Amazon to launch a new competition series 'K-Pop: The Search for the Next K-Pop Superstar'?

According to an exclusive report by The Hollywood Reporter, Amazon is in the negotiation stage of streaming a new global competition program titled 'K-Pop: The Search for the Next K-Pop Superstar'. �

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'K-Pop: The Search for the Next K-Pop Superstar' will be a competition�program in which the contestants around the globe compete for a recording contract with a major Korean entertainment agency. Training for singing, dancing, acting, and style will take place with a panel of judges and mentors.�

"The series will be executive produced by�Arthur Smith�(Hell's Kitchen, American Ninja Warrior) and�Toby Gorman�(American Idol) for A. Smith & Co. Productions,�Arnold Rifkin�(Live Free or Die Hard) for Cheyenne Enterprises, and Jesse James Dupree (Mighty Loud Entertainment) and Justin Lee (CJ Entertainment)", stated The Hollywood Reporter.

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