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ASTRO's Eunwoo gifted BTS's Jungkook a G-Shock watch typically used by soldiers, along with a heartfelt letter, as a parting gift before Jungkook's upcoming military enlistment. The two idols, known for their close friendship, have supported each other over the years, and fans are touched by Eunwoo's thoughtful gesture.
Amazon has launched Astro for Business, a security robot available for purchase at $2,349.99, designed to patrol businesses autonomously or via remote control. Equipped with an HD periscope camera with night vision, Astro offers a 24/7 live view and two-way talk. Amazon also offers three subscription services, including Virtual Security Guard for $99 a month, which notifies Ring's Rapid Response agents of suspicious activity. Astro for Home, a similar robot for residential use, is available by invite only.
ASTRO members Sanha and Cha Eun Woo, along with Seventeen's Mingyu, visited Moonbin's memorial space outside the Fantagio building and left heartfelt letters for their late friend. The memorial space will remain open to the public until April 30, and all artifacts left in honor of Moonbin will be collected by his agency afterward.
Members of ASTRO and Seventeen, including Jinjin, MJ, and Seungkwan, left heartfelt letters for Moonbin at his memorial space set up by Fantagio. Moonbin passed away on April 19, and fans and loved ones continue to mourn his loss. Many have visited the memorial space to pay their respects and leave messages for the late idol.
Fantagio has set up a memorial space in front of their headquarters for fans to pay their respects to ASTRO's Moonbin until April 30. All letters and gifts left at the space will be stored with care, and tributary messages will be periodically collected and stored during the memorial period. Fantagio expresses gratitude to AROHA and offers condolences to Moonbin's loved ones.
Big Planet Made Entertainment has announced changes in their artist's schedule following the death of ASTRO member Moonbin. VIVIZ will sit out the Grammys Museum schedule, while the group will continue with their performance in Las Vegas.
Fans of K-pop star Moonbin mourned his death at a makeshift memorial in Choice Music, a record store in Koreatown, Los Angeles. Moonbin, a member of the boy-band Astro, was found dead at his home in Seoul, with police stating that it appeared he had taken his own life. Fans left notes and flowers at the memorial, remembering Moonbin as a positive person and close friend to other artists. The deaths of other K-pop stars by suicide have led to reflection on the industry's grueling work schedule and social isolation of its idols.
Fantagio has announced that the funeral procession and burial site of ASTRO's Moonbin will be kept private for his family and close friends.
Moon Bin, a 25-year-old K-pop star and member of the boy band Astro, was found dead in his home in Seoul. His music label, Fantagio, confirmed his death and said authorities believe he took his own life. Fans around the world expressed their grief and condolences on social media. Moon Bin had started his career as a child actor and debuted with Astro in 2016. The intense pressures of the Korean entertainment industry and strict management have been linked to a mental health crisis in the industry, with South Korea having the highest rate of youth suicide among OECD nations.
Moon Bin, a member of the K-pop group Astro, was found dead at his home in Seoul. The 25-year-old's management agency confirmed his death and police are investigating, but have found no signs of foul play. Moon Bin debuted in 2016 with Astro and also performed as a member of the duo Moonbin & Sanha. His death has sparked discussions about mental health in the entertainment industry, which has seen several suicides in recent years.
Moon Bin, a member of the K-pop group Astro, was found dead at his home in Seoul at the age of 25. His management agency, Fantagio, confirmed his death and stated that his funeral will be held privately. Police are investigating his death but have found no signs of foul play. Moon Bin began his music career in 2016 as a member of Astro, which quickly found success in South Korea and Japan. Fans and fellow artists expressed grief and shock over his sudden death.
K-pop star Moon Bin, a member of the boy band ASTRO, was found dead at his home in Seoul at the age of 25. The cause of death is currently under investigation, but no signs of foul play have been found. Moon Bin's music label, Fantagio, confirmed his death and asked for privacy for his family. Moon Bin's death is the latest in a string of young celebrity deaths in South Korea, highlighting the pressure and toxic online fan culture faced by stars in the entertainment industry.
Moon Bin, a 25-year-old member of the K-pop group Astro, was found dead at his home in Seoul. His management agency, Fantagio, confirmed his death and stated that his funeral will be held quietly with limited attendance. Moon Bin debuted in 2016 with Astro and also performed as a member of the duo Moonbin & Sanha. Police are investigating his death but have found no signs of foul play.
Moon Bin, a member of the K-pop group Astro, was found dead at his home in Seoul at the age of 25. His management agency, Fantagio, confirmed his death and police are investigating, but have found no signs of foul play. Moon Bin began his music career in 2016 and quickly found success in South Korea and Japan. Fans and fellow artists are mourning his sudden death, which comes amid growing concerns about mental health in the entertainment industry.
K-pop star Moon Bin, a member of the boy band Astro, has died at the age of 25. His music label, Fantagio, confirmed his death and stated that he had "suddenly left us and became a star in the sky." Authorities believe Moon Bin had taken his own life. The news has sparked an outpouring of grief and condolences from fans worldwide, highlighting the intense pressures celebrities face in the competitive and stressful Korean entertainment industry. K-pop idols are known to be subject to intense pressure from their strict management, which has been linked to a mental health crisis in the industry.