BREAKING NEWS: White Entertainment's Tiffany Taeyeon reported missing

The popular singer and her entourage were last seen boarding a private plane to fly back to Seoul from Melbourne, Australia, where Tiffany had just wrapped production on multiple music videos for her upcoming single "Do Da Disco".

Little information is known about the situation just yet, but AKF have obtained a recording of a phone call made from the plane just minutes before it went missing. According to the call, made by Tiffany to White CEO Trina Villota, Tiffany and the other passengers had been drinking and partying, and had urged the pilot to fly over the Bermuda Triangle as a dare. Air traffic control tracked the aircraft as it headed towards the mysterious location, before it seemingly vanished into thin air.

Other passengers on board included celebrity hairstylist Ongina Palao, personal assistant Jordin Mahogany, music video director Tasha Richards, and four male backup dancers, Jacques Sarkozy, Tiago Lopez, Anthony Jackson, and Elma Xiou.

Rescue boats & choppers have been dispatched in the area, but so far nothing has been found.

Authorities have also opened up an official investigation after a White Entertainment warehouse containing finished copies of Tiffany’s album ‘Friday Night Fever’ was burned to the ground on the same day as the plane vanished. Police suspect that the fire was set deliberately, and could be related to the disappearance as a possible plot to kill Tiffany and prevent her album from being released.

Trina Villota was too distraught to give an official statement on the matter, so we spoke to White Co-CEO KellyRose Spires, who held an official press conference just hours ago.

“The staff & artists at White & KRS Media are devastated, but hopeful that Tiffany & the others will make it home safely.”

“Unfortunately,” she continued, “the warehouse fire not only destroyed all the finished copies of Tiffany’s album, but also the computers that held all the artwork on file. The only other copy of the album was on a laptop which Tiffany had with her at the time of her disappearance, so for the time being, the release of Friday Night Fever has been postponed indefinitely.”

“My colleague Trina Villota is currently recovering in hospital after suffering from severe anxiety attacks brought on by this tragic news,” said KellyRose. “But I speak for her when I say that White Entertainment are 100% certain that Tiffany’s disappearance is the result of foul play and sabotage, and we are working closely with the authorities to ensure that Tiffany is found and the culprit is brought to justice. We have already provided the Seoul Police Department with a long list of suspects, which includes Will.i.am, Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, T-ara's Qri, Lady Jane, Tila Caffarelli, Song Ji Eun, and BIGBANG’s Daesung, who was investigated for murder just last year.”

“As the search for Tiffany and her killer continues, fans can contribute by supporting White Entertainment and KRS Media’s robust catalog. Titles currently available for physical and digital purchase include Jessica Jiyeon's "Girl Without A Heart", Suzy Sooyoung’s “A Very Suzy-licious Christmas”, HyunA Knowles’ “A Bunny’s Dream”, Wi-Fi’s debut mini-album "Everywhere", and BAP&TIFFANY’s “I Love You”. Thank you." 

Netizens had this to say about the tragedy:

"This was certainly caused by Aaliyah's troubled spirit. She is making sure we don't forget her.", "First Amy, then Whitney, and now Tiffany. It seems any female singer with a 'Y' at the end of their name will meet a cruel fate. Please take care, Suzy.", and "I know Tiffany is probably dead, but can White just release her album anyway? The teaser sounded hot."

Please keep an eye on AKF for more updates as they develop.

Heathers cause a scandal with red carpet fashion flop

Girls' Revolution's J-Pop sub-unit Heathers have been labelled "desperate" and "offensive" by the Japanese media.

Heathers' duo Jessica Jiyeon and Tiffany Taeyeon strutted their stuff on the red carpet yesterday at the opening of Tokyo Fashion Week, but their stylish ensembles have failed to impress local fashion critics. On this morning's episode of Idol Fashion Police, celebrity fashion bloggers Mademoiselle Yulia and Kyary Pamyu Pamyu singled out the K-Pop duo as the worst dressed stars of the night.

"Let's start with blondie first," said Yulia, live on-air. "This look might be cute for an afternoon picnic, but on the red carpet at Fashion Week? You've got to be kidding me. It's like a joke, but nobody's laughing."

"I totally agree with you," Kyary responded. "I can't for the life of me understand what possessed her to wear this on the red carpet. She has ballet flats on for God's sake! It almost feels like she tried to personally attack Japanese culture by under-dressing at one of our country's most prestigious events; it's as if she's saying, 'I don't care about Japan or Japanese fashion, so I'm not going to put any effort into my look.' Frankly, I was offended."

After cruelly laying into Jessica, the fashion critics turned their attention over to her bandmate, Tiffany Taeyeon.

"Okay, now let me start off by saying that the actual outfit is nowhere near as bad as Jessica's was," said Kyary. "Tiffany seems to understand that this is a red carpet event and not afternoon tea, and she's dressed accordingly, but I feel like her look is more Milan or Paris Fashion Week than it is Tokyo Fashion Week. I mean, does she even know that she's in Japan? Didn't Heathers have a hit here recently with that awful Shady song? She needed less Euro in her look, and more Oriental. Tiffany's acting like every other Korean Idol by coming here and using us to make money, while refusing to accept any of our culture. Ugh."

"That's your biggest problem, Kyary?" chimed in Yulia. "You haven't mentioned the hair! That's the biggest crime here. I look at the Galliano platform shoes and I love them, then I look up at her head and I just think to myself, 'What were you thinking?' The whole head-shaving thing is so three years ago now -- it was like Tiffany was racking her pea-brain to find any cheap stunt she could to snatch the spotlight on the red carpet, but it completely backfired. If she were Cassie in Milan four years ago, then maybe this whole look would have worked, but today? Fail."

"It was definitely desperate," Kyary responded. "For Tiffany it's about the attention, not the art. I was at the event yesterday, and I saw Tiff working the red carpet for over an hour, posing for pictures and talking to every reporter that she could find, but when she was finally finished, she didn't even go inside to see the show! I saw her get back into her waiting limo and drive off, leaving Jessica to go in alone."

After naming Tiffany and Jessica as the worst dressed of the night, Kyary and Yulia gave Japanese singer Koda Kumi and Idol group AKB48 the best dressed honor. The pair praised Kumi's daring red carpet look of a thong bikini with pasties and thigh-high boots, and were impressed with AKB48's matching school uniforms.

Moments after Idol Fashion Police finished, Korean Netizens who had been streaming the program online flooded message boards to vent their objections over the harsh criticism that the Heathers received, with many accusing Kyary and Yulia of being racist towards Koreans.

Comments included, "They have a bias against Korea! They're FILTHY ANTIS!", "Jessica and Tiffany obviously went for a dual concept look -- Jess was soft and innocent, and Tiff was dark and more structured -- clearly these so-called fashion experts missed the whole point," and "These whale killers are just pressed that the Hallyu wave is taking over their ugly sumo country and that Koreans are outshining all their artists on the charts. HEATHERS FIGHTING!"

It looks like Heathers' trip down the red carpet is about to become a bigger deal than they ever could have imagined! Stay tuned to AKF as this controversial story evolves.