Tied to the release of their album of the same name, Monsta X: The Dreaming will chronicle the K-pop group's journey, with never-before-seen footage, new interviews, and performances of their biggest hits
On breaking free of other people’s expectations, finding inspiration in family, and the future of pop music
Karina, Winter, Giselle, and Ningning reveal their softer side as they navigate their first year as K-pop idols
Group's seven-song collection features their first English-language track "2 MINUS 1"
The South Korean rapper and singer will be also joined by Indonesian artist Afgan and Korean hip-hop trio Epik High for the virtual concert
JRC4 is being hailed as the largest global Asian music festival, with more than 250 artists of Asian descent performing across 14 stages around the world
Born in Seoul but raised in Dallas, the singer and dancer says she’s always wanted to be an artist for everyone, regardless of genre, location or language
The singer and rapper's edgy new sound and assertive lyrics that are helping to shed any preconceived perceptions of K-pop for good
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
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