Sandara Park Launches ARADNAS and Sets rePRISM Comeback for June 20
Sandara Park is launching her ARADNAS era with the single album rePRISM on June 20, followed by a live-focused Asia fan-con tour beginning in Seoul.
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Sandara Park is launching her ARADNAS era with the single album rePRISM on June 20, followed by a live-focused Asia fan-con tour beginning in Seoul.
FIFTY FIFTY return with ‘Like a Bubble’ and the six-track EP Imperfect-I’mperfect, turning self-acceptance, new vocals, and global comeback plans into a defining K-pop moment.
South Korean prosecutors have rejected a police request for an arrest warrant against HYBE chairman Bang Si-hyuk, citing insufficient grounds for detention. The billionaire K-Pop mogul behind BTS faces allegations of misleading investors ahead of HYBE's 2020 IPO in a scheme worth an estimated 260 billion won.
BTS member j-hope shared the death of the grandmother who raised him during the ARIRANG tour stop at Tokyo Dome, turning one of the year’s biggest K-pop concerts into a deeply personal moment.
Ten is leaving SM Entertainment on April 8, but reports say he will continue activities with WayV and NCT where possible. Here is what the unusual move means for his solo future, his group roles, and the wider K-Pop industry.
SEVENTEEN has renewed with PLEDIS Entertainment as all 13 members commit to a second full-group contract renewal, turning the finale of the group’s world tour into one of the most significant K-pop news stories of the day.
BTS' new hidden song 'Come Over' has turned the ARIRANG deluxe vinyl into one of K-pop's biggest stories. Here's why the SUGA-produced, ARMY-dedicated track matters right now.
Mark Lee is leaving NCT and SM Entertainment after 10 years, a move that reshapes NCT 127 and NCT DREAM while opening a new chapter in his solo career. Here is what the breaking K-pop news means for fans, the groups, and Mark's future.
BLACKPINK's ROSÉ won K-pop Artist of the Year and Best Collaboration for 'APT.' with Bruno Mars at the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards, marking one of the biggest K-pop news stories of the day.
HYBE has rejected Min Hee-jin's dramatic offer to forgo her $18 million court victory in exchange for dropping all lawsuits against NewJeans. The K-pop giant deposited $20.5 million with the court to appeal, signaling a prolonged legal battle that leaves the future of the fractured girl group hanging in the balance.