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Police request travel ban for popera singer Kim Ho-joong over DUI hit-and-run - Vimarsana News

Police request travel ban for popera singer Kim Ho-joong over DUI hit-and-run

Popular trot and popera singer Kim Ho-joong, 32, admitted to drunk driving on Sunday, after concluding his concert in the southeastern city of Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province. ...

Why did singer Kim Ho-joong delay admitting to drunk hit-and-run until after Changwon concert? - Vimarsana News

Why did singer Kim Ho-joong delay admitting to drunk hit-and-run until after Changwon concert?

Police sought a travel ban for renowned popera singer Kim Ho-joong on Monday in connection with an investigation into suspicions that he rammed into a parked taxi and fled the scen...

Travel warning issued for SE Asia after murder of Korean tourist in Pattaya - Vimarsana News

Travel warning issued for SE Asia after murder of Korean tourist in Pattaya

The recent murder of a Korean tourist in Pattaya, Thailand, allegedly by another Korean, has prompted a travel advisory for Southeast Asia, highlighting the frequent targeting of Koreans, especially by their fellow nationals, in the region, despite a temporary decrease during the pandemic.

Ador's CEO Min Hee-jin praised by underdogs, but she is not one of them - Vimarsana News

Ador's CEO Min Hee-jin praised by underdogs, but she is not one of them

As tensions between HYBE and Ador continue to escalate, the press conference held by Min Hee-jin, CEO of Ador, on April 25 has become a significant event in the history of the K-content industry, being discussed for over three weeks.

Why Korean crime stories typically feature nameless, faceless perpetrators - Vimarsana News

Why Korean crime stories typically feature nameless, faceless perpetrators

When opposition leader Lee Jae-myung was stabbed in the neck in a failed assassination attempt in January, the South Korean public remained in the dark about the assailant’s identity, including his name and occupation, until the New York Times disclosed the information. In April, when a Korean NASA engineer was charged in the US with a series of rapes, his name, age and photos were disseminated in US media. But...