Korean entertainment giant HYBE said it will report an executive of subsidiary label ADOR to police, a move coming days after launching an audit. HYBE is also asking ADOR’s CEO, Min Hee-jin, to exit.
HYBE, the parent company of K-pop icons like BTS, SEVENTEEN and TXT (Tomorrow X Together), is going global in ways more than one can imagine. After confirming of expanding its branch in India after ...
SEOUL, April 26 (Reuters) - A South Korean music executive credited with creating popular K-pop group NewJeans denied allegations that she was trying to break her label away from HYBE, home to global ...
HYBE‘s Park Ji-won has resigned as CEO at the BTS label, with current Chief Strategy Officer Lee Jae-sang (aka Jason Jaesang Lee) in line as his replacement. Park joined Big Hit Entertainment (now ...
Hybe, the label behind Korean supergroup BTS, announced today that its annual sales hit 2.17 trillion won (US$1.6 billion) in 2023, making it the first K-pop agency ever to reach this milestone. In a ...
Popular K-pop group NewJeans announced they are leaving their agency ADOR in a surprise late-night press conference on Thursday, accusing the company—which is a unit of top K-pop label Hybe—of ...
Shares in South Korean entertainment giant Hybe plummeted yesterday after members of the company’s preeminent K-pop girl group NewJeans announced they were splitting from the firm. Hybe, which is also ...
A struggle over the popular K-pop act NewJeans erupted this week after Korean entertainment giant HYBE filed a police report accusing the head of its own subsidiary music label of trying to secretly ...
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