Lisa lit up the runway at the 2024 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show with dynamic performances of her latest hits, “Rockstar” and “Moonlit Floor.” Dressed in eye-catching leather and lace outfits, the Blackpink member combined high-energy choreography with bold fashion, making her mark on the event’s all-female musical lineup.

Studio Ghibli fans planning a winter trip to Ghibli Park in Nagakute, Japan, are in for a rare treat.

Nearly 100 contestants in Tokyo competed in the “Space-out Competition” on Sunday, the ultimate test of doing nothing.

NewJeans’ Hanni testified in tears at a National Assembly hearing on workplace harassment in South Korea’s entertainment industry on Tuesday, revealing her experiences with bullying and systemic discrimination at Hybe Labels.

Korean American rapper Jessi is facing heavy criticism in South Korea — with some social media users reportedly demanding she leave the country — after a fan was assaulted by a person accompanying her.

Mensho, a Japan-based ramen shop, has opened its first Texas location in Houston’s Asiatown.

The Harris-Walz campaign has launched new TV and digital ads promoting Vice President Kamala Harris’ economic agenda aimed at Asian American voters in key battleground states.

“A Virtuous Business,” a female-led Korean comedy-drama, premiered its first episode on JTBC and Netflix on Saturday, achieving a solid nationwide rating of 3.86%, with a slightly higher 3.99% in Seoul. These figures are consistent with typical ratings for JTBC’s weekend dramas in 2024, despite competition from ongoing hit shows like “Doubt” and “The Judge From Hell.”

In a recent interview on Michelle Phan’s podcast “Afterglow,” former top YouTuber Ryan Higa discussed his journey from childhood depression and bullying to finding solace in content creation. Higa began making videos in middle school, inspired by a family reunion, and gained fame through his comedic lip syncs and skits. However, he transitioned to streaming during the pandemic, enjoying the less pressured environment it provided compared to traditional YouTube content.

Canadian bubble tea company Bobba has issued an apology following criticism from actor Simu Liu on the reality show “Dragons’ Den.” Liu, who appeared as a guest investor on the show, took issue with the company’s pitch for a ready-to-drink boba tea, arguing it lacked respect for the drink’s Asian origins.