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Pink Villa
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
K-pop takes over June 2025: From BTS' J-Hope to ENHYPEN and ILLIT, check out unmissable summer releases
As summer heats up, so does the K-pop scene! June 2025 is shaping up to be a month packed with star-studded comebacks, exciting solo projects, and albums that fans have been eagerly waiting for. From powerhouse groups to rising rookies and soloists showcasing a new side of their artistry, the month is filled with fresh sounds and bold visuals. Whether you're ready to vibe to ENHYPEN 's mini-album, or check out new music from ITZY and ATEEZ, June has something for you. Solo projects from idols like Moonbyul and Yugyeom also promise to add variety, making this month's calendar stacked with diverse releases across genres and generations. Adding to the excitement, BTS' J-Hope is set to return with a high-profile collaboration just as the group celebrates their 12th debut anniversary. Meanwhile, rookie group USPEER is ready to officially step into the spotlight with their debut album. June 4 SPEED ZONE – USPEER (1st single album) June 5 June 9 Soar – NCT's Doyoung (2nd album) Girls Will Be Girls – ITZY (10th mini album) BEEP – Izna (1st single album) 224 – KISS OF LIFE (4th mini album) In a million noises, I'll be your harmony – QWER (3rd mini album) June 11 Floating Free - MAMAMOO's Solar (Single) June 13 GOLDEN HOUR : Part.3 – ATEEZ (12th mini album) Killin' It Girl (feat. GloRilla) – BTS' J-Hope (Single) June 16 bomb – ILLIT (3rd mini album) Glow To Haze – Kang Daniel (6th mini album) June 17 Interlunar – GOT7's Yugyeom (Album) ICY BBY – MAMAMOO's Moonbyul (Pre-release single) June 27 BEAUTIFUL CHAOS – KATSEYE (2nd EP) From emotional ballads to fierce dance anthems, June 2025's releases promise to light up playlists and dominate charts around the world. Whether you're a seasoned stan or a casual listener, there's something to look forward to every week. Stay tuned for more updates, teasers, and MV drops as these artists roll out their comebacks. And get ready to hit replay all month long.
Fashion United
13-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion United
UK brand Soar Running expands into China
British running brand Soar Running is launching in China. Soar announced on Tuesday that it has appointed Topsports as its exclusive distribution partner for China. With this move, Soar aims to reach the performance-oriented running community in the market and leverage the Chinese sportswear retailer's 'established retail network'. 'I am very pleased to be working with Iain Ding and his team at Topsports,' said Soar founder Tim Soar. 'They are the ideal partner for our expansion into the Chinese market.' Previously, Soar was represented at 35 point-of-sales worldwide, in addition to its own online shop. These included British fashion retailer End Clothing, Mexican running shop Metta Running House and Korean outdoor specialist Out of All. This article was translated to English using an AI tool. FashionUnited uses AI language tools to speed up translating (news) articles and proofread the translations to improve the end result. This saves our human journalists time they can spend doing research and writing original articles. Articles translated with the help of AI are checked and edited by a human desk editor prior to going online. If you have questions or comments about this process email us at info@
The Guardian
25-04-2025
- Lifestyle
- The Guardian
What to wear for running
Jacket, £190, Soar. Cap, £45, Ciele. Tee, £75, ON. Running belt, £15 by New Balance from John Lewis. Socks, £19, Sums. Leggings, £88, Sweaty Betty. Trainers, £135, Brooks Top, £60 by Nike from Net-a-Porter. Headband, £20, Vuori. Sports bra, £28, Marks & Spencer. Leggings, £27.50, Adidas. Trainers, £160, Hoka. Socks, £25 for two pairs, Sweaty Betty. Running belt, £50, Salomon Running vest, £85, Camelbak. Vest, £12.99, H&M. Hairbands, £30, Alo. Socks, £17, Bombas. Smart watch, £239.99, Garmin. Leggings, £88 by Lululemon from Selfridges. Trainers, £140, Asics
Powys County Times
21-04-2025
- Sport
- Powys County Times
Barmouth past Trewern United test to lift Emrys Morgan Cup
BARMOUTH United celebrated being crowned Emrys Morgan Cup champions following a thrilling 5-3 shoot-out win over Trewern United in Newtown on Friday. The all-MMP Central Wales League North final was evenly contested from the first whistle as the Magpies sought a second title and Trewern bid to lift the cup for the first time. Euron Roberts headed over after 11 minutes before Pete Young dragged an effort wide five minutes later. Trewern had strong penalty appeals rejected when Warren Roberts was upended in the area but referee Huw Jones waved play on. Barmouth ended the half on top with Young and Joe Soar off target before Joey Jones rattled the woodwork from 25 yards. Trewern goalkeeper Lee Andrew's blushes were spared when he fumbled a corner from Soar but the loose ball was hacked clear of the line as Barmouth started the second-half on top. Andrew had to be on his toes to tip another Soar corner over the bar before the same player saw his 25 yard free-kick saved as the Magpies sensed a breakthrough was imminent. Instead it was the Tigers who led on 72 minutes after George Clifton fired home from the edge of the area. Dan Morris headed wide as Trewern came close to doubling the lead but Barmouth made the most of the reprieve by levelling seconds later as Soar volleyed home. A frantic finale saw Andy Gwilt denied by the offside flag and Roberts test goalkeeper Rhys Williams for Trewern while Andrew was tested by Soar at the other end. The match was destined for penalties as Williams denied Stuart Buckley-Robins and Ieuan Brooks held his nerve to convert the decisive spot-kick as Barmouth celebrated a 5-3 win.
