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BTS' comeback concert on Netflix has a big connection to Bad Bunny's historic halftime show
BTS’ Netflix comeback concert has a surprising connection to Bad Bunny’s historic Super Bowl Halftime show.
The BTS x FILA Saga continues! The FILA global brand ambassadors are partnering yet again for a military-inspired capsule collection called Project 7. Launched in the U.S. on December 1, the fall ...
Diplo has a ton of hits to his name, but he thinks the biggest project of his career is on the horizon when BTS' comeback ...
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BTS to hold events at Seoul landmarks as it gears up for comeback
K-pop supergroup BTS will hold a "The City" cultural project at key sites in the South Korean capital to mark its highly ...
BTS has taken over most of the planet by now, but they're yet to take over one part: the art world. But that's about to change, as the K-pop superstars have launched a new global art project called ...
Fila launched its limited-edition Project 7 collection today, and to promote the line the heritage athletic label tapped BTS. The Fila Project 7 collection features footwear, apparel and accessories ...
After much speculation, BTS has finally unveiled Connect, BTS, a global art initiative that seeks to “redefine the relationships between art and music, the material and immaterial, artists and their ...
They’re singers, dancers and fashion icons – and now the members of K-pop megaband BTS are venturing into the art world as patrons. The South Korean boy band has launched “Connect, BTS,” a global ...
LONDON — K-pop and contemporary art may seem like strange bedfellows, but as of late they have been getting more and more friendly. In 2016 the rapper T.O.P. from K-pop band BIGBANG guest-curated a ...
BTS has officially launched their new project “CONNECT, BTS”! As explained on the project’s official website, “‘CONNECT, BTS’ is a global project to connect five cities and 22 artists, each of whom ...
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