The unidentified woman is referred to as “No Pants” by BTS fans due to the many times she’s been spotted at the band’s events without pants on. It’s believed the woman was put on Big Entertainment’s blacklist—a list of those banned from attending BTS shows and concerts or being in close proximity to group members—after she was discovered stalking the band in January. However, the sasaeng’s Instagram page @starherin, which features photos of “No Pants” near the band, included private images of several BTS members taken over the last few months....

The news was confirmed in a post on the official Instagram account of her agency Story J Company. It said: “A few days ago, actress Go Soo Jung bid farewell to this world and became one of the bright stars in the sky.” The actress was reported to have died from a chronic illness. A private funeral was held on February 9, South Korea’s Yonhap News reported. “We will always remember actress Go Soo Jung and her glowing smile which brightened the world....

From 2020, celebrities over the age of 27 who have not yet completed compulsory military service will require special permission to carry out overseas promotional work from the head of South Korea’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MCST), Soompi reports. Promotional activities must “help spread Korean culture” around the world, the MCST said. The new regulation means Jin, who is 27 and who will be required to enlist in the South Korean military for two years of mandatory service by the age of 28, might need approval from the ministry for any overseas promotional activities tied to his work next year....

The band’s new tour was slated to kick off in the South Korean capital, with gigs on April 11, 12, 18 and 19. But all Seoul dates have been canceled due to the “unpredictable” status of the virus threat, which has affected around 2,337 people in South Korea, according to the latest figures from Johns Hopkins University. The news was announced by Big Hit Entertainment (the group’s management company) on BTS Weverse, an official BTS fan community forum launched by the band on the app Weverse, South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency reports....

Winner in 2012 and ‘14, Watson seemed a good bet to follow his pattern of odd-year success at Augusta National. But then, he has struggled with the wind swirling through the course. He wasn’t the only one. But Watson’s scorecards were the stuff of wonder. MORE: Leaderboard | Augusta images | Mickelson missed cut Watson was this close to the cut line on Friday: His score was worst among players invited to play on the weekend....

It’s Bubblegum TV – and the bubble keeps getting bigger. ““Sweet Valley’’ (which begs to be nicknamed ““Exposed-Midriff High’’) is the top-rated syndicated show among girls 12 to 17. NBC boasts that its Saturday teen block – ““California Dreams,’’ ““Hang Time’’ and ““Saved by the Bell’’ – is watched by 75 percent of teenage American girls at some time during the course of the year. ““SBTB’’ reaches nearly 10 million kids a week in this country, and goes out to 85 countries around the world....

The veteran Buccaneers receiver was placed on injured reserve Tuesday with a torn ACL that will end his season. “This is obviously very disappointing for me personally," Jackson in a team release . “I had high hopes for this season because I know what we are capable of accomplishing as a team. My top priority going into every season is being out there with my teammates and helping my team any way possible....

The young Buchananites are heirs to a renegade conservative tradition–one that both exalts polities as a battle for the soul and disdains its inside dealmaking. The founding fathers were the Buckley clan (polemicist Bill; brother Jim, a former U.S. senator, and brother-in-law L. Brent Bozell) and the New South Republicans led by Sen. Strom Thurmond and textile giant Roger Milliken. Organizations like Young Americans for Freedom, founded by Bill Buckley, and the College Young Republicans, a creation of the GOP, supplied shock troops for the alliance....

The award-winning artist has been ever-present courtside in Toronto, where the Raptors leveled the NBA playoff series at 2-2 on Tuesday. Drake trolled Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo during Toronto’s 120-102 victory by laughing as the MVP candidate missed free throws and was seen massaging Raptors coach Nick Nurse’s shoulders. His antics angered Octagon Basketball Europe senior director Georgios Dimitropoulos, who used to be Antetokounmpo’s European agent and tweeted he had “never seen anything as disrespectful as this before” before deleting the post....

