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Time of India
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
BTS' V, Suzy, and Park Bogum reunite; photos go viral as trio shares new update - Deets inside!
BTS V, Bae Suzy , and actor Park Bogum all reunited for one of the most popular luxury brands Spring/Summer 2026 fashion shows in Paris. The trio's reunion sparked a lot of buzz online as they even shared photos and selfies from the event as well. BTS V reunion with Bae Suzy and Park Bogum During the fashion show, which was held over the weekend, Park Bogum, known for 'When Life Gives You Tangerines' and 'Good Boy', and Bae Suzy, known for 'Wonderland' and 'The Sound of a Flower', reunited and crossed paths with V from BTS! The trio took to their online social media platforms to share the update, sending fans into a frenzy. Suzy shared 4 to 5 photos posing next to V at a dinner table. The two were seen keeping their hand on their cheeks while V was seen sticking his tongue out and Suzy winked at the camera. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like An engineer reveals: One simple trick to get internet without a subscription Techno Mag Learn More Undo Bogum, on the other hand, shared many selfies that he had taken at the event along with the BTS member. The selfies include the two close friends sharing a hug and smiling at one another. The actor even added shots of the idol's jewellery and accessories as well! Fans quickly went into a frenzy after the three visuals met up at the fashion event. Bogum and V have been friends for almost 10 years, and have even worked together previously as co-stars for his Korean drama series, 'Hwarang: The Warrior Youth Poet'. Bae Suzy and Park Bogum have also worked together for the 2024 sci-fi film, 'Wonderland'. Park Bogum is currently starring in his latest hit series 'Good Boy', while V from BTS is focusing on working on new music alongside his fellow band members. Suzy is all set to star in dramas like 'Delusion'. She has also been offered the lead role for the upcoming drama adapted from the webtoon, 'Men of the Harem'.
Indian Express
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Hyeri breaks silence on dating rumours with Street Man Fighter's Wootae: ‘I'm facing a lot of attacks, I'm sorry…'
Former Girls' Day member Hyeri has been in the news lately after multiple industry insiders hinted at a brewing romance between her and Street Man Fighter's Wootae. While her agency initially chose to stay vague, saying they couldn't comment on her personal life, Hyeri has now stepped in to address the speculation herself. Though she didn't confirm or deny the relationship, she admitted she's aware of the rumours and how it is affecting the fandom while promising to be more careful going forward. Also read: Han So Hee breaks silence months after Hyeri–Ryu Jun Yeol controversy: 'There were moments when…' The K-pop idol turned actor, Hyeri, shared a heartfelt message with fans on Bubble (a fan chat app), saying she misses them and hopes everyone stays happy and healthy, according to Chosun Biz. Replying to fans, she wrote, 'I miss you so much that I can't sleep. I really missed you too. The alarm went off too early, right? I'm sorry,' adding, 'I'm diligently reading every reply you sent me. The only thing I truly wish for is to live happily and healthily without pain! That's all!' The Reply 1988 star then added she's been under attack online for a while now, but what bothers her more is seeing fans get dragged into it, hinting at the dating rumours. 'I've been under a lot of attacks for a long time, so I'm okay. But it really bothers me that the fans are hurting,' she wrote. 'I'm really sorry, I'll pay more attention next time! I hope you have a good day. I should try to sleep a little. I always appreciate and love you, you know that, right? I'll do better! Thank you!' She was responding to a fan who wrote on Bubble, 'Hyeri, don't respond to the bad comments… It hurts your heart.' While some fans came to her support, others accused her of playing the 'Karina card', apologising to the public instead of owning up to the relationship and leaving things hanging. Hyeri's agency Sublime earlier told OSEN, 'We cannot confirm whether the actress is in a relationship as it pertains to her personal life.' Also read: Hyeri can't hide her jealousy of Park Bo Gum over When Life Gives You Tangerines' success, complains about joining Netflix late On July 1, reports surfaced that Hyeri and Woo Tae have been quietly dating ever since they worked together on the movie Victory. He was the choreographer, teaching her the routines, and over time, the two allegedly grew close. Industry insiders claimed the two met during the movie's shoot in Geoje and spent a lot of time together practising. 'Afterwards, they continued to date in Seoul. It hasn't been long since they told anyone, but they've been dating for almost a year,' a source familiar with both sides told the Korean media. Another added, 'They are being considerate of each other as it is a very cautious meeting. They are affectionate because they helped each other during their most difficult times.' Soon after, a video surfaced online showing the two dancing, and their eye contact, the body language, the playfulness, everything had fans convinced they might be way more than just colleagues. Hyeri was previously in a seven-year relationship with actor Ryu Jun Yeol. While their breakup seemed smooth on the surface, things took a turn last year when Ryu's relationship with actress Han So Hee came to light. Many felt the timelines overlapped, hinting that things with Hyeri hadn't fully ended when he started seeing Han. Ryu stayed silent, but Han and Hyeri ended up in a messy online back-and-forth with fandom involved. It got so bad, Han publicly announced her breakup with Ryu, saying she was never the reason behind his split with Hyeri, and even called him out for keeping quiet. Eventually, both Han and Hyeri cleared the air and apologised to each other.
