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14/01/2026

S.KOREA | The second court hearing for singer Nam Taehyun, who is facing charges for driving under the influence at excessive speed on a Seoul highway, has been postponed to March, according to court officials.

The case stems from an incident on April 27 last year, when Nam allegedly drove his vehicle at approximately 182 kilometers per hour along Gangbyeonbuk-ro toward Ilsan while intoxicated. His car reportedly collided with a central divider, though no injuries were reported. At the time of the accident, his blood alcohol concentration was measured at 0.122 percent, a level that exceeds the threshold for license revocation.

During the first hearing in December, Nam admitted to the charges. The postponement was granted after his legal team requested additional time to prepare materials related to sentencing.

The incident has drawn heightened attention as it occurred while Nam was serving a suspended sentence for a previous drug conviction. He also has a prior drunk-driving offense for which he received a fine in 2023.

Legal observers note that Nam could face stronger penalties due to repeated offenses and the fact that he was already under probation when the latest violation occurred. Further developments are expected at the rescheduled March trial.

13/01/2026

CHINA | A nurse at a private hospital in Qingdao, Shandong province, has been suspended after posting videos on social media showing her boyfriend helping with clinical tasks during her night shift.

The footage, shared on January 2, showed the man performing activities such as writing patient reports, preparing medications, and labeling IV bags. The nurse referred to him in the posts as her “night-shift buddy.”

Hospital officials and local health authorities condemned the behavior, citing violations of professional conduct and patient safety concerns, as the man was not medically trained or authorized to handle hospital duties.

The incident prompted widespread criticism online, with many netizens questioning the mixing of personal relationships and professional responsibilities in a clinical setting.

Following an internal review, the Qingdao Municipal Health Commission announced the nurse’s suspension, emphasizing the importance of strict adherence to hospital regulations and safeguarding patient care.

13/01/2026

US | Hollywood actor Sean Penn has drawn attention and criticism after reportedly smoking inside the venue during the Golden Globe Awards.

According to reports, Penn was seen lighting a cigarette at a table inside the Beverly Hilton Hotel, where the ceremony was taking place. While some attendees reportedly stepped outside to designated smoking areas, Penn remained inside, prompting discomfort and debate among fellow guests.

Penn’s representatives have not issued an official statement regarding the incident. Known for his acclaimed acting career and directing projects, this episode has added to ongoing discussions about etiquette and behavior at high-profile events.

13/01/2026

S.KOREA | Actress Ko Min-shi is set to make a comeback following allegations of school violence, joining the cast of the upcoming film ‘Moral Family’ (working title).

The film, adapted from a popular stage play of the same name, tells the story of four siblings with unique personalities and secrets, navigating life with humor and resilience. Ko Min-shi will portray the eldest daughter in the family. Filming is scheduled to begin in March 2026.

Ko Min-shi’s agency has strongly denied the school violence allegations, stating that they have filed defamation charges against the accuser and are cooperating fully with authorities.

The 27-year-old actress is best known for her roles in Netflix’s ‘Sweet Home’, the drama ‘Youth of May’, and the film ‘The Witch’, establishing herself as a rising talent in Korean cinema.

13/01/2026

S.KOREA | Baro Entertainment, representing actors Byun Woo-seok and Lee Chae-min, announced it will take strong legal action against malicious online posts and commenters targeting its artists.

On January 13, the agency released an official statement confirming repeated incidents of false information, defamation, insults, and sexual harassment directed at its artists. The agency has appointed law firm Yulchon as its legal representative and stated it will pursue all possible legal measures, including criminal complaints.

Baro Entertainment emphasized that the spread of untrue information seriously damages the reputation of its artists and may lead to secondary harm. The agency made clear that it will not offer any leniency or settlements and will strictly follow legal procedures. It also confirmed that it is actively monitoring online activity and collecting evidence to support ongoing legal actions.

The agency extended its gratitude to fans for their support and reaffirmed its commitment to protecting the rights and reputation of its artists.

Previously, Baro Entertainment has taken legal action against malicious posts related to Byun Woo-seok and is known for actively defending its artists against online harassment and other disputes.

13/01/2026

S.KOREA | Former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin is facing a legal seizure of approximately ₩500 million on her apartment in Yongsan, Seoul, following a claim by her former agency.

The claim was filed by ADOR, the agency she once led, in connection with alleged misappropriation of service fees related to the styling team for K-pop group NewJeans. ADOR maintains that Min is personally liable for damages arising from the issue, and the court has reportedly approved the provisional seizure.

This move comes amid ongoing litigation, with ADOR pursuing claims totaling roughly ₩43 billion in damages against Min and her associates. Representatives for Min have stated that they are reviewing the situation and plan to issue an official response in due course.

The case has drawn attention as it involves one of the industry’s most high-profile figures and highlights ongoing tensions between talent agencies and former executives over financial and contractual disputes.

13/01/2026

S.KOREA | Comedian Ji Sang‑ryul has disclosed that he is considering marriage with Shin Bo‑ram, a television host 16 years his junior, after three months of publicly dating.

