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BLACKPINK member Jisoo recently revealed that Britney Spears was an inspiration behind her debut solo mini-album, ‘Amortage’.BLACKPINK’s Jisoo recently spoke to Billboard about her debut solo mini-album, ‘Amortage’, which was released on Valentine’s Day (February 14). When asked about what inspires her, the K-pop star named Britney Spears, having grown up on the pop icon’s music.“Every time I prepare for a solo release, I always find myself going back to her ‘…Baby One More Time’ music video as a reference,” she shared with the outlet.

BLACKPINK singer Jisoo and actor Seo In-guk have been cast in a new Netflix K-drama called Boyfriend on Demand (working title).Netflix announced Boyfriend on Demand today (February 20), revealing that BLACKPINK’s Jisoo and Doom At Your Service star Seo In-guk have been tapped to star in the K-drama. The series is said to blend the challenges of daily work life and never-before-seen virtual reality dating subscription programmes.Boyfriend on Demand will follow Seo Mi-rae, a jaded webtoon producer who escapes reality via virtual reality dating programmes, where she finds the boyfriends of her dreams.

BLACKPINK have shared details of a new world tour, taking place at stadiums in the UK, North America, Europe and Asia. Find ticket details below.The news of the upcoming 2025 shows comes after the iconic K-pop group took to social media earlier this month, hinting that a new tour was going to be announced shortly.It showed an aerial view of their shows, with the wristbands of the thousands of audience members illuminating the crowd in pink.

BLACKPINK‘s Jisoo has released her solo debut mini-album ‘Amortage’, alongside a music video for title track ‘Earthquake’.Both ‘Amortage’ and the ‘Earthquake’ music video were released on February 14 at 2pm KST. The record features three new B-sides apart from its lead single: “Your Love’, ‘Tears’ and ‘Hugs and Kisses’.

Newtopia star Park Jeong-min has opened up about his experience working alongside BLACKPINK’s Jisoo on the upcoming K-drama.Park Jeong-min and BLACKPINK’s Jisoo, the stars of the upcoming K-drama Newtopia, recently spoke with Variety about the new series. During the interview, the pair opened up about their experience acting alongside one another on set for the first time and the work they’ve put into the series.The new zombie series follows military conscript Lee Jae-yoon (Park Jeong-min), who recently broke up with his college girlfriend, Kang Young-joo (Jisoo).

BLACKPINK have shared a teaser for a 2025 world tour. Check it out below.The K-pop icons took to social media earlier today (February 5) to tease their return to the live stage.In a new promotional clip, an impressive aerial view of their shows at an open-air stadium is shown, with the wristbands of the thousands of audience members illuminating the crowd in pink.

BLACKPINK‘s Jisoo has announced her upcoming 2025 ‘Lights, Love, Action!’ tour of Asia, featuring concerts in Thailand, Vietnam and more.BLACKPINK singer Jisoo’s upcoming 2025 ‘Lights, Love, Action!’ tour was first announced on February 4 by her label Blissoo with the release of a poster for the upcoming concerts.Jisoo will play a total of seven stops for her 2025 ‘Lights, Love, Action!’ tour, ith concerts in Manila, Bangkok, Tokyo, Macau, Taipei, Hong Kong and Hanoi. It currently remains unclear if the K-pop star will expand the tour beyond Asia.Dates, venues and ticketing information have all yet to be announced.

BLACKPINK singer Jisoo has inked a new partnership deal with Warner Records for her forthcoming solo music.The deal was announced on January 28, with Warner Records describing their new partnership with the Korean singer-actor an “all-encompassing global solo deal”. The news comes days after Jisoo announced the upcoming release of a new mini-album ‘Amortage’ on February 14.

