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BTS have threatened to boycott HYBE, the K-pop boyband’s label, over its plans to launch Non-fungible tokens (NFTs).Yesterday (November 4), the South Korean entertainment giant announced plans to partner with fintech company Dunamu to launch a new NFT-focused venture that would use IP-based on its artists, such as BTS and TXT, to create digital assets.

Roy Trakin John Fagot, a legendary and popular promotion executive at Columbia, Capitol and Hollywood Records over the course of a four-decade career, has died.

BTS member Jin is set to release the song ‘Yours’ later this week, his contribution to the sound track of the ongoing K-drama Jirisan.South Korean network tVN, which broadcasts Jirisan, announced today (November 3) in a statement to Sports Khan that Jin’s track for the series, titled ‘Yours’, will be available from November 7 at 6pm KST onwards.In addition, a “special music video” will also be unveiled to accompany the track at 10:30pm KST the same day.

Talk about bad blood. Jared Leto’s Dr. Michael Morbius, suffering from a rare blood disorder, undergoes his own experimental treatment only to find an inner darkness unleashed.

announced on Friday. She was 53.«She passed last night, as she wanted, with her family by her side.

Mariah Carey, 52, is definitely a living legend, having amassed an incredible career since she got her start at 18. The “Emotions” singer signed a deal at Columbia Records in 1988 when then-head of the label — and her future husband — Tommy Mottola listened to her demo at an industry event.

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Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers has announced that a special “Homecoming” Edition” of its annual ASCAP Women Behind the Music event will take place virtually on Wednesday, October 27 at 3 p.m. ET/ 12 p.m.

DEALSBTS are ending their distribution deal with Sony Music’s Columbia label and distribution division The Orchard, and are shifting to a new partnership with Universal Music’s Geffen label and distribution business Ingrooves.

BTS are reportedly parting ways with Sony Music’s Columbia Records in favour of Universal Music Group.According to reports by Billboard and Variety, the boyband, under agency HYBE, will no longer be working with Columbia Records and The Orchard.

BTS is exiting its deal with Sony Music’s Columbia Records and Orchard distribution to partner with Universal Music Group, Variety has confirmed.

Entertainment Weekly, below.Kidman plays Lucille Ball and Bardem plays Desi Arnaz in the Aaron Sorkin film, which follows one week of production on an episode of “I Love Lucy” and the chaos that surrounds both the show and Lucy and Desi’s lives.In the trailer, Kidman’s Ball says, “I am the biggest asset in the portfolio of the Columbia Broadcasting System,” as glimpses of the fictional versions of Lucy and Desi — both on and off the set of their sitcom “I Love Lucy” — flash on the screen.“The

MONSTA X will be making their return with new music next month.On October 18, Starship Entertainment announced that the six-member group are gearing up for their next release, which is projected to drop next month.A representative from the agency told the South Korean news outlet Newsen that “MONSTA X are preparing for a domestic comeback aiming for late November”.