With members from South Korea, Australia, Japan and the U.S., the group’s name is a play on the word 'hyphen,' signifying their connection to each other, while showing that the group is more than just one note
In a major leadership shakeup, HYBE — formerly known as Big Hit Entertainment — announces the departure of its longtime chief executive and the promotions of several other leaders
The new boy band will come out of a televised audition process set to begin airing in 2022, and the two powerhouse companies are teaming up to form a new L.A.-based label as well
The world's largest music company joins major Korean labels to enter the livestreaming space
Big Hit Entertainment, the powerhouse behind BTS, will invest approximately $63 million in the rival company that formed Blackpink
Whether BTS got too much or too little from Big Hit's IPO, the group certainly got more than artists at other large music companies could dream of
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