LOONA’s Hyunjin and Vivi sign with new agency headed by former Blockberry Creative director
“We will do our utmost in giving our unsparing support to these two artists in the future,” said CTDENM
Blockberry Creative’s petition to block ex-LOONA member Chuu’s entertainment activities found to have “insufficient grounds”
The K-pop agency had filed petitions claiming the singer had violated the exclusivity of their contract
Jaden Jeong talks plans for ex-LOONA members now under Modhaus: “We already started recording”
Modhaus CEO Jaden Jeong spoke exclusively to NME about what the future holds for Heejin, Kim Lip, Jinsoul and Choerry
Four ex-LOONA members sign with Modhaus, the agency run by the group's former creative director Jaden Jeong
Modhaus is also behind the rookie girl group tripleS
Former LOONA singer Chuu and WEi's Kim Yo-han collaborate on new song 'Let's Love'
Marking their second collaboration after they released 'World Is One 2021' with Eric Bellinger two years ago
LOONA members Vivi and Hyunjin reportedly file lawsuits to suspend their contracts with Blockberry Creative
This means that all 11 members of LOONA have filed to exit their contracts with the embattled agency
Ex-LOONA member Chuu responds to Blockberry Creative petition to ban her from entertainment activities in Korea
Blockberry Creative also aims to file a similar petition to industry bodies to "prohibit" the entertainment activities of members Heejin, Jinsoul, Kim Lip and Choerry, who managed to suspend their contracts with the agency last month
LOONA members Heejin, Kim Lip, Jinsoul and Choerry secure injunction to terminate Blockberry Creative contracts
The girl group and its agency Blockberry Creative have been embroiled in controversy since the company fired one member, Chuu, in November
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LOONA's upcoming 'The Origin Album: 0' "postponed indefinitely", Blockberry Creative addresses controversy
The company said it has decided that "comeback activities are meaningless" due to unresolved issues
From rookies on the rise to raved-about reunions, here’s a look back at K-pop in 2022
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