei' and 'cute' (레이 + 귀요미), reflects her endearing appeal. 

One of Rei's most notable contributions to current trends is the 'Gyaru Peace' pose, which involves forming a V with her fingers and flipping it upside down. This pose, popular in the 2000s, saw a resurgence in 2022 thanks to Rei's frequent use of it in photos. It has since inspired various other poses, including the 'Cherry Peace.' 

Another viral trend initiated by Rei is the 'Ribbon Heart' pose, which she introduced with the message, 'I will show you my ribbon every day.' This pose quickly gained popularity among fans and fellow idols alike. Additionally, her 'Kongsuni Pose,' where she places her fists on her cheeks, has also become a signature move. 

In the recent performance of 'Attitude,' Rei's part, dubbed 'Raging Guinea Pig,' has captured more attention than the choreography itself. Her dynamic movements, synchronized with the powerful beat, have earned her this playful nickname, highlighting her energetic stage presence. 

Rei's influence extends beyond music; she showcases her skills as a social media instructor on the show '따라해볼레이 by 섭씨쉽도.' Here, she shares tips on engaging with audiences through various platforms, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in content creation. 

Her videos on IVE's official TikTok account consistently achieve impressive view counts, often surpassing one million, particularly her 'Raging Guinea Pig' clip. IVE is often referred to as the 'MZ Wannabe' and 'MZ Icon,' reflecting their strong connection with the self-loving and confident Gen Z audience. Rei's ability to set and discover trends significantly contributes to the IVE phenomenon, leaving fans eager to see what she will popularize next.

아이브 레이, 갸루피스→폭주기니…했다하면 유행되는 MZ 아이콘 [Oh!쎈 레터]

IVE's Rei: The Trendsetter Captivating Gen Z

On February 23, 2025, KBS2's show '사장님 귀는 당나귀 귀' (Boss's Ears Are Donkey Ears) featured a heartfelt discussion among announcer Um Ji-in, chef Jung Ji-sun, and Lee Soon-sil, who resonated with Jung's story of discrimination in the culinary world. 

The episode began with Um Ji-in inviting fellow announcers Kim Jin-woong and Hong Joo-yeon to her apartment. Kim Jin-woong, who frequently watches shows featuring Jeon Hyun-moo, humorously remarked that he might soon leave the company to pursue a freelance career, prompting Um Ji-in to tease him about his ambitions. 

The trio then visited the home of former announcer Kim Sun-geun, where they were joined by announcer Kim Hyun-wook. Upon arrival, Kim Jin-woong stood to greet them, insisting he had 'invested his soul in KBS.' Jeon Hyun-moo chimed in, saying, 'You can leave your body but keep your soul here.' The conversation turned to the recent departures of colleagues, with Um Ji-in expressing concern about the uncertainty felt by those still working at KBS. 

Curious about Kim Sun-geun's reasons for leaving after three years, Um Ji-in pointed out that many successful freelancers have strong connections or family wealth, questioning what Kim Sun-geun had that made his situation different. Kim Sun-geun candidly shared that financial pressures drove him to leave, recounting a moment during filming for '6시 내고향' when he received a call about a housing application that distracted him from his work. He revealed that he struggled for months without income, expressing gratitude for the support he received from singer Jang Yoon-jung, who gifted him 2 million won during his tough times. 

As the discussion shifted to Jung Ji-sun's daily life, she visited chef Kim Hee-eun's fine dining restaurant, where they reminisced about their decade-long friendship. Jung Ji-sun was impressed by Kim Hee-eun's meticulous cooking style and the high-quality dishes served. She expressed her aspirations for the year, aiming to create a fine dining experience that showcases the delicate intricacies of Chinese cuisine. 

Jung Ji-sun also reflected on her early career challenges, including the discrimination she faced as a female chef in a male-dominated industry. She recounted instances of physical abuse from senior chefs and the struggles of being taken seriously in her profession. Despite these hardships, she persevered, even going out for smoke breaks to bond with her colleagues, which she felt was necessary to avoid isolation. 

The episode concluded with Jung Ji-sun sharing a particularly painful memory of injuring her hand while working, highlighting the pressure she felt to not show weakness in a demanding environment. Her emotional revelations resonated deeply with the audience, shedding light on the ongoing issues of discrimination and the challenges faced by women in the culinary field.

