A man in his thirties, identified as Mr. A, has been arrested in Seoul for selling fake BLACKPINK concert tickets. Read to know more.

There could be some good news for fans of the K-pop girl band BLACKPINK. If the latest reports are to be believed, the group ...

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JTBC Entertainment News, a Korean news portal, says that BLACKPINK will get back together in July 2025. JTBC spoke to people ...

Despite the long wait for a group comeback and anticipation for the tour, the merch release has instead sparked disappointment and anger across fandom spaces. Meanwhile, despite claims of a July ...

BLACKPINK is all set for their 2026 world tour, but some people are taking advantage of this concert. Read how a man got ...

BLACKPINK’s agency has earlier confirmed that the girl group began shooting for their upcoming music video on June 6.

The Dongjak Police Station confirmed that they took Mr A into custody on BLACKPINK's tour ticket fraud charges, among others.

The report cited insiders who claimed that filming for the music video had already begun earlier this month.However, in ...