Source Music, part of the entertainment company HYBE, has pushed back against claims made by Min Hee Jin, CEO of ADOR. On July 23, Source Music released a statement on their official SNS, saying, "Min Hee Jin’s statement today includes false claims about Source Music. We need to set the record straight."

They added, "CEO Min’s claim that we copied her launch strategy is not true. We never copied any strategy from Min Hee Jin, who was the CBO at the time. We also never received any complaints about this."

Source Music clarified, "In May 2020, Chairman Bang Si Hyuk suggested that Min Hee Jin, then CBO, should develop her launch strategy with a 'new team' for her own label, not N Team. Even though CEO Min knows about these discussions, she is misrepresenting them to suggest that Chairman Bang intended for her strategy to be used with N Team."

Dispatch had reported that CEO Min was involved in the branding for N Team's debut, which included NewJeans members as Source Music trainees. However, Min reportedly extended her influence to focus on NewJeans' debut, causing delays in N Team’s debut schedule.

In response, CEO Min’s team argued, "The article is based on speculation and false facts. We will take strong legal action." They also claimed, "The idea that N Team’s debut was delayed due to CEO Min’s actions is completely false," and provided emails and a timeline to support their position.

As Source Music counters CEO Min’s claims, the dispute between the two parties continues. Source Music stated, "CEO Min is spreading false information about us. In addition to the damage compensation lawsuit we previously filed, we will take further legal action. We are ready to share any materials needed to reveal the truth."

On July 15, Source Music revealed that they had filed a lawsuit seeking several billion won in damages against CEO Min. Although the exact amount wasn’t disclosed, it is known that Source Music is seeking around 500 million won for defamation, business interference, and damages caused by CEO Min.

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On January 28th, G-Dragon, Jennie, and actress Go Youn Jung turned heads at the 2025 Spring-Summer Haute Couture Collection show in Paris, held at the iconic Grand Palais.

The trio, known for their impeccable fashion sense, once again proved they are true style royalty as they showcased their stunning Chanel looks.

G-Dragon wowed the crowd with his stylish and unique Chanel ensemble, donning a black-and-white velvet lace jacket and pants from Look 36 of the 2024/25 Atelier Collection.

He paired it with a sophisticated silk muslin blouse, making a bold statement with his one-of-a-kind look.

Jennie, the queen of cool, opted for Look 72 from the 2025 Spring-Summer Ready-to-Wear Collection. The star wore a chic top and cape, combined with matching wool pants and a classic mini bag with a hook from the same collection.

To add an extra flair, Jennie used a necklace from the 2025 Ready-to-Wear Collection as a belt, creating a mesmerizing silhouette that left fans in awe.

Actress Go Youn Jung completed the trio's fashionable presence in a tweed jacket and skirt combo from Look 6 of the 2025 Spring-Summer Ready-to-Wear Collection.

She paired it with a muslin blouse, a stylish top-handle flap bag from the 2024/25 Cruise Collection, and statement earrings from the 2025 Spring-Summer Ready-to-Wear Collection, adding elegance to the already star-studded event.

The Chanel 2025 Spring-Summer Haute Couture Collection paid tribute to the iconic designer Gabrielle Chanel by reinterpreting her signature use of color.

The show featured a gorgeous mix of pastels, bright hues, midnight blues, and blacks, symbolizing the transition from day to night. The color palette flowed like the sky at dawn to the shimmering night, highlighting Chanel’s timeless innovation in haute couture.

Want to relive the magic? Check out the video of G-Dragon, Jennie, and Go Youn Jung at the show, now available on Chanel’s official website and social media.

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