The announcement came during Ji’s appearance on the YouTube show “Jjanhan Hyung”, where he appeared alongside fellow entertainers Shin Dong‑yup, Choi Yang‑rak, and Yeom Kyung‑hwan. During the broadcast, Ji discussed the seriousness of his relationship, describing it as genuine and heartfelt.

Ji revealed that he met Shin Bo‑ram’s mother informally at her restaurant, though formal introductions to their families have yet to take place. His co-hosts expressed support and excitement over the couple’s relationship.

Ji Sang‑ryul and Shin Bo‑ram began dating publicly in November of last year, and since then, the comedian has openly spoken about his intentions to move toward marriage

13/01/2026

S.KOREA | Actor and singer Im Siwan recently appeared on the YouTube channel ‘Salon Drip’ to share candid behind-the-scenes stories.

He took on the role of a psychopathic villain and revealed that the role even affected him in his daily life. Separating himself from such an intense character proved to be more challenging than expected.

Im Siwan explained, “When I act, I dive deeply into the character’s emotions, so even after filming, the feelings linger.” His honesty gives fans a rare glimpse into the emotional toll and dedication required to fully embody a character.

The takeaway is clear: acting is not just about performing—it’s an immersive experience where actors sometimes carry the emotions of their roles off-camera.

13/01/2026

CANADA | Author Rachel Reid has confirmed the release of Unrivaled, the latest and final installment in her bestselling Game Changers series. Set to hit shelves on September 29, 2026, the book continues the story of hockey stars Ilya Rozanov and Shane Hollander, following the revelation of their long-secret romance.

While fans have celebrated the couple’s openness, the announcement has stirred controversy within the hockey world. Critics, including the popular podcast Top Shelf, have voiced their disapproval, presenting Ilya and Shane with challenges beyond the rink. According to the official synopsis, the pair may now be confronting their biggest challenge yet as they navigate life in the spotlight.

Unrivaled promises a dramatic conclusion to one of contemporary hockey romance’s most beloved sagas, offering readers the chance to see the beloved couple’s journey reach its final chapter.

13/01/2026

THAI | Thailand’s Thai Alternative Party has stirred controversy after its prime ministerial candidate, Mongkolkit Suksintharanont, suggested that women should be allowed to have up to four husbands, provided all parties consent. The proposal, shared on social media, is part of the party’s platform on gender equality.

In his post, Mongkolkit argued that if men can have multiple wives under traditional Thai society, women should enjoy the same right. “Gender equality means equal opportunity in marriage,” he wrote, noting that the idea could help reduce issues like domestic violence and unfair treatment of women in conventional marriages.

The proposal, however, has raised eyebrows and skepticism. Critics questioned the legality and practicality of such a policy, pointing out that Thailand’s current Civil and Commercial Code only recognizes monogamous marriages. Experts also noted that there are no legal frameworks in place to manage property rights, inheritance, or parental responsibilities in polygamous arrangements involving one woman and multiple men.

Social media reactions have been mixed. Some users praised the idea as progressive and a bold step toward true gender equality, while others dismissed it as attention-seeking or unrealistic. Legal scholars have warned that implementing the policy would require major reforms to family law and could face resistance from conservative segments of society.

Thailand has made strides in gender equality and marriage reform in recent years. The country legalized same-sex marriage in 2025 through the Marriage Equality Act, becoming the first Southeast Asian nation to allow same-sex couples to marry under the law. The legislation also replaced traditional gendered terms like “husband” and “wife” with the gender-neutral “spouse.”

While the Thai Alternative Party’s proposal remains symbolic for now, it has sparked public debate about the limits of gender equality in marriage and the evolving role of women in Thai society. As elections approach, the discussion reflects broader political strategies and the social experimentation being proposed by newer parties trying to challenge conventional norms.

13/01/2026

US | Hudson Williams becomes as the most-mentioned male celebrity on X/Twitter during this year’s Golden Globes, racking up over 590,000 mentions and 9.4 million engagements. Fans flooded social media in response to his red carpet appearance and memorable moments during the ceremony.

Much of the buzz ties to Williams’ role as Shane Hollander in the hit series Heated Rivalry, which follows the intense on-ice and off-ice relationship between rival hockey stars Shane and Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie). The show, praised for its mix of sports drama and romance, has sparked passionate online discussions, with fans debating every twist in the rivals-turned-lovers storyline.

13/01/2026

FUN | Netizens took to social media joking that the “Best Bottom of the Year” goes to Shane Hollander, a character played by Canadian actor Hudson Williams, following his appearance at the Golden Globes 2026. Williams and his co-star Connor Storrie attended the ceremony as presenters.

The playful online reaction highlights the popularity of the series that made Hollander a well-known character. Fans have continued to engage with the show and its characters, turning moments from the awards ceremony into widely shared social media commentary.

The series, a hockey romance following players’ rivalries, relationships, and off-ice drama, has sparked lively debate among fans over which character is the standout.