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Itzy to host fan meetups in Korea, Japan
Itzy to host fan meetups in Korea, Japan

Korea Herald

time3 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • Korea Herald

Itzy to host fan meetups in Korea, Japan

Itzy is planning to greet fans in Korea and Japan in September and October, label JYP Entertainment announced Tuesday. The quintet will host its fourth official fan meeting 'On Air' in Seoul on Sept. 20 and in Tokyo on Oct. 11-12. The Seoul event will be livestreamed worldwide. The upcoming meetup will be held about 10 months after the group's "Midzy's Cells" fan meet in Seoul, and will mark the first such event in Japan since Itzy's debut. The group rolled out its tenth EP 'Girls Will Be Girls' in June, which topped the iTunes Albums Chart Worldwide, while the music video for the title track claimed the top spot on YouTube's trending music video chart.

The hottest sound of the summer? K-pop.
The hottest sound of the summer? K-pop.

Washington Post

time24-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Washington Post

The hottest sound of the summer? K-pop.

K-pop is having a golden moment. The signs have been there since the start of the summer, with groups such as Stray Kids, Itzy, Enhypen and Ateez driving sweaty swarms of American K-pop fans to stadiums from Los Angeles to D.C. Then two of the genre's international trailblazers reunited. The girl group BlackPink, whose four members dispersed to pursue high-profile solo projects over the past couple years, are back on tour together and promoting new music. The boy-band septet BTS wasted no time reconvening after the last of its members completed their mandatory military service in June, and have told fans that they are already at work on new music.

Your perfect week: what to do in Hong Kong, June 29-July 5
Your perfect week: what to do in Hong Kong, June 29-July 5

South China Morning Post

time27-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • South China Morning Post

Your perfect week: what to do in Hong Kong, June 29-July 5

Do this Next Wave Beach Festival Soak up the tunes at the Next Wave Beach Festival in Hong Kong's Discovery Bay. Photo: Next Wave Beach Festival Looking to cool off this summer? The Next Wave Beach Festival is returning to Discovery Bay's Tai Pak Beach on July 5 and 6. K-pop girl group Itzy and rising Korean talent Chung Ha lead the roster, while local singer Joey Hung Ka-ho is expected to deliver a set of crowd-pleasers. Attendees can get up close to the main stage or lounge about on a floating jetty in the sea to soak it all in. Tai Pak Beach, Discovery Bay; See this Vox Luminis Vox Luminis is a Belgian ensemble led by Lionel Meunier. Photo: Leslie Artamonow Founded in 2004 by bass vocalist Lionel Meunier, the Belgian ensemble is set to debut in Hong Kong on July 2. Specialising in 17th and early-18th century English, Italian and German repertoires, Vox Luminis – which won the 2012 Gramophone Recording of the Year – has nearly 20 recordings and more than 70 annual concerts under its belt. St John's Cathedral, Central, on July 2, and Tsuen Wan Town Hall, on July 5; Eat this Mott 32 The Celebration Peking duck at Mott 32. Photo: Mott 32 A new à la carte menu has been unveiled at this ever-stylish Chinese restaurant in Central. Created by head chef Lee Man-sing, the Celebration Menu fuses traditional techniques with contemporary flair in dishes such as the Celebration Peking duck, roasted with applewood and topped with caviar. Also roasted with applewood is the pluma Ibérico pork with Yellow Mountain honey, presented tableside in a tailor-made box. Advertisement Basement, Standard Chartered Bank Building, 4–4A Des Voeux Road Central Drink this Hennessy Mart Hennessy Mart features collaborative cocktails with Draft Land. Photo: Hennessy Mart One of the world's leading cognac brands is teaming up with local tap-cocktail bar Draft Land to launch a grocery store-themed pop-up at Central Market. Cognac lovers can expect refreshing summer tipples such as the Hennessy ginger and oolong, while those who buy a bottle can win merch from the Hennessy x NBA collectible series. Until July 4, Central Market, 93 Queen's Road Central

Locked Out and Laughing: Lee Chaeyeon recalls her hilarious 'Drunken Mishap'; Fans can't stop laughing
Locked Out and Laughing: Lee Chaeyeon recalls her hilarious 'Drunken Mishap'; Fans can't stop laughing

Time of India

time16-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Locked Out and Laughing: Lee Chaeyeon recalls her hilarious 'Drunken Mishap'; Fans can't stop laughing

