After a break for the Chuseok holiday, welcome to a double-update edition of SB Week in Review. Here’s all the news you might have missed over the past week:

Headlines

  • BTS won three awards at the MTV Video Music Awards, including Song of the Year and Group of the Year.
  • Song Mino was sentenced to one year in prison, suspended for two years for violating the Military Service Act.
  • T.O.P and Nana confirmed they have been dating since June.

Debuts & Comebacks

Teasers & Announcements

  • Hwang Minhyun will return with “Our” on October 7.
  • Onew and Zico will team up for “Tic Tac Toe,” out on October 7.
  • NCT Wish began to promote I Spy, out on October 12.
  • Modyssey will follow up their debut with 2. Multitude: How We Bloom on October 12.
  • Xdinary Heroes will release Impulse, their first comeback as a five-member group, that same day.
  • Sung Hanbin revealed the tracklist for his first solo EP Dead: Alive, also out on October 12.
  • Meovv promise to Go Hard with their October 12 single.
  • Plave will go into Hyperdrive to distinguish themselves from the other October 12 comebacks.
  • Yuju will return with File. 07 on October 14.
  • Teen Top seek to regain momentum with Don’t Stop on October 15.
  • Seventeen’s Jeonghan x Joshua will make their subunit debut on October 19 with Dreamscape.
  • NMixx will also return with Strange Muse on October 19.
  • Max Changmin will also drop All of My Life, his first official comeback since 2022, on October 19.
  • Ive will come back with Looks Can Kill on October 26, with a pre-release single out on October 19.
  • Evnne will join the slew of October 19 releases with On: Our Noise.
  • Illit intend to Break Even with their October 26 comeback.
  • Xlov dropped a cinematic trailer for i=!, out on October 28.
  • Tomorrow x Together will unleash The Perfect Storm on November 16.
  • Fin.K.L will reportedly reunite after a 21-year absence.

Other News

  • New, formerly of The Boyz, signed a solo contract with Only New Entertainment.
  • Taemin postponed his North American tour due to uncertainty surrounding issuance of U.S. visas for key personnel.
  • Winter sat out performances in Aespa‘s U.S. tour following a shingles diagnosis.

(YouTube. Naver: [1][2][3][4][5]. X. Weverse. Images via Pledis Entertainment, SM Entertainment, Only New Entertainment).