AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoK-pop Moves: TWICE’s Jihyo is leaving JYP Entertainment after 21 years to launch her own agency, while IVE turned Seoul’s futuristic DDP into a comeback stage ahead of a new EP. A Wedding in Seoul: Ejae, the singer-songwriter behind “Golden” from KPop Demon Hunters, married producer Samuel Kim at a venue tied to her family history. Museum Shake-up: National Museum of Korea chief Yoo Hong-june offered to resign after a calligraphy work from a private collection was misattributed, prompting questions about accountability. Arts & Culture: Seoul’s Seongbuk-dong art week is tracing the area’s literary past through historic homes, while a new exhibition by media artist Lynn Hershman Leeson brings six decades of work to the Seoul Museum of Art. Screen & Stage: Netflix’s All of Us Are Dead season 2 has wrapped filming and is in post-production; meanwhile, Taiwan’s Taicca and Korea’s BA Entertainment have signed a partnership to develop talent, co-productions and distribution.
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