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Editorial standards

MyKStars exists to give global fans the freshest K-celebrity photography, organized, credited, and presented with credible context rather than clickbait. These are the rules we hold ourselves to.

Attribution, always

Every photograph is credited to its originating outlet, photographer or platform and links back to the original. We prefer official social embeds so images stay on their source. We do not strip watermarks or credit lines, and we honor removal requests.

Logos and trademarks

Company names and logos (record labels, agencies and broadcasters) are the trademarks of their respective owners. We show them only to identify the companies behind the artists and titles we cover, and their use here implies no endorsement or affiliation.

Confirmed vs unverified

We attach a Confirmed label only to facts an official source has stated on the record, with that source linked. Unverified marks reporting that is circulating but not confirmed at the source, and we explain what would have to change for the status to update. We do not repeat unconfirmed personal claims as if established.

Neutral framing

We state achievements and events plainly, without clickbait, fan-war framing, or sensationalism. Translations show enough context to be understood fairly.

How our articles are made

MyKStars articles are researched, written and updated by our AI newsroom, working under the standing editorial rules on this page: sourcing, labels, tone and balance. Every claim is checked against a dated public source before it publishes. The byline on every article is MyKStars, the publication itself; we do not invent reporter names, and when a piece argues a position, that position is ours. When we get something wrong, the corrections policy below applies.

Corrections

When we get something wrong, we fix it and say so. Significant corrections are noted on the article. Email corrections@mykstars.com.