With all of the recent events involving singer Lee Hyori in the worst possible way, something was bound to happen with her agency, especially because her contract with Mnet Media has ended. There's been a lot of speculation that she was going to join Gil Entertainment and she did so, albeit with a new name. The sexy diva will be starting her own agency with an old manager from her Fin.K.L days (4-member girl group that Lee Hyori was a part of, debuted back in 1998). It was decided that the agency will be named B2M Entertainment. An official from Mnet Media stated, "Lee Hyori's contract was supposed to expire in August, however due to the recent turn of events, her contract extension will be voided and she will be starting her own agency, B2M Entertainment." Lee Hyori was originally planning to foll0w-up her hit song Chitty Chitty Bang Bang with a repackaged album that was planned to be released on July 4th and would have included 6 more tracks (though possibly plagiarized by Bahnus Vacuum once again), but was entirely avoided due to all of the legal action that both Hyori and her old company Mnet Media will have to now undergo. This is definitely good news for Hyori, considering the fact that she'll be able to closely regulate the happenings in her agency as well as prevent further cases of plagiarism. It looks like she'll be following Rain's path (J. Tune Entertainment), as they both now have their own agencies.