Newtopia, starring BLACKPINK’s Jisoo and Park Jung-min. Here’s everything you need to know about the new series.When a zombie outbreak overtakes the streets of South Korea, Lee Jae-yoon and Kang Young-joo, having recently graduated from college and freshly broken up, are caught in the middle of chaos.As the couple are driven further apart by the zombies overtaking the city, Jae-yoon is forced to face his insecurities both as a new, clueless recruit protecting the country and as Young-joo’s love interest, as the couple go through hoardes of the undead to find each other again in more ways than one.Acclaimed Korean actor Park Jung-min, with recent appearances in Harbin and Smugglers, is set to star as Jae-yoon.

Newtopia, starring BLACKPINK’s Jisoo and The 8 Show actor Park Jeong-min.Today (January 7), the streaming platform released the trailer for the highly anticipated K-drama, Newtopia. Set during the beginning of a zombie apocalypse, the upcoming series follows a soldier and his girlfriend’s journey as they attempt to reunite amid the chaos.The new trailer opens with Kang Young-ju (BLACKPINK’s Jisoo) breaking up with a stunned Lee Jae-yoon (Park Jeong-min) over the phone.

BLACKPINK singer and actress Jisoo as its latest brand ambassador.The American luxury clothing brand announced Jisoo’s ambassadorship with a new campaign video that follows the singer as she walks through New York City, before a bus featuring her on a Tommy Hilfiger advertisement passes by.“Partnering with Tommy is a dream come true,” said Jisoo, per WWD. “I am so thrilled that by walking my own path I have arrived in New York with an icon of the city; Mr.

K-pop quartet BLACKPINK are set to release new music and head on a world tour next year, YG Entertainment has confirmed.Today (September 24), the K-pop agency shared BLACKPINK’s upcoming plans for 2025 in an announcement celebrating a new viewership milestone for the girl group’s music video for ‘How You Like That’.“In 2025, BLACKPINK plans to have a full group comeback and visit their fans on their world tour,” said YG per TenAsia, as translated by Koreaboo. The upcoming record will be their first group release since September 2022, when they dropped the studio album ‘Born Pink’.Last December, YG Entertainment shared that the BLACKPINK members will continue as a group under the agency, but had opted out of additional contracts for their activities as soloists.The BLACKPINK members have spent most of 2024 on solo endeavours, with Jennie, Jisoo and Lisa launching their own entertainment labels.

YG Entertainment has refuted reports that it spent US$30million on BLACKPINK‘s contract renewals.According to a business report released by the company on March 22, YG Entertainment had stated a KRW41.2billion (about US$30million) sum for intangible assets last year.Per Korea JoongAng Daily, this is an accounting practice commonly used by music labels in South Korea when funds are needed for contract renewals. Of note, last year YG Entertainment had secured the contract renewal of K-pop girl group BLACKPINK for group activities, following a months-long negotiation process.However, YG Entertainment has since denied that all the funds were used for that purpose, in a statement to Korea JoongAng Daily. “There were various other contract renewals as well as new contracts formed over various intellectual property,” a YG Entertainment spokesperson said.The label added that it “cannot disclose the contract details”, but noted that “the amount in question cannot be considered exclusive to BLACKPINK’s contract extension”.In the same report, Korea JoongAng Daily also noted that YG Entertainment said that it is “planning” for group activities from BLACKPINK.

BLACKPINK have officially joined Spotify’s ‘Billions Club’ with their hit 2020 single ‘How You Like That’.BLACKPINK’s ‘How You Like That’ crossed one billion streams earlier this week, becoming the first K-pop girl group to reach this milestone. Notably, group member Lisa had previously made it to the list in September 2023 with her viral solo song ‘Money’.The song has since been added into Spotify’s official ‘Billions Club’ playlist, alongside other hit tracks that have also surpassed one billion streams on the music platform.

BLACKPINK singer Jisoo has officially launched her own solo label, named Blissoo.BLACKPINK’s Jisoo revealed that she has started her own label, called Blisso. In a statement on Instagram Stories, the singer described the launch of Blissoo as her “new start”.

