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Seventy percent of foreigners in 30 countries are positive about Hallyu K-pop and BTS remain firmly in first place, and interest from Western countries such as the U.S. and Europe has surged significantly

The 3-year non-compete clause agreed with HYBE has been lifted. After launching A2O Entertainment, he is holding a large-scale audition, marking a return to K-pop.

The first auditions take place in five major Indian cities and online. Global partners such as Samsung and Nongshim join the project, helping expand K-pop’s reach beyond borders.

U.S. media: “The success of K-culture is the result of decades of meticulously designed work”… Spotlight on the key figure who guided the leap from DreamWorks investment to global masters

With all 6,000 seats sold out, he wowed the crowd by performing 27 songs—proving he’s still going strong. With Kang Bu-ja’s passionate support, he announced the release of a new album and offered a deep bow.

Korea Investment & Securities highlights YG Entertainment’s mid- to long-term growth potential, driven by BIGBANG’s global tour and BLACKPINK’s return

Operating the film company Emotion Pictures; launched Film Culture and founded Film Forum… Age 65

Kodaline, beloved for lyrical melodies, will wrap up the band’s activities after their fifth album… A farewell performance in Seoul on August 12

Draws about 14.757 million viewers to take #3 all time at the box office…Reaches #1 in Korean film history with cumulative sales of 142.5 billion won

For the first time in four years, BTS returns as a full group and unveils the first live performance of their new song “Arirang” at Gwanghwamun, Korea’s iconic landmark—bringing it to the world for the first time. Netflix confirmed it will stream live in more than 190 countries, delivering a shared, simultaneous experience with the “Biggest Viewing Party on Earth.” Through close collaboration between HYBE and Netflix, the show will highlight harmony between tradition and modernity—previewing a cultural event that reflects the reach and stature of K-culture.