“여자라고 무시하고 뒷담화”..정지선, 선배들 괴롭힘 토로하며 눈물 (‘사당귀’)[종합]

Chef Jung Ji-sun Shares Her Struggles with Discrimination on KBS2's 'Boss's Ears Are Donkey Ears'

On the February 23 episode of MBC's variety show Good Day (굿데이), Hwang Kwanghee (황광희) made a public apology to actor Jung Haein (정해인). Kwanghee arrived first, being a long-time fan of GD, and was soon joined by Jung Haein, who greeted him shyly. It turned out that the two were meeting for the first time, and they exchanged polite greetings, bringing smiles to the audience.

During the show, Kwanghee expressed concern that his previous comments might have upset Jung Haein. He recalled a past incident on the show Pinggye (핑계고), where he had shown jealousy towards Im Siwan (임시완) for traveling with Jung Haein, and had mentioned on air that he had gone with Jung Haein. Kwanghee later took to social media to apologize for his casual remarks.

He hesitated, asking Jung Haein, "Did I make you feel bad?" to which Jung Haein responded, "Not at all! I appreciate you mentioning it on the show." Jung Haein also shared that he had heard about Kwanghee from Im Siwan, which delighted Kwanghee.

Coincidentally, Im Siwan arrived shortly after, having been introduced to Jung Haein by Kim Soo-hyun (김수현). Kwanghee joked with Jung Haein, saying, "We finally met today; we’re friends now, right?" Im Siwan chimed in, encouraging them to drop the formalities, to which Kwanghee humorously replied, "I didn’t know you would be the bridge for us to speak casually!"

'반말' 방송 후폭풍...황광희, 결국 정해인에 또 '공개사과' ('굿데이') [순간포착]

Hwang Kwanghee Publicly Apologizes to Jung Haein on Good Day

Kim Young-sun, a former lawmaker of the People Power Party (국민의힘), has been accused of pressuring fellow party members ahead of the April 10 elections. According to reports, she threatened to reveal alleged political interference by Kim Geon-hee, the spouse of President Yoon Suk-yeol, if she was not granted a nomination. 

The claims were made by Nam Sang-kwon, the lawyer for political broker Myung Tae-kyun, who is currently facing charges for violating political funding laws. Nam stated that on February 18 of last year, Kim Geon-hee allegedly discussed Kim Young-sun's nomination via Telegram, suggesting that support should be given to former prosecutor Kim Sang-min in the Changwon district. In return, she promised a ministerial or public enterprise position after the elections.

Sources indicate that Kim Young-sun informed key party officials that Kim Geon-hee was attempting to secure a nomination for Kim Sang-min in her district, threatening to expose this if her own nomination was denied. Internally, there were discussions within the party about moving Kim Young-sun to a different district, either to run unopposed in Gimhae or at least to have a primary.

However, Han Dong-hoon, the then-leader of the People Power Party, reportedly instructed that neither Kim Sang-min nor Kim Young-sun should receive nominations or even participate in primaries. Kim Sang-min had previously hinted at running for office during the Chuseok holiday in September 2023 and held a book launch in his hometown shortly after resigning, which sparked controversy. The Ministry of Justice had suspended him for three months in February 2023 due to misconduct.

Kim Young-sun, who received the lowest score in a party audit, faced additional scrutiny during the Fukushima water discharge incident in June 2023. After receiving reports about Kim Young-sun's threats regarding Kim Geon-hee's alleged involvement in nominations, Han Dong-hoon reportedly responded, "Let her do what she wants."

After learning of her likely exclusion from nominations, Kim Young-sun attempted to contact Han multiple times but was unsuccessful. She even waited at the party headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, but did not meet him.

On March 2, the party's nomination management committee announced that both Kim Young-sun and Kim Sang-min had been cut off from the nomination process. This announcement came a day after Kim Young-sun met with reformist party members Lee Jun-seok and Cheon Ha-ram. Myung Tae-kyun claimed that both Lee and Cheon were made aware of the situation at that time.

In a conversation with a reporter, an unnamed party member stated that after the exclusion of Kim Young-sun and Kim Sang-min, the relationship between Han Dong-hoon and the presidential office reportedly worsened. Allegations of favoritism within the party have also surfaced.

The special investigation team looking into the allegations against Myung Tae-kyun is reportedly also examining the claims of Kim Geon-hee's involvement in the nominations. Myung's side claims that there is a recorded conversation involving Kim Young-sun, Kim Geon-hee, and other lawmakers. In response, a ruling party official stated that Myung has been spreading unfounded claims through his lawyer, suggesting an attempt to manipulate public opinion against President Yoon's administration.