Hype Malaysia
24-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
Korean Actor Lee Junyoung To Hold Fanmeeting In KL This August
Great news for fans of South Korean actor Lee Junyoung (이준영)! The 'When Life Gives You Tangerines' star will make his way to Malaysia later this year for his first solo fan meeting in Kuala Lumpur! Recently, Lee Junyoung's agency, BILLIONS, unveiled dates and stops for his first fan meeting tour, 'Scene by JUNYOUNG'. Besides meeting fans in Seoul, the actor will also hold fan meetings in Taipei, Macau, Jakarta and KL. Lee Junyoung's fan meeting in KL takes place on 30th August 2025 (Saturday). More details about the event, including venue and ticket prices, will be announced soon. Lee Junyoung, who also goes by the stage name Jun, debuted as a member of the K-pop group U-KISS (유키스). After winning the survival program 'The Unit', he debuted in the project group UNB. However, the 28-year-old is most notable for his acting career and has starred in several hit series, including 'Melo Movie', 'When Life Gives You Tangerines' and 'Weak Class Hero 2'. This event will be Lee Junyoung's first appearance in KL since making his debut in the entertainment industry. According to reports, the fan meeting will feature fun activities and engaging segments with the star. The actor has already sold out his Seoul fan meeting, so fans definitely won't want to miss out on this opportunity to meet the actor in person. Here are the details of the event: Lee Junyoung 'Scene by JUNYOUNG' Fanmeeting In Kuala Lumpur Date: 30th August 2025 (Saturday) Time: TBA Venue: TBA More details on the event will be announced soon, so stay tuned to this space. Are you excited to meet Lee Junyoung in person in Malaysia? Source: Twitter What's your Reaction? +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0
Korea Herald
19-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
K-drama industry stands at crossroads: experts
Symbiotic relationship needed for global streaming services, Korean production bodies The Korean drama industry stands at a critical juncture, as experts and industry leaders call for reforms focused on cultivating balanced partnerships with global streaming platforms and safeguarding Korean production companies' IP rights to preserve the nation's cultural influence. At a forum hosted by the Korea Creative Content Agency, leading experts, including professors of media communications and heads of production studios, gathered to discuss the next phase of Korea's content industry. Hong Seong-chang, the head of Studio S, the drama production subsidiary of SBS, emphasized the need for a symbiotic partnership between Korean studios and international streaming services. Stressing that Korean studios should become more than mere subcontractors, he likened the ideal relationship to that between a crocodile and a plover bird -- mutually beneficial. 'The influence of investors is inevitably strong. (Global streaming services) may have requests, for example, preferring certain genres or wanting dramas to be produced in a particular creative direction," he said, during a forum held in Jung-gu, Seoul, on Thursday. "But in truth, there's only one reason Hallyu (Korean Wave) has grown as it has: because we've consistently created content that resonates with Korean audiences. That's what allowed our shows to gain popularity globally. If we had made dramas tailored to the tastes of global viewers from the start, I don't believe Hallyu would have become what it is today," said Hong. 'This is something even global streaming services can't help but acknowledge. We understand best what makes Korean content compelling, and that's something they recognize as well. Moving forward, the ideal strategy is to establish a mutually respectful relationship -- like that of a crocodile and a plover bird.' Amid skyrocketing production fees and fewer shows being made, partially due to Netflix's foray into the Korean drama landscape, Korea Drama Production Association Secretary-General Bae Dae-sik highlighted the industry's precarious state and the critical importance of intellectual property rights. 'The theme of this forum is the next strategy in the global streaming war, and the reason this topic emerged is because the (Korean) drama industry is on the verge of collapse," said Bae. "When producing Netflix originals, handing over IP ownership to Netflix is not something that should be taken lightly. Without retaining IP, hits like 'Squid Game' or 'When Life Gives You Tangerines' end up benefiting Netflix far more than us," said Bae, stressing that the new administration must develop concrete policies and systems to ensure production companies can retain IP. Bae also proposed the establishment of a dedicated professional institution focused exclusively on broadcasting and video content promotion, separate from the current KOCCA. Pointing out that the Korean drama industry's annual production budget —estimated at around 3 trillion won ($2.1 billion) — far exceeds that of the film sector, which has its own institution, he stressed the urgent need for specialized institutional support to help the crumbling industry.
Tatler Asia
16-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Tatler Asia
Happy birthday, Park Bo-gum: inside his unwritten rules of style
His appearance alongside Blackpink's Lisa and BTS's V at Celine's Paris Fashion Week Men's show in June 2022 was proof to his ability to internalise a brand's aesthetic without losing his own identity. The lesson? Authenticity makes any outfit, no matter how high-fashion, feel inherently you . Versatility is key: from red carpet to casual fashion Park Bo-gum's wardrobe is a masterclass in versatility. On the red carpet, he's often seen in classic, impeccably fitted suits, demonstrating how subtle details—a unique lapel, a patterned tie, or unexpected shoe choices—can elevate a traditional look. He exudes an elegant yet contemporary appeal that always lands him on best-dressed lists. Above Park Bo-gum at 'When Life Gives You Tangerines' press conference (Photo: Netflix) Yet, his off-duty style is just as compelling. Often spotted at airports or public appearances, he effortlessly blends comfort with undeniable cool. Think oversized hoodies paired with perfectly distressed denim and stylish sneakers. He consistently turns airport terminals into fashion runways. The lesson here is clear: true style allows you to adapt seamlessly to any occasion, mastering both the formal and the effortlessly relaxed. Related: 6 reasons why Park Bo-gum's 'Good Boy' is your next must-watch K-drama Ownership: making every look your own Beyond the labels and the trends, Park Bo-gum has an uncanny ability to own every look. It's about the way he carries himself, the quiet confidence that permeates his choices. Even in more experimental moments, he never looks out of place. He commits to the aesthetic, making it feel like a natural extension of his artistic expression. His personal Instagram further illustrates this point. Glimpses into his everyday style—from relaxed vacation wear to cozy, layered ensembles—show that style is about comfort and self-expression, not rigid rules. He transforms simple pieces into cohesive, fashionable statements that feel genuine and approachable.
