The mostly young revelers in their twenties tried to escape without avail. Many couldn’t even move an inch and found themselves squeezed between bodies until they went into cardiac arrest. Why did it happen? And who should be held to blame?

Not only were they yelled at and attacked in public, the entire Omega X band was abandoned in Los Angeles and had to buy their own plane tickets back to South Korea.

A crazy idea has been circulating around the media and message boards: sending BTS' Jin to the Dokdo Islets to complete his mandatory military service!

When will they stop stealing and taking from BTS? South Koreans immediately raised red flags, seeing government officials, yet again, trying to exploit the boy band for their own promotions or profit.

Big Hit announced plans for BTS' Jin to serve his mandatory military service despite the questions swirling around a possible exemption for the global pop idol group. Should we take it at face value?

I was able to go to the Live Play simulcast concert at Haeundae Beach and I'll give you a full review of my time there.

Come with me on a complete walk of the Haeundae Beach boardwalk! I'll start you off at the spot that locals usually take behind the iconic Westin Chosun Hotel.

S. Korea's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism along with the Military Manpower Administration got grilled by lawmakers on the side of BTS Army. But when will the final decision be made and what are the criteria for a law to be passed to expand artist exemptions to pop idols?

A recent missile launch gone wrong near the inter-Korean border in Gangneung, South Korea had local residents on edge for hours. But why shouldn’t we be freaking out again?

So did he or didn't he? South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is being accused of making off-color remarks at a VIP event for The Global Fund in New York City.

Very similar to the 'net neutrality' debate, if this legislation is approved by Korean lawmakers, the entire global content industry could become infected, starting with South Korea's media industry.

BTS and HYBE have pledged to pull out all the stops to make their Busan concert next month a spectacular show despite all of the political and logistical nightmares. However, is it fair for them to be performing in a decrepit stadium that's full of holes? Moreover, the Minister of Defense just announced that he doesn't think it's fair that the boys get exempted from the military. Even though he said he'd conduct a public opinion survey, he just canceled it. Is that fair? Let's just spill the tea on fairness, shall we?

If you weren't lucky enough to get BTS concert tickets, HYBE and Big Hit are adding an extra BTS Live Play venue for the October 15, 2022 concert in Busan! The location will be Korea's iconic Haeundae Beach and NO TICKETS will be required! Just show up! The concert at the Asiad Main Stadium will be telecast live on giant monitors on the beach. So bring something cozy to snuggle up in and enjoy!

South Korea's first lady, the wife of President Yoon Suk-yeol has been scandal-ridden for years. However, she has been cleared of plagiarism charges by Kookmin University even though a committee admitted there were copied passages in her dissertation.

In a surprising twist to the on-going saga surrounding the BTS Yet to Come concert in Busan, South Korea on October 15, 2022, there's been a scuffle over who's going to pay for the expenses.

After a smashing debut, rookie K-pop girl group New Jeans has been accused of not-so-subtle double meanings in their song 'Cookie'. In response, their label, Ador, issued a lengthy statement of defense.

Due massive safety concerns, the concert venue for the upcoming BTS concert in Busan has been moved out of the old glass factory and into the Asiad Main Stadium. Instead of one exit for 100,000 fans, the new facility will have 72 outlets.

Hybe and Big Hit have announced the lottery system to get tickets for the upcoming free BTS Concert in Busan on Saturday, October 15, 2022 at 6PM. But beware! The venue looks like a hot mess and there are concerns that this 100,000 person event will turn into another music festival disaster on the scale of Woodstock 1999 or the Fyre Festival.

The Brothers Home was supposed to be a philanthropic center to house the homeless, orphaned and downtrodden in South Korea in the 1960s to 1980s. However, it became the scene of horrific human rights abuses.

Remember, the bid has not been secured and the Busan mayor seems to think competition is heating up between Korea, Saudi Arabia and Italy. He really needs BTS and the Army on his side.