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After a huge success with her first solo track reaching 10 million streams, she returns after 7 months. Released at 6:00 PM on the 7th: "What’s a girl to do". Featuring her direct participation in all lyrics and composition, along with a daring visual transformation, she proves her capabilities as a fully realized artist!

“〈Salmokji〉, it’s a 10/10 movie—but if you say it’s too scary, I feel like audiences won’t come. So I’ll give it a 9.5.”

Han Ji-min & Park Sung-hoon’s matchmaking success… “An Efficient Match for Never Married, Never Single” ends with a 5.0% finale

Written by Yu Jae-sun, and global production staff join for a special deep-sea adventure of creatures dreaming of the human world

Milly Alcock’s Powerful Debut… Jason Momoa Joins as ‘Lobo,’ Hinting at a Truly Cosmic Scale

On the 6th, Fans Meet for the First Time at Sangam…A Special Gift from the Members Who Have Grown into Their Own Paths

A Fresh Profile Reveals an Even More Mature Visual

Captures the bold moves of the protagonists as adults… Spotlighting Rue’s crisis after getting entangled with a Mexican drug cartel A star-studded roster of new faces joins the cast, including Sharon Stone and Rosalía… Anticipate director Sam Levinson’s stylish touch After high school graduation, their diverging destinies unfold—Cassie and Nate’s marriage and Maddy’s move to Hollywood, among other developments

The legendary Talking Heads frontman delivers an innovative live set alongside a seven-piece brass ensemble Tracks from the new album “Who Is the Sky?” … A narrative stage that celebrates musical harmony and the power of song Three-dimensional staging introduced through choreography by Stephen Hoggett—an artistic pinnacle that echoes “American Utopia”

Overcoming limited eligible downloads and exclusion from YouTube, they also reached No. 1 on the ‘Hot 100.’ From mid-tier hip-hop idol groups to No. 1 on Billboard’s singles and albums—then, after completing military service, returning to No. 1 again. “BTS, as a global pop artist—BTS itself is a genre… ‘ARMY’ is a community of values that goes beyond consumers.”