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Chou Tzuyu was previously regarded as an anti-Chinese supporter of Taiwanese Independence and became media fodder.
The entertainment agency is giving a heads up to cyberbullies and bashers as they tap fans of their artists to track them down for legal action.
The former EXO member sued the South Korean record label in May 2014. On Wednesday, reps of the South Korean music label SM Entertainment met for a second plea date with the legal team representing Canadian-Chinese pop star Kris (Wu Yi Fan).
The South Korean record label continues to experience backlash from a scandal centered on the alleged Taiwanese nationalism of a teenage singer.
TWICE member Tzuyu’s waving of the Taiwanese flag and her subsequent apology for the action seem to have galvanized many young voters.
The SM Entertainment girl group's songs were the most overall downloaded when compared to their peers.
The singer-actor will enlist in the South Korean army on February 1. Top Korean multi-entertainer Lee Seung Gi has plans to become a "real man. " On Thursday, Lee's agency, Hook Entertainment, announced that the singer-turned-actor-turned-MC will enlist in the South Korean military on Feb.
Another awards show, another chance for a Big Bang member to strike fear in the hearts of the K-pop boy band's longtime fans. This time it was T.O.P at Wednesday's Golden Disk Awards in Seoul, South Korea.
China's People's Daily explicitly expressed that Tzuyu's actions were appropriate. China's official state media has put an end to the upset regarding one K-pop star.
Seven Seasons Entertainment is suing Beyond for allegedly violating publicity rights. Seven Seasons Entertainment, the agency charged with managing K-pop boy band Block B, is contemplating legal action against Korean cosmetic brand Beyond for allegedly using member Zico's name to sell product.
The Center for Multicultural Korea is willing to file a lawsuit against the entertainment agency regarding an idol's recent political controvesy.
Taiwan's CTV snuck into the event that was not open to any media outlets. A Taiwanese news crew went undercover as K-pop fans to cover an ongoing Sino-Taiwanese issue revolving around a member of the girl group TWICE.