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Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
TWICE Jeongyeon to make her acting debut! Idol to star in police drama - second member to enter the world of acting
Jeongyeon from TWICE is all set and ready to make her official acting debut! The idol will feature in a supporting role in an upcoming thriller film 'New Recruit: The Movie'. This will be the first time that she graces the big screen for an acting gig. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Jeongyeon confirmed to make her film debut According to reports from YTN, the idol-turned-actress has been offered the role of a nursing officer in the Korean drama. This film is a spin-off project of the beloved 2022 Korean drama, 'New Recruits', which managed to garner a lot of popularity at the time. While the drama explores the lives of such officers in the setting of a military unit, this spinoff film will feature characters in the backdrop of a military hospital. The script of the film is still being finalised, however, the filming and official production will late this year. Not much else has been revealed about the upcoming film, however it has already managed to create a lot of buzz online. Not the only TWICE member to make her acting debut Jeongyeon will be the second member of the girl group TWICE to break into the world of acting. Previously, the youngest member of the group, Dahyun, entered the acting industry with the project 'You Are the Apple of My Eye'. Fans react As soon as news of Jeongyeon making her acting debut was shared online, fans of the idol started sharing their excitement. One fan commented, 'They're finally giving her opportunities outside twice in the big 2025? omg let's f****** go', while another shared 'im just gonna rt all the tweets about jeongyeon acting debut idgaf if her role is small in the film im so happy for her!!'.
Pink Villa
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
TWICE's Jeongyeon to make acting debut in The Recruit: The Movie; all about military comedy spin-off, character details, more
Jeongyeon of TWICE is preparing to take on a new challenge! This time, not on the concert stage, but on the silver screen. Nearly ten years after her debut in the K-pop industry, the singer has been cast in the upcoming military-themed film The Recruit: The Movie. It marks her first official acting role. The casting was reported on July 22, sparking excitement among fans. Jeongyeon is set to portray a commissioned military nurse officer. It's a role that will allow her to explore a more grounded and dramatic character outside the world of music. The project marks a major milestone for the idol, who has been steadily expanding her skill set beyond singing and performing. About The Recruit: The Movie The Recruit: The Movie is based on the popular South Korean drama series The Recruit. The show was first aired in 2022 and quickly developed a loyal viewership. Known for its unique blend of realism and comedy, the original show depicted the trials, friendship, and absurdities of life in the South Korean military. Following the success of its third season earlier this year, the franchise is now expanding into film. While the original series focused on the training camp and day-to-day life within a military unit, the upcoming movie will take a different approach. It will shift its setting to a military hospital, offering a fresh perspective on service life through the lens of medical staff. The screenplay is currently in the final stages of development. Filming is expected to begin before the end of 2025. Jeongyeon juggles TWICE schedule to prep for acting debut Despite her packed schedule with TWICE 's ongoing activities, Jeongyeon is reportedly coordinating her calendar to accommodate the film's production. According to insiders, the idol is already preparing for the role. She's adjusting her commitments to fully immerse herself in her acting career. This transition reflects her dedication to growth and her desire to explore new creative avenues. Her upcoming film debut is highly anticipated by ONCEs (TWICE's fandom). TWICE soars with THIS IS FOR and world tour Since debuting with TWICE in 2015 under JYP Entertainment, Jeongyeon has contributed to the group's success with her powerful vocals and versatile stage presence. TWICE has gone on to release multiple chart-topping tracks, including CHEER UP, TT, FANCY, and Dance The Night Away. The band has cemented its place as one of K-pop's leading girl groups. Their recent comeback with the fourth full-length album THIS IS FOR, released on July 11, continues to perform well on domestic and international charts. The group is currently on its sixth world tour, thrilling fans with high-energy performances across continents. TWICE is also slated to headline the upcoming Lollapalooza festival in Chicago, becoming one of the few K-pop acts to achieve this feat.
