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Seoul Beats Idols Music Film Drama TV Media Style Culture TweetmusicDavichi’s Slow and Steady “Turtle” Written by Jasper On March 6, 2013 Vocal duo Davichi, consisting of the talented Lee Hae-ri and Kang Min-kyung, are finally making their long awaited comeback soon; and in anticipation, the duo recently released “Turtle,” a pre-release track for their next effort due later this month. “Turtle” and their pending comeback will break Davichi’s exceedingly long hiatus of almost two years, for the two have not experienced any official activities as a group since 2011′s “Don’t Say Goodbye

On her Twitter on February 17, 5dolls’ Chanmi left a message, “Hello. This is Chanmi. First of all, I would like to thank all my fans who have faithfully supported me.” Chanmi continued, “My contract with my current agency has been terminated and therefore I am no longer a part of 5dolls. I am doing my best to find another agency and return to my fans. Again, I would like to show my appreciation to those that have never lost their love and interest in me.” Chanmi added, “Nothing has been confirmed yet, but once I find a new agency, I will return to you as a new and improved Chanmi

Singer Chanmi from Co-ed School and its subunit, 5dolls, has announced that she has left her agency, Core Contents Media. Speaking through her Twitter earlier today, Chanmi revealed that she was no longer with her company. “Hello, this is Chanmi. Firstly, thank you to all the fans who didn’t forget and took interest in me,” she began. “So many people have been asking, it was hard to respond to all of them so I’ll leave this message here.” “My contract with my current company has been terminated, so I am no longer in 5dolls

Girl group SISTAR (on whom I’ve drastically changed my ‘tude since their “I’m Alone” promotions) recently guested on Shinhwa Broadcast, where member So-yu revealed that she is a young woman who wears many proverbial hats.  In addition to having become an idol singer (and one that actually possesses a pretty decent set of pipes at that), So-yu is also a licensed hairstylist.  Amid laughter, she declared her desire to give Andy a new look using her learned tricks of the trade

SPEED completes their weekend of comeback stages with their performance of “It’s Over” today on Inkigayo.” They released their music videos for “It’s Over” earlier this week. The drama version continues the storyline of where “That’s My Fault” left off. Featuring Park Bo Young, Ji Chang Wook, Ha Suk Jin and A Pink‘s Son Na Eun, this drama had a big budget of 750 million won. While SPEED had previously promoted “Lovey-Dovey Plus” last year, “It’s Over” is said to be SPEED’s official debut track

Debuts are already a pretty stressful matter for all up and coming idols, but newly formed group SPEED has it especially rough. Consisting of the male members of existing, co-ed idol group Co-ed School, and signed under Core Contents Media, SPEED already has a good amount of negative notoriety working against them. First of all, SPEED has Core Contents Media as a company, a company quite infamous for their pathetic lack of credibility and harsh treatment with their idols. Among all entertainment companies in K-pop at the moment, Core Contents Media has the worst reputation, putting SPEED in quite the unfortunate position

The winner of K-chart this week was sexy Girls Generation with “I Got A Boy”, beating Baek Jiyoung‘s “Hate You.” This is the song’s second win on Music Bank. Congratulations to the girls! This week was the exciting comeback stage of sexy boys of CNBlue performing “I’m Sorry” and “More Than You.” VIXX also had their comeback this week with “On and On.” 4Minute‘s new sub unit 2Yoon made their debut performances with “Why Not” and “24/7

After previously releasing their comeback music video for “That’s My Fault” last week, boy group SPEED has now released the music videos for their second track “It’s Over.” Their agency stated, “the title song ‘It’s Over’ has a strong R&B styled Introduction, and is an electronic dance song. The song is good to listen to, having very firm melody line with semi-retro sound.” The drama version continues the storyline of where “That’s My Fault” left off

Core Contents Media’s boy group SPEED has revealed their comeback music videos for “That’s My Fault.” The track is a medium tempo song and was created by Duble Side Kick. It is about a man who is heartbroken after a breakup. The dance version music video features Davichi‘s Kang Min Kyung in some scenes, as her vocals are featured in the song. The drama version music video is almost 14 minutes long and features Park Bo Young, Ji Chang Wook, Ha Suk Jin and A Pink‘s Son Na Eun in a drama styled storyline

Recently a chart ranking male idol groups by their average height was uploaded on an online forum and immediately gathered attention from fans. The chart was an updated version of a previous chart in March with the appearances of more idol groups. The group’s average heights were put in categories such as: “Extremely Short”, “Short”, “Average”, “Tall”, and “Giant”. According to the chart, the tallest group was X5, with an average of 186.2 cm (around 6’2″), while TEEN TOP was the shortest at an average height of 175