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5 K-dramas you must watch in July

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Bitch x Rich 2

Since Kim Hye In transferred to Cheongdam International High School, things have not been the same. Especially for Baek Jenna who once ruled the school and is now suspected of murder.

Release date : July 3, 2025
Where to watch : Viki Rakuten

Law And The City

5 peoples are attorneys who become friends because their law firms are all located in the same building. While working on cases, the five lawyers grow as individuals.

Release date : July 5, 2025
Where to watch : Viki Rakuten

Wall To Wall

An ordinary office worker finally achieved his dream of buying an apartment, using up all his savings and taking out loans to make it happen. However, that dream quickly starts to fall apart constant noise from his upstairs neighbors disrupts his peace, and to make matters worse, the downstairs neighbors wrongly accuse him of being the source.

Release date : July 18, 2025

Where to watch : Netflix

The Nice Guy

Park Seok Chul hails from a long line of gangsters, but beneath his tough exterior lies a pure heart and a deep love for literature. His first love dreams of becoming a singer. Determined to protect his family, pursue his career, and hold on to love, Seok Chul does everything he can to balance the world he comes from with the life he truly desires.

Release date : July 18, 2025
Where to watch : Disney +

Trigger

A righteous detective and former military sniper. He begins to hunt down the source of illegal firearms entering South Korea. As part of the police, he has access to firearms.

Release date : July 25, 2025

Where to watch : Netflix

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K-DRAMA

Rowoon’s Military Enlistment Delayed

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Rowoon’s upcoming military enlistment has been postponed.

On July 17, FNC Entertainment announced that the artist, who was originally scheduled to enlist on July 21, recently underwent a pre-enlistment physical and received a Grade 7 classification, requiring a re-examination. As a result, his enlistment has been delayed, and he has filed an appeal. A follow-up assessment is set for early August.

The agency stated, “As the re-examination involves private medical matters, we cannot share specific details. We ask for your understanding.”

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K-POP

‘K-pop Demon Hunters’ OST makes Billboard history

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Eight tracks from the Netflix animated series ‘K-pop Demon Hunters’ have pulled off a rare chart sweep, entering the Billboard Hot 100 simultaneously. Among them, the song “Golden” has soared into the Top 10, solidifying its status as a true global hit. The Billboard Hot 100, which ranks songs based on streaming, airplay, and sales in the U.S., is one of the two main Billboard charts alongside the Billboard 200, which tracks albums.

According to the chart released on July 15 (local time), eight songs from the ‘K-pop Demon Hunters’ original soundtrack have made it onto the Hot 100.

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K-POP

TWICE’s Jihyo abs never misses

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On July 16, Jihyo shared a series of photos on her personal channel, posing on a staircase outside a broadcasting station—without any caption. Dressed in a cropped top that highlighted her sculpted abs,

Jihyo drew praise for her impressive physique. Her long hair, bold makeup, and piercing gaze added to her striking visual presence.

Meanwhile, TWICE recently dropped their fourth studio album, THIS IS FOR, and is set to headline Lollapalooza Chicago on August 2.

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Jungkook returns to SNS after deleting 50m-follower account

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BTS’s Jungkook has made a surprise comeback to Instagram, nearly two years after deleting his previous account with over 50 million followers.

On July 15, he launched a new account under the username @mnijungkook, which quickly gained traction—surpassing 1.2 million followers by 4:30 p.m. KST. During a Weverse live stream with fellow BTS members, Jungkook confirmed the account’s authenticity, joking, “My name is Jungkook.”

In February 2023, he had deleted his original Instagram, explaining it was simply because he no longer used the platform: “I probably won’t be back,” he said at the time. His unexpected return has thrilled fans worldwide, who have welcomed him back with excitement and support.

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Min Hee Jin cleared of breach of trust allegations in HYBE case

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The police have officially cleared former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin of breach of trust allegations filed by HYBE.

On July 15 KST, Min’s representatives confirmed that the Seoul Yongsan Police Station found no wrongdoing in HYBE’s April 2024 complaint. “After over a year of investigation, both cases submitted by HYBE were dismissed without charges,” the statement read. Min had undergone around eight hours of questioning during the investigation, confidently telling reporters, “Calling this breach of trust doesn’t even make sense,” and asserting that she and her legal team had ample evidence to support her case.

HYBE had accused Min of attempting to take control of ADOR despite being a minority shareholder, prompting a police complaint and a bid to remove her through a shareholder vote.

However, the Seoul Central District Court sided with Min, granting an injunction that blocked HYBE from exercising its voting rights, stating that HYBE failed to sufficiently justify her dismissal. The court acknowledged that Min had sought more independent governance for ADOR, particularly regarding the group NewJeans, but ruled that her actions did not amount to criminal breach of trust. With the police now dismissing HYBE’s complaint, Min Hee Jin emerges with a significant legal and public victory.

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“Health comes first”

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Kep1er’s Seo Youngeun will be temporarily halting group activities due to health concerns, with her agency and fans prioritizing her recovery.

On July 15 KST, WakeOne and Swing Entertainment announced that Youngeun had been feeling unwell and, following medical advice, will be taking a break to rest and recover. “After consulting with her, we’ve decided she will focus on regaining her health,” the agency stated. Fans quickly rallied online, expressing concern and support with messages like “Take all the time you need,” and “Your health comes first.”

As a result, Youngeun will not participate in Kep1er’s August comeback or other scheduled events. The agency assured fans, “We will provide full support for her recovery and update you as her condition improves.” Admired for her strong vocals and stage presence, Youngeun’s absence will be felt, but fans continue to send warm wishes for her swift and full recovery.

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K-DRAMA

Actress Kang Seo Ha has passed away at 31

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As reported by Sports Kyunghyang, Kang Seo Ha died on July 14 after battling a chronic illness, reportedly cancer. Her funeral wake has been arranged at Room 8 of the funeral hall at Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital, with the funeral scheduled for July 16 at 7:40 a.m. She will be laid to rest in Haman, South Gyeongsang Province.

Following the news, a memorial tribute was shared on Kang Seo Ha’s Instagram. The post begins with the heartfelt message, “Unnie, I hope you are free from pain and only happy where you are. I miss you so, so much. You’ll forever be in my heart. I love you,” and features a video montage of her photos. Fans and colleagues have filled the comments with messages of sorrow and remembrance.

Kang Seo Ha graduated from the Korea National University of Arts’ School of Drama and made her debut in 2012 through the music video for Brave Guys’ “Farther Away.” She went on to appear in various dramas including JTBC’s Schoolgirl Detectives, Assembly, Through the Waves, Flowers of the Prison, First Love Again, and Heart Surgeons.

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Former NCT member Taeil sentenced to 3.5 years in prison

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On July 10 around 2 PM KST, the Seoul Central District Court’s 26th Criminal Division sentenced former NCT member Taeil (31) and two accomplices to 3 years and 6 months in prison for aggravated sexual assault.

The court also ordered all three to complete 40 hours of sexual violence education and mandated their registration as sex offenders in their local communities.

Additionally, the trio is barred from working in fields involving children and adolescents. The charges stem from a case in June last year, when the defendants admitted to raping an intoxicated Chinese woman. Following the verdict, the court issued arrest warrants, citing concerns that the defendants may attempt to flee.

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