Korean singer-songwriter DEAN, known for his smooth vocals, made his debut in the U.S. in 2015 and in Korea in 2016, quickly capturing the hearts of fans.

With his distinct vocal tone and talent as a songwriter and producer, DEAN amassed a large fanbase.

However, in 2019, he seemingly disappeared from the public eye just as he was preparing for his highly anticipated album.

Since then, DEAN has only released songs as a featured artist, leaving fans wondering about his whereabouts.

Adding to the mystery, he deactivated his Instagram account, sparking further speculation.

Fortunately, a lucky fan encountered DEAN in May and shared an update. According to this fan, DEAN deleted his Instagram to fully focus on his music and revealed his plan to release his album this year.

In the meantime, fans have been able to enjoy DEAN's voice in an AI-generated cover of NewJeans' song "NewJeans," as AI-generated song covers have become a popular trend.

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Netizens have used AI technology to listen to their favorite songs performed by different singers. DEAN's rendition of "NewJeans" quickly went viral, and fans expressed gratitude for hearing his voice again, even if it was AI-generated.

They also expressed their love for the unexpected cover while eagerly anticipating DEAN's new solo music.

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Kamimura Kenshin, a member of the Japanese boy group ONE N’ ONLY, has been indicted in Hong Kong on serious charges of sexual assault.

According to reports from international media outlets like South China Morning Post (SCMP) and Nikkan Sports on March 5 (local time), Hong Kong police received a report of a sexual assault incident at a restaurant on Portland Street in Mong Kok on March 2. Following the report, Kamimura Kenshin was arrested.

The incident allegedly took place after the group's fan meeting event in Hong Kong.

Kamimura had gone to a restaurant with the female interpreter who assisted the group, and this is where the reported assault occurred.

Police later arrested him in Tsim Sha Tsui on the same day. On March 4, Kamimura appeared in a local court, where he was formally charged with sexual assault.

Under Hong Kong law, sexual assault carries a maximum prison sentence of 10 years.

With the case now in the legal system, the idol's future remains uncertain.

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