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AI to drive YouTube’s evolution in 2026, says CEO Neal MohanYouTube is set to embrace artificial intelligence in 2026. AI will guide video creation, content discovery, and manage deepfakes. Creators ...- BTS’ Jungkook is coming to India. Singer’s solo exhibition Golden: The Moments to open soon: Tickets, date, venue, and more detailsBTS' golden maknae, Jungkook, is bringing his solo exhibition GOLDEN: The Moments to India for the first time. Hosted in Mumbai from Decemb...
- BTS is back: The world’s most famous K-pop band marches back into civilian lifeRM and V of BTS were discharged from military service on June 10, 2025, greeted by enthusiastic fans anticipating the group's reunion. Both...
- BTS reunion update: HYBE explains why fans will have to wait even after K-pop band's military dischargeHYBE has confirmed that BTS’s highly anticipated comeback will take time even after all members complete their military service by June 202...
- Squid Game Season 2 stars ready for Bollywood? Yim Si-wan and Jo Yu-ri express interest in Indian films with a 3 Idiots connectionThe stars of Squid Game Season 2, Yim Si-wan and Jo Yu-ri, expressed their interest in Bollywood projects in an interview with India Today ...
- Who is Benny Blanco, Selena Gomez's fiance? Why famous singer's fans are not happy with her choiceSelena Gomez Engagement: Selena Gomez is over the moon! The Ice Cream singer and multi-talented star is now engaged to her long-time partne...
- K-pop band NewJeans officially leaves their agency 'Hybe', makes explosive claims on mistreatmentChart-topping K-pop group NewJeans announced Thursday their decision to leave their label ADOR, accusing the company of "mistreatment". Ban...
- Lee Jin Ho who admitted to illegal gambling, duping BTS' Jimin, dropped from popular Netflix showsComedian Lee Jin Ho confessed to illegal gambling and heavy debt, leading to his exit from 'Knowing Bros' and Netflix's 'Comedy Revenge'. H...
- BTS’ fans defend Suga as rapper faces backlash for drunk drivingEarlier this month, BTS member Suga found himself at the center of a controversy when he was accused of driving under the influence. In the...
- BTS members V, RM head for South Korean military service, fans vow to waitA group of fans braved rainy weather on Monday to bid a temporary farewell to the seven-member band's leader, RM, and vocalist V in front o...
- From the slap, Bennifer to BTS announcing break, top pop culture moments from 2022Our annual, totally selective journey through a year in pop culture.
- BTS 'hiatus' rattles Hybe shares; Jungkook & Korean entertainment giant assure ARMY 'group not disbanding'BTS dropped the bombshell during their 'Festa' dinner celebrating the band's nine years together.
- Russia and China open cross-border bridge as ties deepenThe bridge linking the Russian city of Blagoveshchensk to the Chinese city of Heihe across the Amur river - known in China as Heilongjiang ...
- Russia and China open cross-border bridge as ties deepenThe bridge linking the Russian city of Blagoveshchensk to the Chinese city of Heihe across the Amur river - known in China as Heilongjiang ...
- Grammys 2022: A look at the night's key moments including tributes, digs and support for Ukraine, but no slapsToo soon for Will Smith jokes? Grammys said "Nope".
- SaaS season coming soon; India's chance at blockchain greatnessWe are opening this December week with a bunch of exclusive stories you ought not to miss. First up, Indian software-as-a-service (SaaS) fi...
- BTS tops Billboard 100 list: How K-pop helped Korea improve its economyK-pop has brought Korea into the spotlight, not for technological excellence, but for a cultural reason.
- Food for thought: 'Justice' becomes 2018 word of the year'Toxic' and 'misinformation' follow the list at No 2 & 3, respectively.
- Telecom sector to create 4 lakh new jobs in 5 yrs: Manoj SinhaDoT plans to install around 4,000 mobile towers in naxal affected area and 6,000 towers in north-east to connect around 8,500 villages that...
- 5 stocks that rocked this weekThe benchmarks and broader indices ended the week over 2 per cent lower led by losses in metals, realty, auto and banks.
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