Hwasa (of MAMAMOO)

Hwasa Calls for Change in Korean Views on Marriage in Candid Interview

MAMAMOO‘s Hwasa recently stirred a conversation about marriage in Korea with her candid remarks on the country’s conservative views. During an appearance on the YouTube show Narae’s Kitchen, she discussed the pressures surrounding marriage in Korea and highlighted the contrast with other countries, where marriage expectations are less stringent. Hwasa voiced her desire to challenge…

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Run BTS

K-Pop Dominates Asia and Europe, While Korean Food Gains Popularity in North America

A new government report highlights the global reach of Korean cultural content, with K-Pop leading in Asia and Europe, while Korean food emerges as the most popular aspect of Hallyu in North America. K-Pop’s Global Impact The report, published by the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korean Foundation for International Cultural…

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BTS (Band)

Korea is 4th in Global Music Exports, Ahead of Other Non-English-Speaking Nations

Korea has secured its place as the world’s fourth-largest music exporter in 2024, ranking highest among non-English-speaking countries, according to an analysis by U.S.-based music and entertainment analytics firm Luminate. The 2024 Luminate Export Power Score, released on Sunday, placed Korea behind only the U.S., Britain, and Canada in global music exports. The ranking evaluates…

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BLACKPINK

From K-pop to K-dramas: How South Korea Became a Global Cultural Powerhouse

South Korea has emerged as a global cultural powerhouse, with its entertainment industry gaining immense popularity worldwide. From K-pop sensations like BTS and Blackpink to globally acclaimed TV shows such as Squid Game, South Korea’s cultural exports have captivated millions across the globe. This article explores the rise of the Korean Wave, tracing its roots…

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Lonely

Korea Launches Cultural Project to Address Rising Loneliness

South Korea is launching the “Cultural Discourse Project” to tackle loneliness, which has been heightened by the COVID-19 pandemic. Announced by the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, this initiative aims to reduce loneliness and build social connections through cultural activities. A survey by the ministry last year revealed that 70% of Koreans regularly experience…

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