Korean-American rapper and producer Jay Park has apologised for performing a sexually explicit song during a breast cancer ...

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W Korea is facing backlash after its recent breast cancer awareness event, prompting the fashion magazine to issue a formal ...

In what one person on Twitter referred to as a glorified “p*ssed up rager”, W Korea put on their annual Love Your W event in ...

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Fashion magazine W Korea is once again under fire—this time for allegedly falsifying its reported charity donations tied to ...

With idols dressed to the nines, free-flowing alcohol and happy dancing, it did not look like an event about a serious ...

W Korea has issued an apology days after backlash for a party-like breast cancer awareness event.

The breast cancer awareness event in South Korea has invited a massive backlash for being 'insensitive'. Despite star celebs ...

Everyone was partying hard but seemed to have forgotten why they were there. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

The Korean fashion magazine W Korea is under fire for its annual 'Love Your W' 2025 charity gala, a star-studded event meant to 'raise awareness for breast cancer and the importance of early screening ...

Adding fuel to the fire, Jay Park performed his hit song Mommae, which some online users flagged as insensitive toward breast ...