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  • '''Music K Entertainment''' is a South Korean entertainment company. It is a subsidiary of [[KEYEAST]].
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  • ...K Entertainment''', formerly '''Kconic Entertainment''', is a South Korean entertainment company.
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  • '''K-Tigers Entertainment''' (K타이거즈) is a South Korean entertainment agency founded in 1990.
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  • #REDIRECT [[SW Entertainment]]
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  • '''BoA''' (보아) is a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] singer under [[SM Entertainment]]. Her stage name made a backronym which is '''Beat of Angel'''. She made h ** [[SM Entertainment]] <small>(2000&ndash;) (Korea)</small>
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  • ...(쥬얼리) was a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group created by [[Star Empire Entertainment]]. They are best known for their hit songs "[[Super Star (Jewelry single)|S In June 14, 2010, [[Star Empire Entertainment]] announced that [[Semi (Jewelry)|Semi]], one of the Top 10 finalists of th
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  • ...of in 2005, Angela debuted with her first major single under [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony]], entitled [[Home (Angela Aki single)|HOME]] (and released one day be ...gned to [[Tofu Records]] in the US (a firm to expose Japanese [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony]] artists in the US, mostly featuring on Sony artists that make theme
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  • *'''A&R''': Kentaro Furusawa (avex entertainment inc.) *'''A&R Direction''': Hidetomo Yoneda (avex entertainment inc.)
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  • ===Victor Entertainment=== ...switched labels from [[Pony Canyon]] to [[Victor Entertainment Inc.|Victor Entertainment]]. In May 2001, a new single of hers, "[[Tomoni|tomoni]]", was released. Th
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  • '''JUNE''' is a Korean [[J-R&B]] singer and composer under [[Sony Music Entertainment]]. His debut song, "[[Baby It's You]]", was used as the ninth ending song t
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  • '''Publisher''': [[SM Entertainment]]<br/>
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  • ...group was formed in 2003 as a nine member group under the label [[Johnny's Entertainment]] and released their debut single "[[NEWS Nippon]]". * [[Johnny's Entertainment]] (2003-)
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  • ...윤하, ユンナ in Japanese) is a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] artist under [[C9 Entertainment]]. She officially debuted with the single "[[Yubikiri (Younha)|Yubikiri]]"
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  • ...EEBRA parted ways with [[Pony Canyon]] and signed a deal with [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Japan]]. In doing so, he changed his stage name from "ZEEBRA" to
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  • ...k]]'' in 1998 under [[SM Entertainment]]. In 2003, they signed with [[Good Entertainment]] after their 5-year contract with SM expired. The members formed [[Shinhwa
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  • * '''Hobbies:''' Reading Comics, Electronic Entertainment, Pocketball
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  • ...under the [[Universal Music#NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan|NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan]] label. ** '''[[Universal Music#NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan|NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan]]''' <small>(2004&ndash;2010, 2018&ndash;)</small>
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  • ...ade his first television appearance in 1999, and became a trainee under SM Entertainment when he auditioned in "Starlight Casting System 2001."
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  • ...e single "[[Stay With Me Tonight]]". In 2009 legal disputes arisen with SM Entertainment leaving at that moment the future of the group in Korea uncertain. One year ...he three members that started the legal disputes. On November 23, 2010, SM Entertainment announced Tong Vfang Xien Qi comeback including only two members, [[U-Know]
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  • ...'' (or '''YUNHO''' in Japan) is a South Korean singer and actor under [[SM Entertainment]]. He is a member of the [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] boy group [[Tong Vfang Xien Q ...t under the bridge of a train station. At this time he auditioned for [[SM Entertainment]] and was accepted.
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  • In 2001, Sunday auditioned for [[SM Entertainment]] in the first "SM Entertainment Best Youth Contest", singing [[wikipedia:Whitney Houston|Whitney Houston]]'
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  • ...a Korean R&B singer, songwriter and composer currently under [[D-Business Entertainment]]. Tae Wan collaborated with [[Rain (singer)|Rain]] on his fourth album ''[
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  • ...''D-Lite''' in Japan) is a Korean singer and actor. He is a member of [[YG Entertainment]] group [[BIGBANG]]. **[[YG Entertainment]] <small>(2006&ndash;2022)</small>
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  • '''Heo Young Saeng''' (허영생) is a [[K-Pop|Korean Pop]] singer under [[KQ Entertainment]]. He is a member of the boyband [[SS501]].
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  • ...[[Wikipedia:Lee Soo-man|Lee Soo Man]] and were the largest group under SM Entertainment for almost 7 years. They debuted in November 2005, with the album ''[[Super ...r, a representation of the members' young ages when they first joined [[SM Entertainment]]. However, after the members' showcased their different talents to the com
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  • '''Kato Shigeaki''' is a member of [[Johnny's Entertainment]] group [[NEWS]]. Kato Shigeaki joined Johnny's Entertainment in April of 1999 and was originally part of the unit J-Support a.k.a [[K.K.
