Member Hyunjin, known for his long hair, had shocked fans a while ago when he debuted a buzz cut at SBS Gayo Daejeon 2024, sending the K-pop community into a frenzy. Not only was the change ...

Inspired by Orlando, Virginia Woolf’s time- and gender-traveling protagonist, the ready-to-wear collection spun historical ...

The current hip-hop landscape has been shaped by trends that began in March 2020 and lasted until the spring of 2021, when ...

The K-pop star shared a glimpse of his life recently ... a mirror selfie showing his buzz cut, gym photo with his friend, pictures with singer Park Hyo Shin, and snaps of him wearing a military ...

The Cut Magazine has released its Spring 2025 edition ... The brands include Jean Paul Gaultier, Schiaparelli, and Viktor & Rolf. The K-pop star recently collaborated with SKIMS for the ...

In the early days, most Chiefs players kept their hair short and tidy, with crew cuts and buzz cuts dominating the field. By the 1970s, longer hair, mustaches, and sideburns reflected the era.

Posing for photographers with his blonde buzz cut, Hyunjin layered a long brown suede coat over a black turtle neck, indigo jeans, and black Chelsea boots. To fully represent the Medusa ...

The Trump administration’s hawkish attitudes towards foreign powers, adversarial and allied, conflict with the desire to make grand budget cuts in the Department of Defense. Throughout Donald ...

Hyung-sik debuted as a member of the K-pop group ZE:A in 2010. Today, he’s one of the most well-known K-drama stars with shows like ‘Doctor Slump,’ ‘The Heirs,’ and ‘Strong Woman Bong ...

The dates displayed in the ad are: According to MARKETECH APAC, a media company that covers marketing trends in the Asia-Pacific region, Coca-Cola has partnered with the popular K-pop group ...

Clinical trials have been delayed, contracts canceled and support staff fired. With deeper cuts coming, some are warning of potential harms to veterans. Chante Duncan was an office manager at a ...

There’s a book called “White Walls, Designer Dresses.” In it, the architect Mark Wigley wrote that buildings are basically giant outfits, and living in them is wearing “a new kind of ...