[단독] 김영선, 작년 총선 전 국민의힘에 “김건희 여사 공천 개입 폭로하겠다”

Former Lawmaker Kim Young-sun Allegedly Threatened to Expose Political Interference

On February 23, V from BTS (방탄소년단) took to his social media to announce his well-being during military service. He wrote, "I’m here to report my survival, Sergeant Kim. D-17. The harsh winter is passing, and I will prepare healthily to meet you in the warm spring." Along with his message, he shared several photos showcasing his life in the military. 

In the images, V is seen in his military uniform, enjoying his leave while holding a bouquet at an exhibition and relaxing casually in the streets. His neatly fitted uniform, shorter hairstyle, and noticeable muscle gain reflect his everyday life. 

Additionally, V spent time with his close friend, singer Park Hyo-shin, capturing joyful moments together in a series of four photos. His commitment to fitness during his service is also evident, as he has transformed into a more muscular version of himself. 

V enlisted in December 2023 and is currently serving in the Military Police Special Operations Unit, with his discharge scheduled for June 2025.

BTS's V Shares Update from Military Service

On February 22, 2025, SEVENTEEN (에스쿱스, 정한, 조슈아, 준, 호시, 원우, 우지, 디에잇, 민규, 도겸, 승관, 버논, 디노) added another trophy to their collection at the inaugural 'The Awards' held at Korea University's Hwajeong Gymnasium. The group took home two prestigious awards: 'The Awards Black Label Artist of the Year' and the main award, 'The Awards Delight Blue Label'. 

In a video message, the members expressed their gratitude, stating, "We believe this award is possible because of our fans, CARAT. We will continue to work hard to repay you with great music and performances." They also noted that 2025 marks their 10th anniversary since debut, making this recognition even more special. They encouraged fans to look forward to a variety of activities planned for the year.

Last year, SEVENTEEN showcased their dominance in the K-pop scene by sweeping major music awards. They began with wins at the '2024 MAMA AWARDS' for 'Artist of the Year (VISA ARTIST OF THE YEAR)' and 'Album of the Year (VISA ALBUM OF THE YEAR)', followed by the Grand Prize at the 39th Golden Disc Awards and Best Album at the 32nd Hanteo Music Awards 2024 (HMA 2024).

Their global presence was further solidified with wins at the 2024 Billboard Music Awards for 'Top K-pop Touring Artist' and at the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards for 'Best Group'. 

Looking ahead, SEVENTEEN is set to continue their vibrant activities this year. Members Hoshi and Woozi, both born in 1996, will release their first single 'BEAM' on March 10. They will also hold a group fan meeting titled '2025 SVT 9TH FAN MEETING 'SEVENTEEN in CARAT LAND' on March 20-21 at Incheon Munhak Stadium. Additionally, they will make history as the first K-pop artists to perform at 'Tecate Pa’l Norte 2025', often referred to as the 'Coachella of Mexico', in April, followed by five local fan meetings in two Japanese cities.

SEVENTEEN Wins Big at the 1st The Awards

On February 22, 2025, ATEEZ made history by becoming the first K-Pop group to hold a concert at the La Défense Arena in Paris, France, as part of their 2025 world tour titled 'TOWARDS THE LIGHT: WILL TO POWER' in Europe. This venue, which can accommodate around 40,000 spectators, is the largest concert hall in Europe, and ATEEZ's successful solo concert here further solidified their status as a world-class artist.

This performance marked ATEEZ's fourth solo concert in Paris, following their previous world tours: 'The Expedition Tour' in 2019, 'THE FELLOWSHIP: BEGINNING OF THE END' in 2022, and 'THE FELLOWSHIP: BREAK THE WALL' in 2023. The enthusiastic support from local fans has been a testament to ATEEZ's unwavering global popularity.

Additionally, ATEEZ's mini-album 'GOLDEN HOUR: Part.1' released last year reached fifth place on the French Albums Chart, while 'GOLDEN HOUR: Part.2' secured the fourth position, showcasing their significant achievements in the local music scene.

Following successful concerts in London and Berlin, where they added extra shows due to high demand, ATEEZ returned to Paris with an upgraded musical experience that captivated local fans once again.

