As a Super Junior member leaves the army, a ZE:A member goes in. Sam Hammington and Kevin Kim look at how military service affects an idols career path. Plus why is Lee Hyoris'  TV show a hit but his last album not so much? And let's not forget William Hammington's 1st birthday celebrations! How much cake can a one year old get through? You'd be surprised (or maybe not)...

The latest in K-Drama this week includes the teasers for' School 2017,' Park Bo Gum to star with the Hong sisters and why Im Siwan is a super actor!

On this week's Friday Fan Forum, we're talking about idols living together. AOA are moving out of their dorm, so we ask Kevin what it was like living with the ZE:A boys. He talks about everything, including their toilet logistics.

This week on SBS PopAsia Live with Kevin Kim, we find out how ZE:A got its name. Kevin also explains why so many band names have numbers in them and how band names are chosen. Plus we discuss weird band names (because a new one just came out).

Singaporean artist Tabitha Nauser chats to SBS PopAsia about her musical inspiration, her thoughts on Aussie food and what makes a good song.

On this week's Friday Fan Forum, the team ask talk about dating  and what they think of their bias being in a relationship. They talk about their own thoughts and what they think of fan reactions. What do you think?

This week on SBS PopAsia Live with Kevin Kim, learn about what K-pop stars do to keep fit and healthy. They have certain training regimes to get the right amount of muscle. Kevin also tells us what they eat daily. *Takes notes*

Kevin Kim tells us how he prepares for a concert. The K-pop star says every idol has a different method on how to prep. He says, when you go overseas you have to think about the length of the show, but firstly you think about the fans. What the fans expect and what they want to hear. Then he spills on his most memorable concert experience. Find out where it was....

Kevin Kim says his K-pop career has been tough, but also rewarding. He did 50 performances from a van around the country when he was starting out. His group toured around the big cities every single day. They'd approach school principals and ask if they could perform for the students during exam time. They'd perform at five schools per day, with each event going for about 90 minutes. It wasn't easy, but he gives some words of advice on how to tackle life's hurdles.

APINK go ahead with their promotions despite threats, BTS included in a new 'Time' poll, and who's been busking on the streets of Seoul? Your latest hit of k-pop news is here.