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Beyond K-pop, Southeast Asian genres like P-pop are gaining international attention. Leading the charge is boy band SB19, who are coming to San Antonio to show exactly why

KPOPWORLD Festival Spotlight: SB19

Jay Park headlines the first-ever KPOPWORLD Festival, and if you know his story, that booking makes perfect sense

KPOPWORLD Festival Spotlight: Jay Park

As the second KPOPWORLD Festival headliner, indie-rock band The Rose present a refreshing authenticity

KPOPWORLD Festival Spotlight: The Rose

WHIB is a seven-member boy group under C-JeS Entertainment, consisting of members Kim Junmin, Haseung, Jinbeom, UGeon, Leejeong, Jaeha, and Wonjun. Originally an octet, they debuted on November 8, 2023, with the single album Cut-Out. The group was first teased in November 2021 as the trainee group M.I.C, which stood for “Made in C-JeS.” On September 7, 2023, it was revealed that the group would debut as an eight-member group under the name WHIB, along with introductions to the new members. In 2025, members LeeJeong, Junmin and Wonjun competed on the Mnet survival show Boys II Planet, ranking 12th, 13th, and 62nd, respectively. On October 16, it was announced that member Inhong had departed from the group. WHIB released their first mini album, ROCK THE NATION, on January 29, 2026.

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Once driven by the need to do everything perfectly, he has learned to trust his own strengths, find his individual style, and enjoy the process more freely

An Interview with WHIB’s WONJUN – The Perfectionist Learning to Trust Himself

Always thinking about ways to support the team, JEONG brings a distinctly group-minded perspective to his role in WHIB

An Interview with WHIB’s LEE JEONG – The Team Player Who Brings WHIB Together

The fourth season of Emily in Paris is currently streaming on Netflix, making it the perfect time to revisit one of the show's most memorable moments—Ashley Park’s performance of BTS’ "Dynamite."

Watch the Moment Ashley Park serenaded audiences with BTS' "Dynamite"

Rapper San E has officially apologized after being booked for aggravated assault, following an incident near a park in Mapo-gu, Seoul.

Rapper San E Issues Apology After Being Booked for Aggravated Assault

TWICE's Tzuyu is gearing up for her highly anticipated solo debut with the release of her first mini-album, abouTZU.

TWICE’s Tzuyu Prepares for Solo Debut with Mini-Album abouTZU

In what feels like a Beatles-inspired romp through Korean indie soundscapes, “Festival” by playbook features walking, retro bass lines and psychedelic guitars.

Daily Non-K-pop Spotlight: “Festival” by playbook

All children cherish the soothing lullabies, sung by their parents and grandparents, which help them drift off to sleep and dream sweetly. Similarly, HYUK's music video for "Home" has a similarly heartfelt effect on its listeners.

HYUK brings heavenly vocals "Home" in soulful music video

Featured MV of the Day: “Supersonic” by fromis_9

Xikers is a rising K-pop boy group under KQ Entertainment, the same label that houses ATEEZ. Debuting in 2023, Xikers quickly grabbed the attention of fans with their charming performances and music style of hip-hop, pop, and EDM.

Xikers weather the storm in 2024 Season’s Greetings Photos

Beloved third-generation group Weki Meki has fallen victim to the notorious 'seven-year curse' and has officially disbanded.

Watch the moment: Weki Meki took the stage for their debut performance

Life is full of questions. From simple questions like “What should I eat for breakfast?” to questions of the soul like “Why are we here?”, there always seems to be something you can wonder about.

What’s Going On???? Ten K-pop tracks with questions in the title

Happy Birthday! You share a special day with Asahi from TREASURE.

Is your birthday August 20? See which K-pop idol shares your birthday!

Taeyeon, born Kim Tae-yeon on March 9, 1989, in Jeonju, South Korea, is one of the most iconic and influential figures in the K-pop industry.

Taeyeon: From Girls’ Generation to Girl of the Generation

Cho Seung-youn, known professionally as WOODZ, is a multifaceted South Korean artist who has made significant strides in various realms of the music industry, showcasing his talents as a singer-songwriter, rapper, and producer. His journey began as a member of the Korean-Chinese boy band Uniq, formed in 2014 by Yuehua Entertainment, where he quickly became recognized for his contributions as a rapper and vocalist. Beyond his work with Uniq, WOODZ co-founded the musical collectives M.O.L.A and Drinkcolor, and later, his own production team, Team HOW.WOODZ's solo career took off under the stage name Luizy in 2016 with the hip-hop single "Recipe," but he soon shifted his artistic direction, adopting the name WOODZ in 2018 to reflect his evolving sound. His music as WOODZ, marked by tracks like "Pool" and "Meaningless," delves into alternative R&amp;B and explores complex themes of love, self-reflection, and mental health. This period of his career also saw him writing and producing for other artists, demonstrating his wide-ranging capabilities in a competitive industry.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LasHjbH8eY4In 2019, WOODZ gained further prominence through his participation in the survival show Produce X 101, where he secured a spot in the project boy band X1. Despite the group's disbandment in early 2020 due to a vote manipulation scandal, WOODZ swiftly returned to his solo career, releasing his first EP Equal and its lead single "Love Me Harder." The EP showcased his growth as an artist, blending alternative sounds with introspective lyrics, and was met with critical acclaim. WOODZ continued to build on this momentum with subsequent releases, including his second EP Woops! and third EP Only Lovers Left, each demonstrating his ability to craft compelling music that resonates with a broad audience.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaqhQs5lBWEWOODZ's artistic evolution has been marked by his continuous experimentation with genres and his commitment to maintaining creative control over his work. His 2022 EP Colorful Trauma and the lead single "I Hate You" further showcased his ability to push boundaries, both musically and thematically. This period also saw him expanding his influence internationally, with successful concerts in Bangkok and collaborations with various global artists.In late 2022, WOODZ parted ways with Yuehua Entertainment and signed with EDAM Entertainment, signaling a new chapter in his career. WOODZ began his mandatory military service in early 2024, leaving us a legacy of innovation and artistic growth, with a discography that reflects his journey from a boy band member to a solo artist capable of shaping the future of K-pop.

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