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Red Velvet’s Irene and Seulgi Bring The Sexiness Back To K-Pop With “TILT”

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.

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Dolly de Leon: The Acting Icon Delves Deep

As one of the stars in the ensemble cast of Hulu’s Nine Perfect Strangers, veteran Filipina actress, Golden Globe and BAFTA nominee Dolly de Leon chats to us about her…

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K-Pop Music

RIIZE Are In Their Space Era: “ODYSSEY” Review

When asked what concepts the sextet wanted to embody, the boys answered: ‘Yes’. RIIZE are proving themselves and more with first full album “ODYSSEY”.

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J-Pop Music News

PSYCHIC FEVER Holds First Europe Fanmeet

J-Pop group PSYCHIC FEVER are set to make their long-awaited return to Europe with their very first fan meeting tour on the continent: PSYCHIC FEVER FIRST EUROPE FANMEET, taking place…

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K-Pop Music

SEVENTEEN Celebrate A Decade In K-Pop With “HAPPY BURSTDAY”

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.

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K-Pop Music

P1Harmony Are Switching Gears: “DUH!” Review

The boys are back with a retro spin on their usual flair, infused with attitude and villainous baselines.

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K-Pop Music

i-dle Have A Fresh Start With “We are”

Almost a year after their last release, i-dle have made a comeback with a change in name but not attitude.

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Film Stage & Screen

Only The Best & Brightest At The UKAFF Awards 2025

The UK Asian Film Festival wraps up their 2025 edition with an successful UKAFF Awards, and a celebration of South Asian cinema.

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K-Pop Music

HITGS: Here To Hit You With Heart

Put together by the team behind some of the most well-known K-Pop groups of all-time, HITGS are undeniably a group to watch. The five members tell us about how they’re…

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Culture History

Noor Inayat Khan: Indian and British Spy

Noor Inayat Khan was the first British and Asian woman sent into occupied France during World War II.

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Red Velvet’s Irene and Seulgi Bring The Sexiness Back To K-Pop With “TILT”

Dolly de Leon: The Acting Icon Delves Deep

RIIZE Are In Their Space Era: “ODYSSEY” Review

PSYCHIC FEVER Holds First Europe Fanmeet

SEVENTEEN Celebrate A Decade In K-Pop With “HAPPY BURSTDAY”

P1Harmony Are Switching Gears: “DUH!” Review

i-dle Have A Fresh Start With “We are”

Only The Best & Brightest At The UKAFF Awards 2025

HITGS: Here To Hit You With Heart

Noor Inayat Khan: Indian and British Spy

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