Sanders was injured when he was elbowed in the right eye by Houston's James Harden as the two went for a rebound in a Feb. 8 game. Sanders' surgery repaired right orbital bone fractures. Sanders missed nearly two months early this season after tearing a thumb ligament in a fight at a Milwaukee nightclub. In 23 games this season, Sanders has averaged 7.7 points, 7.2 rebounds and 1.7 blocked shots in about 25 minutes per contest....

Ryan Fox, aka “NBA Milhouse,” first went viral for dressing as the famous sidekick from “The Simpsons” at a Bucks game in October. Fox hopes to help the Bucks in the NBA playoffs by attending a game and maybe even sitting courtside. To help his cause, Fox launched a GoFundMe campaign hoping to raise $500 for playoff tickets. Per his GoFundMe: As of Wednesday afternoon, Fox had raised around $55....

Dybala struck twice before half-time with a pair of beautifully-taken finishes and a Giorgio Chiellini header in the second half crowned a dominant 3-0 win in Turin. Official: Dybala is a global superstar Buffon - who recorded his seventh clean sheet of this season’s Champions League - also contributed heavily with a world-class save from Andres Iniesta, but the veteran Italian hailed Dybala’s impact. “Paulo Dybala has grown dramatically over the last two years,” Buffon told Mediaset Premium....

Officers were called to the scene in the Hilltop area to reports of a body seen in a mattress just before 9 a.m. at the 3600 block on Briggs Road near Wedgewood Drive. The male victim was pronounced dead at the scene from injuries most likely sustained from multiple gunshots, according to Columbus police and as reported by WBNS 10-TV. The man’s name and age have not yet been released....

In retrospect, this was about the only advance warning Bill Clinton gave that he was ready, finally, to grab hold of his presidency: he was loose. Even so, the first 10 minutes of his State of the Union speech was, essentially, business as usual. It wasn’t until he hit health care that the weird stuff began-“the oratorical equivalent of bungee-jumping,” an aide later said. “All of our efforts to strengthen the economy will fail,” the president read, then–suddenly–launched himself into hyperspace: “Let me say this again; I feel so strongly about this....

After breaking in through a window on Sunday afternoon, Teral Christesson, 32, ate shrimp, drank beer, and bathed before the couple found him standing in the home with an AR-15 scoped rifle, according to police. While it is not completely unheard of for a homeowner to come home in the middle of a burglary, it is quite uncommon for the suspect to be non-confrontational about the crime. In Washington, a family was shocked to find a stranger doing laundry and making food inside their home....

3 Up Dee Gordon, 2B, Dodgers. Billy Hamilton was supposed to be the premier base thief in the game this year, but Gordon wants to remind people that he knows a thing or two about swiping bags as well. His four thefts yesterday – that’s right, four – ramped his season total up to nine. Ben Zobrist, 2B, Rays. Zobrist went yard twice, and drove in all four of the Rays’ runs against the Reds....

“I have had it with that kind of treatment of Americans,” George Bush said on the campaign trail last Wednesday, abruptly transforming the plight of the hostages into a political issue. For three months his administration had taken pains not to get bogged down in a hostage crisis 20 times the size of the one that did in Jimmy Carter. Bush made it clear that the hostage problem would not shape U....

It’s no surprise that Bush’s trip to Mexico last week was widely characterized as “style over substance.” The eight-hour visit produced no specific accords. And, for Bush, it was the diplomatic equivalent of barely dipping one’s toe in foreign waters: the president retreated across the border to spend the night at his ranch in Crawford, Texas. But the trip, nonetheless, hinted at the kind of foreign policy the new U....

But Lavandero thinks his country got a raw deal under the trade treaty, which was recently ratified by his colleagues in the Senate, and he wants the Chilean courts to nullify the accord as unconstitutional. Among his gripes, Lavandero says that Chile will not be free to change environmental laws under the terms of the deal, or to raise royalties on foreign mining companies, without subjecting itself to challenge from U....