Sandara Park has directly addressed an unexpected accusation from fellow 2NE1 member Park Bom, firmly denying any involvement with drugs. On Wednesday, Park wrote on her social media account, “I have never used drugs. I wish her well.” Her statement came a day after Park Bom posted a message appearing to express frustration over the drug controversy that once surrounded her. In 2010, Park Bom faced scrutiny after Adderall was shipped to Korea. She explained at the time that the medication had been prescribed for treatment purposes, and prosecutors later decided not to indict her. Park Bom said the prescription was related to treatment for attention deficit disorder. However, she also claimed that “Park Sandara was caught with drugs and that Park Bom was made into a drug addict to cover it up,” drawing attention online. Following the post, some fans left comments on Sandara Park’s social media accounts asking her to clarify the allegations. A person close to Sandara Park told Xportsnews that the claims were “groundless,” adding that the singer was concerned about Park Bom’s

Danielle, the former member of K-pop girl group NewJeans, is set to disappear from an official fan communication platform as the fallout from her high-profile exit from the group continues to escalate. On Tuesday, Phoning — a fan platform jointly operated by NewJeans’ agency Ador and the global fandom service Weverse — announced that it will reorganize certain content on the service. The platform thanked fans for their continued support for NewJeans and explained that the change is part of broader service maintenance. "We deeply appreciate the love and support fans have shown NewJeans," the platform said in an official notice. "While we value the memories that artists and fans have built together, some content will be reorganized to provide better service." As part of the update, chat records involving Danielle will be removed. Fans will be able to access the conversations only until 11 a.m. on April 3. The move comes amid an intensifying dispute between Danielle and Ador following her removal from the group. In December last year, Ador confirmed the return of members Haerin and Hyei

Tomorrow X Together will release its eighth EP, “7th Year: When the Wind Stopped for a Moment in the Thornbush,” on April 13, marking its first comeback since contract renewal. The group first made the announcement at its "Moa Con" fan concert on Sunday, and released album details Monday through the Weverse fan platform. On Wednesday, it added that it will hold a comeback showcase at Korea University Hwajeong Gymnasium at 8 p.m. on the day of the album’s release. At the showcase, the quintet wil

BTS on Wedneday unveiled the full track list for its fifth studio album, “Arirang,” with the lead single “Swim” anchoring the 14-song record ahead of the group’s highly anticipated comeback. The track list, released through the group’s official social media channels, also includes “Body to Body,” “Hooligan,” “Aliens,” “FYA,” “2.0,” “No. 29,” “Merry Go Round,” “Normal,” “Like Animals,” “They Don’t Know ’Bout Us,” “One More Night,” “Please” and “Into the Sun.” The album reflects BTS’ identity and