Welcome to another edition of SB Week in Review. Here’s all the news you might have missed over the past week:

Headlines

Aespa took home the Song of the Year prize for “Supernova” at the Korean Music Awards. Bibi and G-Dragon also won awards.
Seoul police investigated a woman for sexual harassment after she kissed BTS’ Jin without his consent at a fan event last June.

Debuts & Comebacks

ZeroBaseOne came back with the nostalgic “Blue.”
Hearts2Hearts debuted with “The Chase.”
G-Dragon made his long-awaited comeback with two MVs, “Too Bad” (featuring Anderson Paak) and “Drama.”
Gyubin returned with ”Like U 100,” the title track from her first EP.
Lisa declared that she might “Fxck Up the World.”
Young Posse created a dark revenge storyline for “Cold,” featuring 10CM.

Baekhyun will collaborate with Umi on digital single “Do What You Do,” out on March 3.
BtoB spoiled a portion of their title track “Love Today” from their March 5th album BToday.
Jennie released a sampler of her album Ruby, out on March 7
J-Hope performed his forthcoming single “Sweet Dreams” (feat. Miguel) at a series of concerts, ahead of a March 7 release.
Itzy’s Yeji will make her solo debut with Air on March 10.
Seulgi adopted a villain concept for her sophomore EP Accidentally on Purpose, also out on March 10.
Hoshi x Woozi will debut as a subunit with Beam on March 10.
Le Sserafim dropped a series of concept films for their March 14 album Hot, some of which relate to different album versions.
Seo In-guk and Jeong Eun-ji, stars of Reply 1997, will release a single “Couple” on March 16.
NMixx will round out a trilogy of albums with Fe304: Forward, out on March 17.
The Boyz will return with Unexpected, their first album with One Hundred, on March 17.
StayC hinted at a more mature concept for their March 18 single “S.”
Ailee will come back with (Me)moir, scheduled for a March 20 release.
NewBeat, from Beat Interactive, will debut on March 24 with a full album, Raw and Rad.

Weeekly have terminated their contract with IST Entertainment.
Former Fifty Fifty members Aran, Saena, and Sio have requested for The Givers CEO Ahn Sung-il to produce their new group Ablume. Fifty FIfty’s company Attrakt had accused Ahn of trying to poach the group.