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Behind Your Touch.Behind Your Touch is a comedy K-drama that stars Han Ji-min as a nosy small-town veterinarian Bong Ye-boon, who suddenly gains psychometric abilities to see into the past of other living creatures. The series finale aired on October 1.In a new interview with MBC, the actress opened up about how she had “concerns and nervousness” about the K-drama, saying that it was the first time she acted in a show that “mixed comedy and thriller [elements]”.“I wasn’t sure how viewers would react, especially since comedy is a matter of personal taste,” Han Ji-min said, as translated by MyDramaList.

BTS star Jin is resting comfortably after having minor surgery on his finger, the band's management company, Big Hit Music, said in a statement on Saturday.The 29-year-old singer, whose full name isKim Seok-jin, underwent surgery after hurting his finger during 'his daily activities,' the statement explained.After injuring himself, the star went to an emergency room for treatment on Friday. Recovering:BTS star Jin is resting comfortably after having minor surgery on his finger, the band's management company, Big Hit Music, said in a statement on Saturday'He consulted doctors and was told he required surgery as the tendons in the finger had been partially damaged,' continued the statement.

known as the ARMY, were joyous Tuesday after South Korean lawmakers passed a bill that will likely enable pop stars — including the boyband’s members — to postpone mandatory military service.As a result of the country’s decadeslong war with North Korea, there is currently what Americans would perceive as a military draft in place requiring that all able-bodied South Korean men to serve for a minimum of 18 months before their 28th birthday — a date which BTS’ oldest member, 27-year-old Kim Seok-jin, is fast approaching.If President Moon Jae-in signs the bill, which was passed by an overwhelming 268 to 2 vote by the legislature, the country’s most famous entertainers will be allowed to defer national service until they are 30, CBS News

Manori Ravindran International EditorBTS were, once again, the big winners at this year’s MTV European Music Awards (EMAs), going home with prizes for best song and best group.The Korean band won four awards in total, including best virtual live and biggest fans. The mega-group was recently featured in a Variety cover story, where Jin (Kim Seok-jin) said of the BTS ARMY — short for Adorable Representative MC for Youth — “It is because ARMY exists that we exist.”BTS edged out 5 Seconds of Summer, Blackpink, Chloe x Halle, CNCO and Little Mix for best group honors.

Jordan Moreau K-pop supergroup BTS is coming to the cover of Variety magazine for this year’s Grammy issue.In addition to a group cover for the print magazine, each member of BTS will have his very own digital cover. Jung Kook (real name: Jeon Jung-kook), V (Kim Tae-hyung), Jimin (Park Ji-min), j-hope (Jung Ho-seok), RM (Kim Nam-joon), SUGA (Min Yoon-gi) and Jin (Kim Seok-jin) will grace the digital covers of Variety on Wednesday, releasing at 6 a.m.

BTS’ Love Yourself: Speak Yourself tour was selling out stadiums all over the world. Each night of the 20-date trek, which grossed $116 million, a total of nearly a million ticket buyers around the planet witnessed a thumping opening liturgy at the top of the K-pop band’s set in the form of the song “Dionysus.”As flames shot up from the stage, seven figures emerged in supplicant white amid Greek columns and a long altar.

Rebecca Davis editorThe K-pop group BTS is riding a global wave of popularity to new heights. The seven members — Jungkook (real name: Jeon Jung-kook), V (Kim Tae-hyung), Jimin (Park Ji-min), J-Hope (Jung Ho-seok), RM (Kim Nam-joon), Suga (Min Yoon-gi) and Jin (Kim Seok-jin) — have taken the world by storm, drawing comparisons to The Beatles.The boys were certainly riding high Monday: their first entirely English-language single “Dynamite” had just returned to a third week at No.

The biggest boy band in the world is now joining the multi-millionaires club.

The coronavirus pandemic has led to a very unpleasant 2020 with countries either on quarantine or lockdown mode. Moreover, businesses all over the world are suffering at the hands of COVID-19 with unemployment at an all-time high.

It was indeed a special day for the Kim family, as BTS member Jin's elder brother Kim Seok-jung married the love of his life Kim Ahreum in a gorgeous ceremony that was hosted by his baby bro. Moreover, marking their presence were Jin's BTS bandmates RM and J-Hope as Namjoon opted for a denim shirt while Hobi wore a simple white shirt unbuttoned while layering a white tee.

Although the ARMY constantly supports BTS in their endeavors, the Bangtan Boys also don't miss an opportunity to shower their fellow members with love. This includes during practice sessions. A new Bangtan Bomb video stands as proof of it. Bangtan TV released a behind-the-scenes video of BTS practicing for the 2019 Melon Music Awards. The jaw-dropping performance that broke the internet was the result of hard work and determination by each member, and some cheerleading. In the video, the band members were seen cheering each other to help enhance their performance.

BTS singer Jin gave singing a quick break and got his hands on a camera. Kim Seok-jin decided to check his photography skills during the 2019 Melon Music Awards. In a backstage video, shared on Bangtan TV, the Worldwide Handsome began photographing his fellow BTS singers. While RM, V, Suga, and Jimin were nowhere to be seen, Jin turned towards J-Hope to be the subject of his photography experiment. The singer began clicking a few pictures of the singer but failed to capture the right click. 

Break The Silence; BTS' latest docuseries which took us on a 351-day journey between their Love Yourself World Tour and Speak Yourself World Tour, released its final episode this week aptly titled We Walked Together. The seven episodes have managed to leave ARMY an emotional mess as the beloved members broke their silence on touchy topics like future retirement and even dealing with the crazy pressure and exhaustion from being an idol. The true MVP of Break The Silence had to be Jin, who shed his larger than life vibrant persona to give us a glimpse into the real-life Kim Seok-jin.