Despite staying at home amidst the coronavirus pandemic, it's not hard to keep yourself busy due to the advanced technology that gives people several indoor activities, which include social media, online games, video and music streaming, among others.
K-pop enthusiasts are people who have been witnesses of the entertainment trends have the capacity to give predictions that might become true to or not.
Pink Pandas were stunned when Apink's Bomi's V Live streaming, which was supposed to be a happy bonding with her fans, was interrupted by a hater who asked the idol to leave the group if she is dating a BTS member.
ARMYs are demanding an apology from South Korean media channel MBC. This was after the news outlet used BTS's images in one news coverage about how faces of celebrities are edited to turn them into sexually explicit pictures, or the so-called deepfakes.
Being an idol under the "Big 3" agencies is a big deal, that's why several trainees are thriving and striving to enter at least one of the three agency giants. Among thousands of individuals from all over the world who aspire to be a "Big 3" idol, being cast by a staff coming directly from these companies is a huge advantage, given that not everyone is given such an opportunity.
American celebrity Shallon Lester is currently under fire for criticizing BTS and MONSTA X, questioning their sexual orientation, calling them female, and much worse!
It was not the first time that BTS received a rude comment from people who said that they look like "women" in a mocking way. While you may be wondering how BTS members maintain their handsome auras on stage, we present what sorts of brands and products they use in hopes of ending these so-called societal cliches.
There's a phrase that says the eyes are the windows to the soul. The deep meaning behind this saying is that our emotions and feelings can be seen by looking through our eyes. However, when you look through the eyes of one Jeon Jungkook, you can quickly peek at an entire night's sky!
For years, the LGBTQ+ community has fought hard for acceptance and gender equality. They have come a long way and still has a long way to go, but it's gratifying to see them having gained better acceptance compared to the narrow-minded past. And for a conservative country like South Korea, there are actually celebrities who openly support and embrace the LGBTQ+ community.
RM, the leader of the famous South Korean idol group BTS, announced on their official YouTube channel "BANGTANTV" that they will update fans frequently during the lockdown, especially with the preparations of their new album.
The BTS member Jungkook showed off his popularity on social media through Twitter. Recently, an American media outlet reported that "BTS Jungkook has 3 tweets of more than 2 million likes on Twitter.
Global K-pop group BTS is hosting a free online concert series called BANG BANG CON to entertain fans all around the world in this time of coronavirus self-quarantine.
Jungkook injured his heel an hour before the group's “LOVE YOURSELF” concert at the 02 Arena in London. On April 16, the documentary film "Bring the Soul: The Movie" aired on JTBC where BTS Jungkook was seen suffering from a heel injury