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The incident at a 4Minute concert in Korea that left 16 fans dead will obviously take a long time for those with ties to the tragedy to recover from. One man, the government employee in charge of safety for the concert, took his own life less than 24 hours after the incident took place. -
K-Pop Fans Fall To Their Deaths At Tragic 4Minute Concert In South Korea [WATCH]
At least 16 have been killed and 11 injured after a ventilation grate collapsed and a group of concert-goers fell 20 meters into deep concrete shaft at a pop concert in Seongnam, south of Seoul in South Korea. The tragedy occurred during an outdoor performance by the popular Korean girl band 4Minute and other bands, Billboard reports. -
LVMH Group Invests $80 Million Into K-Pop’s YG Entertainment: Aims To Help PSY’s Agency Expand To Fashion Industry
Looks like the K-Pop giant is looking to expand! It’s been reported by The Hollywood Reporter that in a deal penned this weekend, French fashion and luxury goods mega-company LVMH Group has sunk $80 million into YG Entertainment, South Korea’s K-Pop juggernaut. -
K-Pop and Korean Film Industry Gets New Laws for Protection of Minors and Idols
The K-Pop industry is full of "idols," young or teenaged performers who perform smash pop hits right alongside their older cohorts/competition. The prominence of the youth stars in the scene has raised many wary questions from the West (who, you know, totally have young performers under control), and the Korean government has acted, releasing a law to monitor how and when minors perform. -
G-Dragon Releases Music Video for 'Coup d'Etat' Plus Full Tracklist for Album [WATCH]
Several weekends ago, K-Pop star G-Dragon made headlines when he appeared alongside Missy Elliott at KCON to perform a track from his upcoming album "Coup d'Etat." The performance of "Niliria" set a high bar as to what can be expected from G-Dragon's second solo album, and his new music video for the title track demonstrates ambitions that are beyond simple. -
G-Dragon: K-Pop Star's Rep Said Controversial Photo Has Nothing to Do With Trayvon Martin, Just Shooting New Album Cover
K-Pop star G-Dragon was not making a racial statement yesterday when he appeared in what looked like "blackface" makeup in an Instagram tribute to Trayvon Martin, according to a spokesperson for the performer. The representative said that Dragon was in the process of shooting a new album cover, which involved him wearing different colors of face paint. -
Trayvon Martin Tribute (?!?): K-Pop Star G-Dragon Wears Blackface in Uncomfortable Homage
K-Pop star G-Dragon set off some political-correctness alarms when he paid tribute to Trayvon Martin...by wearing blackface.
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