[Daily News] APRIL 7TH 2026

Singer Park Yoochun shared updates on his life in Japan.

On April 5, Park Yoochun uploaded a short video to his social media account with the caption, "This is the last one, good night."

The video shows Park Yoochun enjoying a karaoke gathering with friends that also included drinks. He was seen singing a Japanese song himself, and laughing while handing the microphone to an acquaintance, displaying a relaxed daily life. [Nate]

IU and Byun Wooseok shared anecdotes of their kiss scene. Byun Wooseok shyly explained, "(When you kiss) your noses touch, you know. (Hers) touched my cheek like this, and since it was hot, it was moist..." In response, IU revealed an anecdote from that time, saying, "There was a nose mark on my cheek..."

While listening to Byun Wooseok and IU's answers, Noh Sang-hyun asked curiously, "How many times did you do that?" to which Jang Do-yeon responded, "That's a nice question." Byun Wooseok and IU drew attention by honestly revealing, "We did it countless times. We really did that scene a lot." [Nate]

T.O.P, formerly of BIGBANG, and Nana have captured the public's attention by revealing visuals with a striking atmosphere.

On the 7th, T.O.P posted several pictorial cuts taken with Nana on his social media ahead of the release of the music video for his new song, "Totally Crazy! (Studio54)." The post was also shared on Nana's account, announcing the special collaboration between the two.

Netizens responded with "Yah, they're just showing off blatantly like that... The illuminati... I thought Nana was successful, but what does she lack to be appearing in his MV?," and "Both of the are weir." [Nate]

Hwasa spoke about "Good Goodbye," which gained immense popularity last year, even sparking a craze for climbing back up the music charts. She noted that reactions from those around her were mixed before the song's release, stating, "Half of them said they didn't understand the meaning of 'Good Goodbye.' There were quite a few people who didn't connect with it, asking, 'Is there such a thing as a good goodbye?'" She added, "Those who did understand it were deeply immersed in it. So I thought I had to properly convey the message I intended for it to even have a chance of reaching people."

When asked if she had ever experienced a good breakup, Hwasa replied, "I have, I am, and I think I will continue to do so." Regarding her criteria for a good breakup, she shared her thoughts, saying, "I think it is cheering them on. After all, your heart might be filled with hatred or you might miss them, but I think a good breakup is truly cheering them on by saying 'Goodbye.'"

Meanwhile, Hwasa was embroiled in dating rumors in 2024 that she had been in a relationship for five years with a businessman 12 years her senior, hinting that 'Good Goodbye' is about her break up with him. [Nate]