During the concert, ATEEZ presented a rich setlist filled with beloved hits, dazzling the audience with their renowned performance skills and impressive live vocals, even amidst dynamic choreography. The show featured vibrant lighting, special effects, and powerful sound, creating an immersive experience that combined visual spectacle with emotional resonance.

As they made history at La Défense Arena, ATEEZ expressed their gratitude to their fans, known as ATINY, stating, "It was an honor to share this beautiful night with you. We promise to repay your immense support and happiness, just as you have been a light in our lives, we will be a light for you too."

ATEEZ will conclude their 2025 European tour with a performance at the ING Arena in Brussels, Belgium, on February 25, 2025.

ATEEZ Makes History as First K-Pop Group to Perform at La Défense Arena

The highly anticipated return of acclaimed director Bong Joon-ho (56) is here as he reconnects with domestic audiences through his new film 'Mickey 17'. Set to premiere in South Korea on February 28, 2025, 'Mickey 17' is based on Edward Ashton's novel 'Mickey 7'. The story follows Mickey, a disposable worker sent on dangerous missions, who faces his 17th death, only to have an 18th version of himself printed, leading to unexpected events.

This film marks Bong's comeback after his Oscar-winning success with 'Parasite' (2019), which won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival and four Academy Awards. In a recent interview, Bong shared, "It took five years for this film to be released, but I only took a break for about 6-7 weeks right after the Oscar race ended in February 2020. I have been consistently working since then. I received the original novel in the summer of 2020 and became captivated, reading it chapter by chapter. I wrote the screenplay in 2021 and met Robert Pattinson for the first time that November. Fortunately, everything went smoothly, and we began filming in the fall of 2022, taking a bit longer for post-production throughout 2023."

Bong explained the delay in the film's release, stating, "If it had been released last year, it would have been perfectly timed. However, due to the actors' union strike and adjustments in distribution schedules, not just this film but all films were delayed by about 6-7 months. The strike was so significant that we couldn't film, do voiceovers, or promote the movie. That's why it is being released this year. 'Parasite' had a delayed release in Japan and the UK, with its final release date being February 2020. So, while it has been five years, calling this a six-year comeback would be disappointing. It feels like I haven't been working at all (laughs). I didn't take a vacation, and I've also been preparing an animated film alongside 'Mickey 17'."

Before its release, 'Mickey 17' was showcased at the London premiere and the 75th Berlin International Film Festival, receiving enthusiastic responses from local audiences. Following a screening, speculation arose that the character Kenneth Marshall, played by Mark Ruffalo, was a parody of former U.S. President Donald Trump.

Bong clarified, "I explained my timeline for a reason. As I mentioned, I completed the screenplay in September 2021 and started filming in the fall of 2022." At the Berlin International Film Festival, he noted, "Some journalists asked if I had a crystal ball hidden in my room. It seems they thought I was predicting political and social issues. Given the festival's sensitivity to such topics, the questions were quite interesting. I received many inquiries about specific politicians, and while I did draw from real-life figures, the character of Kenneth Marshall's wife, Ilpa Marshall, is not in the original novel. I thought a couple of dictators would be scarier and more cinematic."

He also referenced real-life figures, saying, "While I can't mention specific countries, there are the Marcos couple and the Ceaușescu couple from Romania, who were notorious in the late 1980s. Mark Ruffalo and I discussed historical politicians, and we aimed to blend the horrific with the absurd in portraying bad politicians. It seems audiences projected their local situations onto the film, which I can't control."

Mark Ruffalo takes on his first villain role in 'Mickey 17'. Bong recounted, "He was surprised when he heard about the casting. He asked, 'Why me? Do I have this side?' I explained, 'You're an actor; we want you to portray this character.' He quickly accepted, saying, 'You're right; I'm a professional.' This situation was quite endearing. Kenneth Marshall is not just a cold, charismatic character; he has many flaws."

Robert Pattinson, known for his good looks, portrays a character with a mix of madness and vulnerability. Bong remarked, "I feel like people see me as a pretty boy destroyer, which I don't want (laughs). During 'Mother', I tried not to make Won Bin look too handsome, which was quite a challenge. My cinematographer Hong Kyung-pyo and I ended up admiring how good-looking he was. I first saw Robert Pattinson in 'Twilight' and thought, 'How can someone be so pale?' His striking appearance is just the surface. He has a strong desire to act and has appeared in many American indie films. In 'The Lighthouse', he unleashed incredible energy. After watching that film, I felt he could also handle the role of Mickey 18. He expressed a wide range of emotions, making it seem like he played multiple roles rather than just one. It must have been difficult, but he did an excellent job."

