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The BTS dolls by Mattel were made available to fans and collectors last Thursday. The dolls landed at the Super...
As the South Korean boy group conquers the globe with chart-topping albums and sold-out stadium shows, BTS lives up to their title as next-generation leaders, coming out with, quite literally, a game-changer.
Yet for the seven-member Korean superstars, the seven tracks in their latest album, “Map of the Soul: Persona,” are more than the sum of its parts.
BTS are now also the faces of the city's Discover Seoul Pass. Priced at KRW39,900 ($35), the pass is valid for 24 hours.
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Korean superstars BTS continue to conquer the world with the launch on Feb. 25 of Armypedia, a “digital archive of all things BTS.”
K-pop boy band BTS keeps up with their global success with another game-changing worldwide project called Armypedia. Days after...
K-pop phenom BTS has been tapped to front the city of Seoul's latest tourism campaign which targets Millennials and Gen Z.
One man is such a huge fan of BTS lead vocalist Jimin so much so that he is willing to...
“You can call me artist / you can call me idol / or anything else / I do not care,” a derisive RM, leader of South Korean boy band BTS, raps at the very beginning of their new song “Idol.” The four-minute lead track to the group’s comeback album, “Love Yourself: Answer,” which dropped last Aug. 24, is a chorus of self-hallelujahs and praises that seem in tune with the title—condescending and arrogant—but is not.
