When the app IDs the single, it comes up as “Idol” by BTS featuring Nicki Minaj ... MeganPetersCB to talk all things comics and anime!

A new poll conducted by Ceros proves that anime isn't just hot among the youth--it's bigger than some of the biggest fandoms out there.

BigHit currently accepts male trainees for its idol program, and a handful of those hopeful stars have been spotted at various BTS events. After having trained for so long, BigHit will want to ...

As both the fandoms of IU and the BTS idol cheered and celebrated the lyrical metaphor of love, the anime fandom wasn't far behind. The BTS ARMY went down a spiral to come across this news ...

BTS released a new version of their 'Idol' music video today, featuring Nicki Minaj and fans dancing to the viral Idol Challenge. By Tamar Herman Earlier this week, BTS’ “Idol” featuring ...

If you're an American without teenagers, there's a chance you might not even be aware of the degree to which the Korean boy band BTS has become a worldwide pop juggernaut. But "Idol" — now a U.S ...

Jujutsu Kaisen and BTS fans have new information ... to be a fan of the anime, given the series' title also gets abbreviated as JJK. However, the K-pop idol declaring the same was shocking to ...

(PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap) SEOUL, April 10 (Yonhap) -- BTS’s 2018 hit track “IDOL” has officially surpassed 500 million streams on Spotify, BigHit Music announced on Thursday. Released in ...

Amidst all of the excitement about the release of Love Yourself: Answer, it quickly became clear that the ARMY was even more laser-focused on the "Idol" music video. Featuring a very playful BTS ...

Korean septet BTS released the bright new music video for "Idol" today. By Tamar Herman BTS released their highly-anticipated album Love Yourself: Answer on Friday (Aug. 24), and with it came the ...

Nicki Minaj has joined forces with K-pop boy band BTS for a new version of their track "Idol." BTS dropped their latest album, "Love Yourself: Answer" on Friday, as part of their "Love Yourself ...

South Korean boy band BTS is setting records with its "Idol" music video. The Korea Herald reported the video reached 100 million views on YouTube in record time, topping 100 million views Wednesday.