OMONA THEY DID(N&#39;T)!

source: 1thek

ohbubbajoan.livejournal.com

source: WayV on youtube

Source: seventeen

Goosebumps!!

source: 1thek

molly-hime.livejournal.com

Cupid

( Read more... )
Noa Duncan
All videos are mine, sorry for the poor quality, but I thought others might enjoy as well! The concert was a lot of fun, very high energy, and more packed than I expected it to be! The girls are so talented and cute, and YooA is the queen of fanservice. She noticed me twice so I'm beyond happy!

JYJ’s Park Yoochun will be releasing new music soon.

On January 21, a source from his agency, C-JeS Entertainment, stated to Xsportsnews, “Park Yoochun is preparing for the release of his first studio album. The album is definitely coming out, but we hesitate to call this a comeback for now.”

The statement continued, “The album is being released in honor of his concert in March so that he can communicate better with his fans. Apart from the concert, he has no plans to officially promote the album.”

The March concert will be held at the Seoul Coex Auditorium.

Park Yoochun was discharged from his mandatory military service in the summer of 2017. At the end of 2017, his legal battles came to an end with the resolution of the defamation lawsuits that he filed against women who accused him of sexual assault. He was acquitted of those charges.

Following his discharge from the army, he has held a fan meeting in Japan and various online broadcasts to communicate with his fans.

source: soompi, naver

iTUNES | Spotify

01. Good To Me
Lyrics: Woozi, Bumzu | Composer: Woozi, Bumzu

( + 5 tracks )

source: K-MANIA Channel, Seventeen

What are your favorite tracks?

source: starshipTV

source: Astro

#BTS’s Jungkook Runs Into Unexpected Consequence From Mention Of Fabric Softener https://t.co/7TjezH8ynm pic.twitter.com/AWSwngE5zt
— Soompi (@soompi) January 21, 2019

On January 20, Jungkook paid a visit to the official fan cafe of BTS and chatted with his fans. While on the topic of laundry, fans asked the idol what products he uses to do laundry, and Jungkook shared the brand of fabric softener that he currently uses.

Immediately afterwards, ARMYs showed their desire to use the same fabric softener as the BTS member. It soon led to a shortage of the product, and the product’s name topped Naver’s realtime search rankings.

In response, Jungkook took to Twitter and said, “ARMYs… I’m almost out of my fabric softener and have to buy a new one… [but] it’s all sold out.” The member also included a hashtag that said, “ARMY is impressive.”

source: @soompi, soompi, BTS_twt

BERLIN, 13 MAR
HELSINKI, 14 MAR
AMSTERDAM, 15 MAR
BRUSSELS, 16 MAR
PARIS, 17 MAR
WARSAW, 19 MAR
LONDON, 20 MAR

TIX on sale at http://epikhigh.com on Jan. 31 noon (local time)!

source: @blobyblo

Cherry Bullet, a new 10-member K-pop girl group under FNC Entertainment, debuted on the K-pop scene with their first mini-album, "Let's Play Cherry Bullet," Monday.

During their group debut, the members said the name represented a dual-sided identity.
The rookie girl group ― consisting of members Haeyoon, Yuju, Mirae, Bora, Jiwon, Kokoro, Remi, Chaerin, Lin Lin and May ― has already made its name known to the public through a reality TV show and a number of TV commercials, forming a solid fan base.

The multinational 10-piece act includes four non-Koreans: Kokoro, Remi and May from Japan, and Lin Lin from Taiwan.

( Read more... )

source: The Korea Times

Acclaimed K-pop boy band Seventeen returned Monday with the new EP "You Made My Dawn," fronted by "Home," which brings out the 13 members' warmer and manly sides.

The teenage concept band showed up in uncharacteristic warm pink suits and tailored jackets as the members presented "Home," the title track of the six-track EP, at a press showcase for the album in Seoul.

"Home," the second track of the album, is an "urban future R&B" song with synth sounds, telling of the warmth of home.

( Read more... )

source: Yonhap News

Netflix on Monday unveiled to media its first original Korean drama series, which has drawn much anticipation for its big budget and acclaimed creative team.

"Kingdom," which premieres globally on the U.S. video streaming service Friday, is a genre-defining six-episode zombie mystery thriller set in the last Korean kingdom of Joseon. It took nearly eight years to produce the series, with its production cost reaching 2 billion won (US$1.7 million) per episode, according to the producers.

Netflix chose famed Korean screenwriter Kim Eun-hee, the author of the popular 2016 TV series "Signal," and director Kim Seong-hun, whose 2016 film "Tunnel" became a solid box office hit, as its first partners for local drama production.

( Read more... )

source: Yonhap News & Netflix Korea

( +++ )

source: ggzone, CUBECLC