HeyJaredKim Jae-heun
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Exo fan from Hong Kong keeps promise to Kai with Asian Games gold (opens the original)
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SEOUL – Hong Kong wushu athlete Lydia Sham won a gold medal at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games on Sunday, fulfilling a promise she had made to Kai, her favorite member of K-pop boy band Exo, at a fan-signing event. Sham posted about her victory on social media shortly after winning the women’s changquan event, tagging Exo and Kai’s official accounts. “I really won an Asian Games gold medal! I worked so hard to keep this promise!” she wrote. She also shared a video from a previous fan signing e
Will BTS reconsider Grammy boycott as entry deadline looms? (opens the original)
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SEOUL – With the Grammy submission period closing in a matter of days, the chances appear slim that BTS will reverse its decision not to submit music for consideration. The Recording Academy, which oversees the Grammys, said Friday it would revisit its June decision to introduce the best Asian pop music performance category, raising speculation over whether BTS might reconsider its boycott of the 2027 awards. But the entry period, which began in early July, closes Friday. Unless the Academy anno
BTS’ Grammy rebuff reignites debate over music beyond race, language (opens the original)
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SEOUL – BTS’ announcement Wednesday that the group would not submit its music for consideration for next year’s Grammy Awards has reignited debate over whether music should be judged beyond region and language — or whether race- and region-based award categories promote diversity or undermine the principle of evaluating music on its artistic merits. In identical posts shared on their individual social media accounts, all seven members of BTS said they would forgo Grammy consideration in the hope
As K-pop costs soar, government plans bigger boost for smaller agencies (opens the original)
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SEOUL – The Culture Ministry plans to double expansion support for small and mid-sized music agencies next year, as the government seeks to bolster the competitiveness of the country’s music industry, Culture Minister Chae Hwi-young said Wednesday. Chae said the ministry is looking to expand the Global Leap Program for Small and Midsized Music Agencies, a program introduced this year to help promising companies enter overseas markets. “We launched the program this year, and we’re looking to roug
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