When asked if he felt pressure due to the expectations following 'Parasite', Bong replied, "Honestly, I haven't felt that way. I was invited to the Berlin International Film Festival's competition section, which was fortunate, but I don't have any more expectations for awards. I would rather participate in the non-competitive section and enjoy screening the film. I remember Quentin Tarantino winning the Palme d'Or at Cannes for 'Pulp Fiction' and the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay. He was born in 1963 and had all that happen at 31. It was a chaotic time. In contrast, I was already in my 50s during 'Parasite'. While it was exciting and an honor, I developed a dual perspective, being able to observe from a distance."

The film industry has faced the loss of cherished colleagues in recent years. Bong expressed his regrets about the late Lee Seon-kyun during a recent appearance on MBC's 'Questions from Son Seok-hee'. He also spoke cautiously about Kim Sae-ron, who passed away unexpectedly after Lee, saying, "I saw her at the 'Traveler' screening, and it was very unfortunate."

Finally, Bong shared a message for the public who love popular culture: "Everyone makes mistakes. While it's right to be strict about wrongdoings, I hope we can also have a degree of tolerance. I wish for a balance between strictness and leniency."

Bong Joon-ho Returns with 'Mickey 17' After Five Years

Tony An (토니안), a former member of the iconic K-pop group H.O.T, has bravely shared his harrowing experiences with severe depression that led him to a dangerous state. Once thriving as a celebrity entrepreneur, Tony faced a serious decline in his mental health due to his struggles with depression.

In the upcoming episode of SBS's Miun Our Baby (미운 우리 새끼), hosts Lee Sang-min (이상민) and Kim Heechul (김희철) visit Tony's dramatically transformed home. Both hosts were left speechless by the changes in Tony's lifestyle, prompting him to reveal the critical reasons behind his lifestyle overhaul, which has piqued public interest about his past.

After ending a long-term cohabitation with Kim Jae-deok (김재덕), Tony has finally moved out on his own for the first time in 17 years. He also candidly confessed the reasons behind his hesitation to marry, revealing that he has four mothers and that his father's influence has made him wary of marriage.

Tony's revelations about his severe depression were particularly shocking, as he disclosed that he was found with blood on his pillow and had shaved his head during a particularly dark period.

Previously, in November of last year, Tony appeared on the YouTube channel New Beginnings (새롭게하소서 CBS) where he discussed his struggles. After the disbandment of H.O.T, he ventured into business, stating, "I had two businesses: a school uniform company and an entertainment venture. I made unimaginable amounts of money and thought everything was perfect. I felt recognized as both a singer and a businessman, but that’s when my life began to crumble."

He continued, "I can’t pinpoint the exact reason, but I felt incredibly lonely. As the head of my company, I felt I had to bear everything alone, which distanced me from those around me."

Tony recounted how he began experiencing severe headaches, taking up to eight Tylenol pills a day without relief. A friend suggested he visit a psychiatrist, leading to a diagnosis of depression, bipolar disorder, and social anxiety, for which he received extensive medication. While the headaches subsided, he felt increasingly powerless.

"I lost the desire to do anything. Money felt burdensome, eating felt burdensome, and life itself felt burdensome. I worked but spent my time in a daze, and negative thoughts consumed me. I began to question the meaning of life and even contemplated death. I lived on a high floor and often imagined what it would be like to jump."

Tony also shared a chilling incident where he mixed alcohol with medication and woke up feeling damp. He instinctively checked his wrists and found them unharmed, but his bed was soaked in blood. He had no memory of the events leading up to that moment. He discovered that he had cut his hair too short and accidentally nicked his ear, causing the bleeding.

In a worrying moment, he received a call from his building manager, who expressed concern for his well-being after hearing that he had broken a mirror in the elevator.

Despite these struggles, Tony revealed that he found strength through faith. He shared, "One day, I read a book called Letting Go by missionary Lee Yong-kyu (이용규), which a fan had gifted me. I finished it in half a day, and suddenly my depression lifted, and I felt hope."

Tony An's journey of overcoming mental health challenges through faith has garnered significant attention, and viewers are eager to hear more about his story on Miun Our Baby (미운 우리 새끼).

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