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A Japanese Pop Idol Refused His Gifts. Now He Admits To Stabbing Her.
After the pop star wouldn't say why she returned his present, the man says he "became mad and stabbed her numerous times."
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Japan Court Rules Dating Ban On Pop Idol 'Goes Too Far': Reports
A former female pop star, who was sued by her talent agency for dating a fan, won a legal battle this week after a court ruled that the suit threatened her "freedom to pursue happiness".
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Inspired By Circus, Sisters Chart Japan Pop Niche
Their head-to-toe cute factor brings to mind fellow crowd-pleasing Japanese musicians, but for the two sisters who form Charan-Po-Rantan, the inspiration comes not from pop idols but the circus.
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Cute Japan Pop Star Recruits Soldiers as Shinzo Abe Boosts Military
Just as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe beefs up Japan's military, the armed forces have turned to a 20-year pop idol for a softer touch in recruiting soldiers in a country that revels in all things cute.
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Japan pop idol's head-shave apology stirs debate
A member of a hugely popular Japanese girl band has shaved her head and issued a tearful videotaped apology for violating the megagroup's no-dating rule.
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A Japanese Pop Idol Refused His Gifts. Now He Admits To Stabbing Her.
After the pop star wouldn't say why she returned his present, the man says he "became mad and stabbed her numerous times."
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Japan Court Rules Dating Ban On Pop Idol 'Goes Too Far': Reports
A former female pop star, who was sued by her talent agency for dating a fan, won a legal battle this week after a court ruled that the suit threatened her "freedom to pursue happiness".
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Inspired By Circus, Sisters Chart Japan Pop Niche
Their head-to-toe cute factor brings to mind fellow crowd-pleasing Japanese musicians, but for the two sisters who form Charan-Po-Rantan, the inspiration comes not from pop idols but the circus.
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Cute Japan Pop Star Recruits Soldiers as Shinzo Abe Boosts Military
Just as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe beefs up Japan's military, the armed forces have turned to a 20-year pop idol for a softer touch in recruiting soldiers in a country that revels in all things cute.
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Japan pop idol's head-shave apology stirs debate
A member of a hugely popular Japanese girl band has shaved her head and issued a tearful videotaped apology for violating the megagroup's no-dating rule.
