It’s surely impossible not to see, right now, that 2018’s ‘Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino’ is the perfect encapsulation of 2020; an album borne out of isolation now hits even harder than before.

"I want to support both myself and everyone by providing confidence that everything is okay! ITZY's songs also help me deal with some confidence-related problems, too."

"We are evolving with our fans and the world too."

There are countless K-dramas across so many genres for your binge-watching needs on Netflix, Hulu, and Viki — so we rounded up 29 of our faves.

Let us introduce you to some new things (about NCT 127)!

Choice, are you ready for this?

As Chen tells Teen Vogue, this year has been “a time for EXO to reflect” on their past, present, and future.

Holland opens up about fans, new music, and upcoming tour plans.

What does it take for a K-pop group’s first album to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart? For SuperM, it takes a lot of hard work and a hefty dose of jumping and popping.

The group debuted in October 2018 with double title tracks 'Pirate King' and 'Treasure' and immediately emerged as genre frontrunners by mixing scorching trap beats and indomitable stage presence with a tireless work ethic and a gritty determination to see their dreams come to fruition.

In less than 30 minutes, The Boyz will perform for the first time ever on American soil. For their first performance, Madison Square Garden is a pretty iconic place to start.

"NU'EST was also like lost stars," Minhyun reflects during the concert, "and our fans have guided us here."

The K-pop girl group have made a name for themselves in the U.S., and they’ve done it all without even releasing a full-length album

However, this is ATEEZ, KQ Entertainment's newest boy group, and trailblazing is just part of their repertoire.

In South Korea, all military age males are required to serve, meaning K-pop idols sometimes have to put their career on hiatus for up to two years.

In a world filled with werewolves, witches, and bad boys, five girls step up to the plate to knock them back in their place. Irene, Seulgi, Wendy, Joy, and Yeri make up one of the most popular K-pop girl groups in the world: Red Velvet. For the past four years, the group has represented an unstoppable force of girl power, positivity, and pop magic.

It's 7 PM in an upscale hotel conference room in San Francisco, CA and seven members of one of the US' most beloved K-Pop groups, Monsta X, are sitting on the opposite side of a large wooden table in cool, black, military-themed clothing.

In the midst of their hectic L.A. schedule, which included performing on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, walking the red carpet at the American Music Awards, and participating in multiple events as Apple Music's current Up Next Artist of the month, PAPER chatted with NCT 127 about their new single "Regular," their favorite Disney films, and their dreams for the future.