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  • ...was a 4-member Korean vocal group debuted in 2003 under [[M-Boat]] (a [[YG Entertainment]] sub-label), in 2007 they moved to [[Manwalldang]] label. Their music has ...through a nation-wide audition held by M-boat Entertainement Group and YG Entertainment that lasted for about 2 years. The head of both companies wanted to form a
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  • ...as CSO. He is a member of the trio [[JYJ]], and former member of the [[SM Entertainment]] group [[Tong Vfang Xien Qi]]. **[[SM Entertainment]] <small>(2003&ndash;2009)</small>
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  • * [2014] Rookie of the Year in the Popular Entertainment division (64th Annual MEXT Art Encouragement)
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  • ** [[SM Entertainment]] (2004-2015)
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  • ...inue. However, on March 8, 2006, Kan Mi Youn left DR Music to sign with H2 Entertainment as a solo artist. With only Lee Hee Jin left, Baby V.O.X was officially ann On April 8, 2004, [[wikipedia:Amaru Entertainment|Amaru Entertainment]] released a statement on the official Tupac website stating that they woul
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  • Vivian started in entertainment business way back in 1990, when she was 15. She had won '''''Talented Beaut
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  • ...tus. He auditioned in [[wikipedia:California|California]] through Brothers Entertainment along with High School friend Danny Im aka [[Taebin]]. Both attended [[wiki
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  • '''Taebin''' (태빈) is a Korean Hip-Hop/R&B artist under the [[YG Entertainment]]. He is the leader member of [[1TYM]], currently on indefinite hiatus. He
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  • ....에스) is a [[K-Pop|Korean pop]] girl group debuted in 1997 under [[SM Entertainment]]. The group' name stands for the first letter of all three singers' names: S.E.S. was the first girl group to debut under [[SM Entertainment]]. The trio (along with two other girl groups, [[Baby V.O.X]] and [[Fin.K.L
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  • * '''Label''': [[Johnny's Entertainment]] * [http://www.jehp.jp/kinki/info/index.html Johnny's Entertainment Official Profile]
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  • '''Publisher''': [[Sony Music Entertainment|EPIC Records]]<br/>
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  • Hirai Ken was discovered at a [[Sony Music Entertainment|SMEJ]] audition in 1992 where he became an award winner. In 1995 he debuted
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  • ...rk has released albums in both Korea and Japan. She is currently under [[T-Entertainment]] label in Korea and [[Universal Music Japan|UNIVERSAL SIGMA]] in Japan.
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  • ...e debuted with the group [[Isak N Jiyeon]] in September of 2002 under [[SM Entertainment]]. During this time, she attended Korea Kent Foreign School. ...and music videos, causing speculation that she had left Korea and/or [[SM Entertainment]].
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  • ...nd [[Death Note|Death Note movie]]. The alum was published by [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Distribution Japan]] and contains 14 tracks performed by various
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  • ...e founded his own clothing store, LUNGTA, and a management agency [[Jungle Entertainment]]. ...t tapping the Suck like Yang Hyun"; a direct attack at the founder of [[YG Entertainment]] and former [[Seo Taiji and Boys]] member [[Yang Hyun Suk]].
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  • ...) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer, idol, and actress managed by [[Flave Entertainment]]. She was an original member of [[AKB48]]'s [[Team K]]. * [http://flave.co.jp/pages/talent/akimoto_sayaka/index Flave Entertainment Official Profile]
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  • ...林香菜) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Flave Entertainment]]. She is a former member of [[AKB48 Team B|Team B]]. * [http://flave.co.jp/pages/talent/kobayashi_kana/index Flave Entertainment Official Profile]
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  • '''Miyazawa Sae''' (宮澤佐江) is a Japanese talento managed by [[Flave Entertainment]]. She was previously a second generation member of [[AKB48]], a full-time * [http://flave.co.jp/pages/talent/miyazawa_sae/index Flave Entertainment Official Profile]
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  • ...as formerly a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Watanabe Entertainment]], and a second generation member of [[AKB48]].
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  • ...彩佳) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and [[Idol]] managed by [[Flave Entertainment]]. She was previously a full-time member of [[AKB48]] and was also a former * [http://flave.co.jp/pages/talent/umeda_ayaka/index Flave Entertainment Official Profile]
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  • ...hi" 2008 is AKB48's eighth major single, and their last under [[Sony Music Entertainment|DefSTAR Records]] label. The song was redone featuring members of Team K an
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  • ...akatta" is the major debut single released by [[AKB48]] under [[Sony Music Entertainment|DefSTAR Records]] (third single overall). It was released in two versions:
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  • ...日香) is a [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] singer and idol managed by [[Watanabe Entertainment]]. She is a former member of [[AKB48]] [[AKB48 Team B|Team B]]. * [http://www.watanabepro.co.jp/mypage/artist/kuramochiasuka.html Watanabe Entertainment Official Profile]
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  • ...a''' (大家志津香) is a Japanese singer and idol managed by [[Watanabe Entertainment]]. She is a former member of the [[J-Pop|Japanese pop]] girl group [[AKB48]
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  • '''Sony Music Entertainment Japan''', is one of Japan's leading music companies. It is a domain of [[So * [[K (singer)|K]] (2005-2016; to [[Victor Entertainment Inc.|Victor Entertainment]])
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  • '''Publisher''': [[Sony Music Entertainment|Sony Music Records]]<br/>
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  • ...nment]] group [[Tong Vfang Xien Qi]]. He announced his retirement from the entertainment industry on April 24, 2019 following a drug scandal. **[[SM Entertainment]] <small>(2003&ndash;2009)</small>
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