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BTS surprised fans on Valentine’s Day with “Roses From BTS” pop-ups in LA, London and Seoul distributing complimentary roses with QR codes. The installations revealed a central message, “What is your love song?” which fans connected to the upcoming album ARIRANG. Images and videos went viral and attendees described the event as emotional and immersive.

Comedian Park Se Mi posted a candid video after a recent nose revision, saying the tip looked sharper than expected and swelling made her features feel unfamiliar — she even quipped she "looks like a witch" when she smiles. Over time the front view started to look more natural, but clinic profile photos surprised her with a higher bridge. She warned about the cost and variability of revision surgeries. Netizens offered supportive comments as she heals.

NMIXX will become the first K-pop act to perform at Brazil’s Carnival, appearing as a special guest at Pabllo Vittar’s Bloco da Pabllo in São Paulo on March 16. The appearance follows their August collaboration "MEXE", which combined Korean and Portuguese vocals, Latin-inspired choreography, and a blend of K-pop and Brazilian pop styles.

V posted an Instagram update that included the song "Where Your Warmth Begins." Reports picked up that the track and its rising artist raised concerns amid growing issues around generative AI and mislabeled or AI-generated music. Fans and media flagged the situation, highlighting how easily even celebrities can be misled and why verification is increasingly important.

Forever K-Pop is scheduled to perform at Midland Center for the Arts on March 29, per the Midland Daily News. Lineup and ticket details weren’t included in the announcement; fans should watch the venue and local outlets for updates. Background notes: the Midland Center for the Arts is a performing-arts venue in Midland, MI; K-pop concerts typically feature multiple acts, choreography-heavy performances, and active fan participation like light sticks and chants.

BTS announced a new official light stick, VER.4, timed with their comeback; it’s described as an upgraded model released about 5 years and 10 months after the MAP OF THE SOUL Special Edition. Further sale and spec details are expected from the official BTS merchandise channels.

Kim Seon Ho faces an ongoing investigation into alleged tax irregularities. His recent Instagram post was flooded with supportive messages from fans, while many Korean netizens criticized the intensity of that support—calling some comments "disgusting" or labeling fans as "pick-me." The situation remains under investigation and no official findings have been released.

Deadline reports that Kpop Demon Hunters' single "Golden" has won the group's first Grammy. The win is a major milestone, highlighting the group's international breakthrough and reflecting K-pop's growing recognition at major Western awards.

Hasbro is releasing K-Pop Demon Hunters × Furby Furblets on July 15, 2026. Two editions — Derpy Tiger and Saja Boy Demon (inspired by Jinu) — cost $14.99 each, feature over 45 sounds/phrases, interactive head/heart/mouth presses, popping ears, accessories (mini envelope or gat-style hat) and a keychain clip. Preorders aren’t live yet; the Furblets are part of a broader 2026 merch rollout that includes other Hasbro tie-ins.

A fan-style roundup of seven female K-Pop idols — Yuna and Ryujin (ITZY), Hanni (NewJeans), Dahyun (TWICE), Jisoo (BLACKPINK), Chaeyoung (fromis_9), and Sujeong (Lovelyz) — who are praised for their small waists and prominent hips. Includes images, short descriptions of each idol's standout looks, and quick factual context about waist-to-hip ratio and the groups' debut years and agencies. Source: Koreaboo