Express Tribune
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
TWICE celebrates 10th anniversary with bold new album and global tour
As they enter their 10th year in the industry, global K-pop phenomenon TWICE is embracing a new era with their fourth full-length album, This Is For. The record not only marks a major milestone but also kicks off a bold chapter of experimentation and unity, both in sound and spirit. Led by the empowering single 'Four,' the album symbolises strength through togetherness, something the members emphasised by donning matching blue outfits in teasers and presenting themselves as a single, unified figure. 'We wanted the nine of us to be one person, to feel powerful,' leader Jihyo explained. Since their debut in 2015, TWICE has racked up historic accolades: headlining stadiums, topping Billboard charts, and becoming the first K-pop girl group to receive the Billboard Women in Music Award. They're also set to headline Lollapalooza this August, another first. Their new album showcases a range of genres, from the EDM-inspired 'Right Hand Girl' to the old-school hip-hop vibe of 'Peach Gelato.' Jeongyeon described it as the hardest she's recorded due to its vocal demands, but one that she feels proud to have completed. Beyond group tracks, members experimented with new units and sounds, and solo endeavours are growing. Chaeyoung is set to release her debut solo album by year's end, while members also contributed to the hit Kpop Demon Hunters soundtrack, now a global sensation. TWICE's This Is For World Tour Part 1 kicks off July 19 in Incheon, featuring a unique 360-degree stage experience. 'We could have chosen the easy path,' Nayeon said, 'but we wanted a challenge.' Reflecting on a decade of success, the group remains focused on growth, health, and staying grounded. 'Even mountains change in ten years,' Jihyo quoted. 'We've changed even more.'
India Today
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
TWICE drops empowering, high-energy music video for This is For
K-pop powerhouse TWICE has officially returned with their most empowering album yet. On July 11, the nine-member girl group released the music video for the title track, 'This is For', from their fourth full-length album of the same name. The song is nothing short of a bold, beat-driven celebration of with playful choreography, dramatic cityscapes, and confident styling, the music video sees Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu dancing through towering skylines and subways, hyping not just themselves, but everyone watching. It's TWICE like you've never seen them before, powerful, poised, and playing the role of hype women for a generation that's ready to be seen. View this post on Instagram A post shared by TWICE (@twicetagram)advertisementThe track is danceable and upbeat whilst echoing themes of self-love and self-worth. 'This is for all the ladies, who don't get hyped enough. If you have been done wrong, then this your song so turn it up,' the group sings, turning the song into an empowering anthem. If anything, the only complaint we have is that the song is criminally short. A two-minute-14-second drop? Too short! The music video follows a teaser campaign by JYP Entertainment that hinted at a tonal shift. Gone are the candy-coloured visuals. In their place are cinematic scenes, dramatic lighting, and a darker, more mature aesthetic that aligns with TWICE's evolving musical the song video here: This Is For headlines a 14-track album also released Friday, which includes songs like Four, This is For, Options, Mars, Right Hand Girl, Peach Gelato, Hi Hello, Seesaw, Heartbreak Avenue. There are a few subunit songs as well like Battitude [Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Mina), Dat Ahh Dat Ooh (Sana, Jihyo, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, Tzuyu), Let Love Go (Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Tzuyu), Talk (Nayeon, Jihyo).TWICE is also set to take this message global, with a stop at the Philippine Arena this October as part of their This is For world tour. Meanwhile, members Jeongyeon, Jihyo and Chaeyoung continue to extend their presence globally with Netflix anime-inspired action film K-Pop Demon this album is more than a musical experiment; it is an anthem, and the message is loud and clear, THIS IS FOR- YOU!- EndsMust Watch
Time of India
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
TWICE Jeongyeon's body edited in MV? Fans call out agency for making idol look THINNER
Kpop girl group TWICE made their official comeback on July 11 with their fourth full-length album 'This Is For' and a title song with the same name. While the group's new and pumped-up music was met with a lot of love and praise from netizens, many still noticed major issues in the music video. Jeongyeon's body edited? There is a point in the music video where the members one by one come in front of the screen for solo shots. Jeongyeon's shot was well celebrated, as the idol was seen wearing a cropped shirt for the first time in years. The idol has always struggled with weight-related issues, and hence has avoided such clothing. Fans had been celebrating that the idol must be feeling more confident in her body to wear such clothing from now on, however the happiness was shortlived. The group also shared short informal clips of them dancing on the sets of the music video on their social media platforms. In one of these clips, where Jeongyeon is wearing the same clothes as the music video, fans and netizens could notice a visible difference between the way the popstar looked in the music video vs how she looked in the online dancing clip. As soon as people realised that the idol's waist had been edited, they took to online platforms and fan forums in order to express their opinions on the matter. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like American Investor Warren Buffett Recommends: 5 Books For Turning Your Life Around Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo Many called out her management agency for pulling a move like that. Many fans also shared that there was no requirement for the idol's body to be edited this much. Many netizens even pointed out that this is not the first time that TWICE's management agency has treated Jeongyeon in such a way. The singer's body was also previously edited for another one of their music videos titled 'One Spark', where the difference was noted by fans due to how different she looked in the same outfit from the video compared to on live.