Lee Chaeyeon, a popular soloist from South Korea, is a multi talented performer—singer, dancer, rapper, and actress. She first rose to fame as a member of the South Korean–Japanese girl group 'IzOne'. On October 12, 2022, she made her solo debut with the release of her first EP, Hush Rush. She is also known for being the older sister of Itzy member Chaeryeong. The sisters are beloved for their candid personalities and hilarious antics, often going viral for the most random yet relatable moments. Recently, Chaeyeon appeared on the variety show Knowing Bros, where she shared a humorous story that had both the hosts and fans in splits—about the time she got locked out of her house after a night of drinking. The Incident: Locked Out and Laughing Chaeyeon recounted how she returned home late one night after drinking and, in her drunken state, completely forgot the passcode to her front door. The entire scene was caught on her door camera. In the footage, she can be seen pausing, stalling, and then attempting to enter a code—but to no avail. To make matters worse, after too many failed attempts, the lock system temporarily disabled itself, preventing her from trying again for 10 minutes. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 오스템 임플란트 받아가세요 임플란터 더 알아보기 Undo With no other option, she sat by the door in complete hopelessness, waiting to try again. The other guests on the show were shocked and thoroughly entertained by how openly she narrated the story—especially knowing it would be aired nationally. You can watch her hilarious appearance here: 🎥 Chaeyeon on Knowing Bros Fan Reactions Fans were quick to react with laughter and love, praising Chaeyeon for being so honest and relatable. Many expressed how refreshing it was to see a celebrity talk about such an everyday blunder with humor and no filters. Some even said they'd love for more idols to share similar real-life stories. Here are some of the best reactions from fans: Fans also pointed out how expressive her face was in the video—truly a 'trying hard' moment that many found endearing and laugh-out-loud funny. What She's Up To Now Since her solo debut, Lee Chaeyeon has continued to impress with her work. She released 'Over the Moon' in April 2023, followed by 'The Move: Street' in September 2023. Most recently, she made her acting debut in the drama 'Let's Dance', which premiered on April 18, 2025. Whether it's through music, acting, or accidentally getting locked out, Lee Chaeyeon continues to win hearts with her charm, talent, and authenticity. Let's Dance | KBS WORLD TV 250509

Itzy returns with new EP ‘Girls Will Be Girls,' embracing teamwork and emotional connection
Itzy returns with new EP ‘Girls Will Be Girls,' embracing teamwork and emotional connection

Korea Herald

time10-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Korea Herald

Itzy returns with new EP ‘Girls Will Be Girls,' embracing teamwork and emotional connection

Girl group actively discussing contract renewal with JYP Itzy unveiled their 10th EP 'Girls Will Be Girls' on Monday, marking their first release in eight months since last year's 'Gold.' The new record emphasizes unity, friendship and emotional resilience -- a timely message as the group celebrates its sixth debut anniversary. Speaking at a press showcase in Seoul on Monday, member Yeji said the group chose the theme 'us' to reflect their evolving identity. 'This year marks our sixth anniversary and we wanted to share a new message with fans,' said Yeji. 'We've talked a lot about self-love in the past, but this time we wanted to send a message of strength through togetherness.' Yeji, who made her solo debut with the EP 'Air' in March, added that returning to group promotions deepened her appreciation for her bandmates. 'Preparing this comeback right after my solo album made me realize how much I treasure being in a group,' she said. 'With time, our bond has grown stronger, and I often find myself leaning on the members emotionally, both on and off stage.' 'Girls Will Be Girls' features five tracks: the title song as well as 'Kiss & Tell,' 'Locked N Loaded,' 'Promise' and 'Walk.' 'While our past songs focused more on personal stories, this time we wanted to speak as 'us,'' said Chaeryeong. 'That 'us' can mean the members, or Itzy and our fans. Songs like this give us a real boost on stage.' Lia said she hopes the comeback adds a new layer to Itzy's image. 'I think this album really showcases a charismatic side of Itzy that fans haven't seen before,' she said. 'What do you think of 'Charismatic Itzy' as our new title?' The EP's dynamic sound and rich vocal harmonies are paired with the group's signature high-energy choreography and cinematic visuals. The music video for 'Girls Will Be Girls' is complemented by a dramatic trailer directed by star commercial filmmaker Yu Kwang-goeng. The short film tells the story of the members working together to restart Ryujin's heart, a metaphor for rekindling emotional energy as adults. JYP founder and chief producer Park Jin-young also makes a surprise cameo in the trailer. 'The director suggested his appearance, and producer Park agreed right away,' Ryujin said. 'He really helped lift the mood on set. The trailer visualizes how we support each other through life's emotional numbness, highlighting the message of solidarity that runs through the album.' With the group now in its seventh year, the topic of contract renewals naturally came up. 'It's hard to believe it's already been seven years,' Chaeryeong said. 'We're in active discussions with the company, and we hope to share good news with fans soon.' Itzy wrapped up their second world tour 'Born to Be' last year, performing 32 shows in 28 cities. The group is also scheduled to appear at 'Waterbomb Seoul 2025' next month.

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