SEVENTEEN and NewJeans taking home the grand prizes for the night – view the full list of winners below.On January 6, the 38th Golden Disc Awards was held at the Jakarta International Stadium in Indonesia. Hosted by Sung Si-kyung and Cha Eun-woo, the awards ceremony honoured the best South Korean music released from mid-November 2022 to early-November 2023.SEVENTEEN and NewJeans took home the grand prizes for album and song of the year respectively, making them the biggest winners of the night.

BLACKPINK have not renewed their individual contracts with YG Entertainment.Today (December 29), YG Entertainment announced in a statement to South Korean news outlet Xsportsnews that the four members of K-pop girl group BLACKPINK – Jennie, Jisoo, Rosé and Lisa – would not be renewing their individual contracts with the agency.“We have agreed not to proceed with additional contracts for [the members’] individual activities,” YG Entertainment said, as translated by Soompi. “We will do our utmost to support BLACKPINK’s activities, and we will cheer on the members’ individual activities with warm hearts.”The news comes just days after Jennie launched her own label, Odd Atelier (OA).

BLACKPINK have released a brand-new trailer for their upcoming virtual concert, ‘BLACKPINK: A VR Encore’.Released today (December 20), the trailer for ‘BLACKPINK: A VR Encore’ is set to the girl group’s hit 2018 song ‘Ddu-Du Ddu-Du’ and features footage from the special finale show of their ‘Born Pink’ world tour at Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome.“Filming our upcoming VR concert in the heart of Seoul has added an extra layer of magic to this project,” BLACKPINK said in a press release, per Billboard. “It’s where it all began for us, and being able to share this unique experience with our fans around the world feels incredibly special.”“It’s great to break down geographical barriers with The Diamond Bros and Meta, bringing back the memory of ‘BLACKPINK World Tour [Born Pink]’ finale straight into your home,” the quartet added.The 70-minute ‘BLACKPINK: A VR Encore’ concert special premieres in VR on December 26 at 5pm PT in Meta Horizon Worlds.

BLACKPINK‘s Jisoo was reportedly paid up to US$80,000 per episode for her 2021 K-drama series, Snowdrop.From December 2021 to January 2022, BLACKPINK’s Jisoo starred in the JTBC K-drama series, Snowdrop, alongside Jung Hae-in. The series was the singer-actress’ first starring role in a TV show, following a number of guest appearances over the years.It’s been reported that the BLACKPINK member and co-star Jung were reportedly paid up to ₩110million (roughly US$81,000) per episode of the K-drama series, according to data obtained by SBS.The figure was part of an October 24 report that was presented by Lee Sang-heon, a member of South Korea’s opposition Democratic Party, who is also the chairman of the Cultural, Sports, and Tourism Committee.The report, submitted by the Korean Broadcasting Actors Union and the Performing Arts Rights Association of South Korea, was part of efforts to highlight the pay gap between lead and supporting actors in the entertainment industry.According to the report, Lee Sun-kyun was paid ₩200million (US$148,000) for an episode of the 2023 SBS series, Payback.

BLACKPINK have commemorated their seventh year together with individual tributes from the members and events taking place across the U.S and Asia.The four members of BLACKPINK took to each of their personal Instagram pages to post tributes to the band in commemoration of the band’s seventh year together as of August 8. Vocalist Rosé wrote a heartfelt letter in her Instagram post, accompanied by an archive of BLACKPINK photos from years past.

YG Entertainment have fallen amid uncertainties over BLACKPINK‘s contract renewals.Yesterday (July 12), South Korean news outlet Munhwa Ilbo reported that BLACKPINK member Lisa had yet to come to an agreement about a contract renewal with YG Entertainment. It also alleged that Lisa was unlikely to renew her contract with the K-pop agency.Soon after the report, YG Entertainment responded in a statement, saying that “contract renewals are currently under discussion”, though it did not specify which members it was referring to.On the same day stocks of YG Entertainment, listed on the Korea Exchange, fell over six per cent by the end of trading day, closing at ₩74,300.