The duo of Red Velvet’s Irene and Seulgi make their K-Pop comeback with “TILT,” an album that perfectly highlights two queens of K-Pop.
Ten years since their debut, SEVENTEEN has once again come out with a completely different album, showcasing the group’s strengths and individual talents of the members.
Almost a year after their last release, i-dle have made a comeback with a change in name but not attitude.
HITGS make their debut with the youthful EP “Things We Love : H,” trying to make their mark in the world of K-Pop.
The brains behind fashion house Syra J, Shery Lau, sits down for an exclusive interview with &ASIAN’s Sonal Lad to talk about her decades of creating inspiring, detailed, and gasp-worthy fashion.
As the fashion season comes to a close, &ASIAN’s Sonal Lad picks some of her favourites from the brilliant designers on show in London.
ONEWE returned with their second album, cementing their diversity and versatility as idols, musicians, and composers.
As another successful Anime Con in London comes to a close, we cover why you should check out the convention if you haven’t already!
The six-piece group IVE continue to grow and evolve, releasing a new album full of surprises.
Here it is: some of our staff’s most loved of 2024 from the massive genre that is K-Pop. Did any of your most loved make the list?


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