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Thu, August 11, 2022 | 18:33
HYBE's 'The City' project aims to connect K-pop to major cities
HYBE's 'The City' project aims to connect K-pop to major cities
LAS VEGAS - K-pop behemoth BTS, which is playing a series of sold-out concerts in Las Vegas, has turned the whole city into a “BTS-themed park” where fans can enjoy the septet's concerts, stay at BTS-themed hotels, visit its photo exhibition and try the members' favorite dishes. And this is only the beginning of a project called “The City” that turns entire metropolises into ...
Dong Sun-hwa | 2022-04-10 09:19
  • BTS lights up Las Vegas, plays concert for 50,000 fans
  • HYBE calls for swift decision on BTS' military exemption
  • BTS dyes Las Vegas purple, turns city into playground
BTS dyes Las Vegas purple, turns city into playground
BTS dyes Las Vegas purple, turns city into playground
LAS VEGAS - Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, the arena where K-pop titan BTS is staging a series of concerts that began Friday (local time), is the largest in Nevada and can accommodate an audience of 65,000. But it seems the seven superstars and their management company HYBE thought the facility was not big enough for the group and its fans - hence, for the first time in K-po...
Dong Sun-hwa | 2022-04-09 13:27
  • HYBE's 'The City' project aims to connect K-pop to major cities
BTS to begin four live concerts in Las Vegas, Saturday
BTS to begin four live concerts in Las Vegas, Saturday
Las Vegas is going to turn into “BTS city” with the start of the K-pop supergroup's four sold-out concerts this weekend.
2022-04-08 10:38
BTS show not being planned for Yoon's inauguration ceremony: transition committee
BTS show not being planned for Yoon's inauguration ceremony: transition committee
A performance by K-pop sensation BTS is not being planned for President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol's inauguration ceremony next month, the presidential transition committee said Wednesday, denying an earlier remark by an ex-lawmaker involved in the ceremony preparation.
2022-04-06 22:11
IVE aims to solidify presence with new release 'Love Dive'
IVE aims to solidify presence with new release 'Love Dive'
Rookie girl group IVE seeks to solidify its presence as the next leader of K-pop, rolling out its new EP, “Love Dive,” only about four months after making its debut last year. The six-piece act, which burst onto the K-pop scene in December with the tune, “Eleven,” has been basking in early success from the outset.
Dong Sun-hwa | 2022-04-06 17:02
HYBE denies school bullying rumor involving Le Sserafim member
HYBE denies school bullying rumor involving Le Sserafim member
HYBE has denied the rumor that Kim Ga-ram, a member of its soon-to-debut girl group Le Sserafim, was a school bully, saying it would take legal action against those spreading groundless suspicions. The company and Source Music, a label under HYBE that works as an entertainment agency for BTS, said Wednesday that they checked the facts about the rumor which had been spreading ...
Kim Rahn | 2022-04-06 15:24
BIGBANG makes triumphant return with chart-topping 'Still Life'
BIGBANG makes triumphant return with chart-topping 'Still Life'
K-pop boy band BIGBANG has made its triumphant return as a quartet after four years, Tuesday, with its new single, “Still Life,” already topping music charts both at home and abroad. Upon its release Monday at midnight, the song has blasted in at No. 1 on the worldwide iTunes song chart, as well as on Asian music streaming charts - Melon, QQ Music and Line Music - in Korea, C...
Park Han-sol | 2022-04-05 15:59
How fantasy novel 'Momo' inspired EXO's Suho to put on 'Grey Suit'
How fantasy novel 'Momo' inspired EXO's Suho to put on 'Grey Suit'
For Suho of K-pop boy group EXO, his life has been somewhat downcast and grey during the last two years. The SM Entertainment star was discharged from his alternative military service in February, after serving as a social service worker at the Seocho District Office in southern Seoul for nearly two years.
Dong Sun-hwa | 2022-04-05 14:51
No Grammy awards for BTS doesn't mean 'failure'
No Grammy awards for BTS doesn't mean 'failure'
K-pop behemoth BTS did not succeed in winning any trophies at this year's Grammy Awards, Sunday (PST), but that should not be considered a failure, music industry experts say. The septet was nominated in the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance category for its 2021 summer banger, “Butter.” The honor, however, went to Doja Cat and SZA for their hit song, “Kiss Me More.”
Dong Sun-hwa | 2022-04-04 14:54
  • BTS at Grammy Awards [PHOTOS]
  • BTS fails to win Grammy for second consecutive year
  • Jon Batiste tops Grammys; Silk Sonic soars and Rodrigo crowned
BTS fails to win Grammy for second consecutive year
BTS fails to win Grammy for second consecutive year
K-pop juggernaut BTS has failed to take home an honor at the Grammy Awards, one of the biggest U.S. music awards, for the second consecutive year.
2022-04-04 14:49
  • No Grammy awards for BTS doesn't mean 'failure'
  • BTS at Grammy Awards [PHOTOS]
  • Jon Batiste tops Grammys; Silk Sonic soars and Rodrigo crowned
  • BTS stages suspense-filled performance of 'Butter' at Grammy Awards
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