Remember the woman Seungri apparently had a ‘scandal’ with?

It turns out that she’s a translator! She had an interview with a Taiwanese outlet and said, “I translated 3-4 years ago [for Seungri]. I’m not in charge of translating for Seungri now, but I was requested to translate for BIGBANG’s recent Taiwanese concert and to take care of personal schedules. That’s why those kind of pictures were taken. I’m not a prostitute.”

She added, “I hope people don’t think of me as a prostitute or someone with big breasts. I don’t have any kind of relationship with Seungri like was reported or the way fans think. I don’t want to become famous, so I never even thought about things like that. For the past 4-5 years, I’ve been translating for Korean celebrities and I often had coffee or ate with them. That’s why I didn’t know that those pictures would be so problematic.”

Source: AllKPop

  
In the elaborate, stylish video trailer for BigBang’s new tour, this K-pop megastar boy band appears in its own highly stylized Tarantino flick, full of screeching cars, curvaceous women dancing in dimly lit spaces and threats of imminent violence. It’s safe to say that won’t be replicated onstage when the tour comes to the Prudential Center in Newark on Oct. 10 and 11. Partly that’s because onstage, BigBang is more theatrical than moody, and partly because several of the group’s recent singles — songs like “We Like 2 Party” and “Loser” — are notably more mellow than its hyperkinetic early work.

Those new songs mark the end of a three-year hiatus for BigBang and are part of the roll-up to its forthcoming album, “Made” (YG). This tour takes its name from that album and may also be the last time the full BigBang five perform as a unit before, one by one, they enlist for mandatory South Korean military service. (8 p.m., prucenter.com)

Source: NY Times