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Music label ADOR, home to K-pop band NewJeans, has announced a new CEO, Lee Do-kyong, who has replaced Kim Ju-young only a ...
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NewJeans label ADOR has named its third CEO in four years since ousting Min Hee-jin over a legal battle concerning the group. Hybe-owned label ADOR has named Lee Do-kyong as its new CEO, replacing Kim ...
“NewJeans deserves the biggest apology”: Fans react as TXT’s Soobin alleges HYBE’s mistreatment of trainees, sparks debate on ...
ADOR appointed Lee Do-Kyung as CEO on August 20, replacing interim head Kim Joo-Young. The leadership shift comes amid the label’s ongoing legal battle with NewJeans, heightening uncertainty over its ...
On August 20, 2025, HYBE’s sub-label ADOR, the management company of K-pop girl group NewJeans, announced the appointment of Lee Do-kyung as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Ador, a music label under Hybe and home to NewJeans, said Wednesday it has named Lee Do-kyong as its new CEO, replacing Kim ...
As Min Hee Jin continues to push her hearing date, NewJeans and ADOR fight it out in the court over the team’s contract ...
Japanese model Harin, whose dream of debuting with NewJeans was cut short just four months before launch, has now been confirmed through official documents to have signed a trainee contract with ADOR.
Explore the escalating legal war between NewJeans and ADOR as tensions rise in court, leading to speculation about the future ...
In a move sparking both hope and fear, ADOR has removed all mention of NewJeans (now NJZ) from its site. Fans are divided, ...
NewJeans emerged as one of South Korea’s most successful pop acts after storming to the top of the country’s charts with debut single “Attention” in 2022.
After an already impressive year, NewJeans is reflecting on being the first female group to be nominated for the “Top Billboard Global (Excl. U.S.) Artist” award. The group, which has ...
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