HYBE, the South Korean entertainment giant behind BTS – arguably the world’s biggest K-pop act – is planning to spend 2026 ...

Whitney joins HYBE America from Riot Games, where he most recently served as Global Head of Music Business Affairs and Label ...

Pop artists Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber, rap artists Migos and Lil Baby and K-pop groups BTS and NewJeans all have one thing in common. As of this year, these artists and music groups are managed ...

While HYBE has successfully expanded into an entertainment powerhouse built around its multi-label structure, the Korean corporation says it has investigated one of its crown jewel agencies, ADOR, the ...

Former Warner Bros. and Showtime PR exec Johanna Fuentes has joined HYBE America as exec VP and head of communications.

Just days after launching an audit into subsidiary label ADOR and asking its CEO, Min Hee-jin, to exit, Korean entertainment giant HYBE says it will report the executive to police. The announcement ...

In other moves this week, ASCAP hires a new senior vp of licensing and a longtime UMG PR exec departs the company.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jeff Benjamin is a New York-based writer covering global pop music. Min Hee-jin, CEO of ADOR, a subsidiary label of K-pop ...

Korean entertainment giant HYBE said it will report an executive of subsidiary label ADOR to police, a move coming days after launching an audit. HYBE is also asking ADOR’s CEO, Min Hee-jin, to exit.

Hybe, the K-pop giant behind bands such as BTS, are looking to manufacture a new girl group and that process will be turned into a Netflix music docuseries. Hybe teamed with Universal Music’s Geffen ...

In the first episode of Netflix’s new docuseries Pop Star Academy: Katseye, HYBE chairman Bang Si-hyuk, the K-pop mastermind behind BTS, explains that he has a straightforward rule: He only meets the ...

Following a favorable ruling in its long-running legal battle between NewJeans, HYBE shares rose on Thursday, climbing from 316,500 Korean won (approximately $221.77) to 324,500 KRW ($227.38) on the ...