There is not another K-pop group like Odd Eye.
The death of producer and director Kim Jong Hak has officially been ruled a suicide, according to the entertainment website Soompi.
Reports continue to emerge of corruption in the recently eliminated Defense Media Agency of the South Korean Army.
BEAST's "You're Bad" has a refreshingly original sound from a group that seems to be determined to push the envelope not just visually but sonically as well.
Korean pop sensation Psy was spotted in Los Angeles on Monday filming a commercial for the Korean restaurant chain Bibigo.
When Go Gook Jin, producer and director of the Korean Broadcasting System program "Mamma Mia," called out Roy Kim on Twitter earlier last week, it helped to reignite a plagiarism controversy dating back to April.
More than six months after she posted a photo of herself with a shirtless Eunhyuk of Super Junior, K-pop solo singer IU apologized to the boy band member for the incident.
Kim Jong Hak was found dead in the small apartment he rented in South Korea's Gyeonggi Province on Tuesday morning.
The long-form music video is alive and well in the world of K-pop, and Lee Jung Hyun's "V" is living proof.
South Korean hip hop duo Supreme Team has split up, in a move that appears to be motivated by band member E-Sens's contract with record label Amoeba Culture expiring on Friday.
Park Si Hoo's legal troubles appear to be over.
Roy Kim says he is sorry that his song "Spring Spring Spring" ("Bom Bom Bom") has drawn plagiarism accusations.
Psy's official YouTube channel now has over 3 billion views, and that's not all that's in store for the Korean pop sensation