The young entertainment executive announced plans to step down from his role as Co-CEO and return to his roots as a music producer. Is the battle over or is the second act about to begin?

In an explosive new YouTube video, CEO Lee details intense allegations of corrupt business practices, corporate sabotage, making AESPA cry and other accusations against Lee Soo-man.

The father of K-pop, Lee Soo-man, who founded SM Entertainment has been dethroned by shareholders and his own nephew-in-law. Insiders at the company say they were fed up with Lee's imperial edicts and crafty accounting methods that left workers and investors poorer and him richer.

In this video, I share some insights into the Tajinyo scandal and give you a personal perspective on the Tablo you may not know.

Remember when Seoulite TV sent President Yoon Suk Yeol our shady Christmas card and hundreds of pages of signatures regarding the BTS military conscription controversy? Well, the Ministry of Defense responded by letter. And what a shady little letter it is!

Na Kyung Won insists she didn't get fired by South Korea's president. But the presidential office sure seemed more than happy to let her know that she did indeed get the boot. But why is this politician so polarizing? And what did she do that was so wrong? And why is the Seoulite so tired of talking about her?

The CEO of South Korea's #2 conglomerate is in a bitter divorce battle with billions of dollars at stake. SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won seems to have the upper hand so far against his estranged wife No So-young. Last month, a judge ruled in favor of the husband, even though he's raising a child out of wedlock with his mistress.

Does this handsome face belong to a serial killer or a K-pop idol? Lee Ki-young, a 31-year-old con artist faces numerous charges of getting rid of the people with whom he just couldn't get along. But how many bodies he's buried is the question.

It all started last year when K-pop star Lee Seung-gi received a text message he wasn't supposed to read. For years, his own agency gaslighted him by saying his music never earned any money. In fact, his 27 albums over 18 years netted his agency, Hook Entertainment, at least $10 million.

Per popular request, I printed out our BTS Military Exemption petition, added a sassy little Christmas card and mailed it over to the president's office to spread some holiday cheer.

The man who almost became the South Korean president in 2022 has long had dark rumors of mob ties, corrupt slush funds and convenient ‘disappearances’ of his enemies tied back to him.

Accompanying him were all his fellow bandmates of BTS to wish him a warm farewell. We won't be seeing Jin as a civilian until June 12, 2024. Should we be worried? Well, there have been deadly incidents at this exact army base in the past as I outline in this video.

Was it her fault? Not so according to her parents, who filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the university a couple weeks ago.

Mr. Worldwide Handsome #Jin of #kpop group #BTS will be gone for 18 months! 😭

Authorities are investigating an ongoing true crime case involving young parents who have had two infants pass away under suspicious circumstances.

Just because you believe a law should be there, many times it won't be. Or if there is will the punishment fit the crime?

Investigators have raided the offices of the National Police Agency and other governmental institutions for the bungled emergency response to this year's Halloween crowd crush tragedy. Upon closer examination, it appears the "police" aren't one monolithic bloc.

With officials pointing the fingers at each other over who's to blame, how does this generation grapple with the reality that no one is coming to save them?

The mostly young revelers in their twenties tried to escape without avail. Many couldn’t even move an inch and found themselves squeezed between bodies until they went into cardiac arrest. Why did it happen? And who should be held to blame?