BTS set their sights on Grammy glory: We want to win!

BTS continues to shatter records and hit new milestones with their latest release Dynamite. After holding the top spot of the Billboard Hot 100, the septet has now topped the Billboard Global Excl.

BTS' Tiny Desk Concert is here — and has already broken a viewership record.

BTS has made history with Dynamite. Their first all-English song topped Billboard's Hot 100 list earlier this month and continued to hold the summit for another week before it stepped down for the second spot.

Coronation Street's Andy Whyment could go down as one of the worst contestants in Celebrity Catchphrase history before his appearance on the popular game show has even made it to air.

BTS is lighting up September like Dynamite! The septet, who topped the Billboard Hot 100 list for two consecutive weeks courtesy the song, have been performing their all-English song on numerous platforms. From the MTV Video Music Awards to NBC’s Today show, the members are sporting stylish outfits and setting numerous stages on fire with their performances.

BTS ARMY was waiting with bated breaths ever since it was announced that their idols were making their return to America's Got Talent after two years since their Idol performance in 2018. Moreover, the septet was going to perform their latest hit Dynamite which has been setting several records in the US.

Dynamite truly was destined to be record-breaking single for BTS in 2020! Upon release on August 21, the music video for Dynamite set a new YouTube record for most views (101.1 million views) in the first 24 hours of release. Moreover, a week later, BTS and BTS ARMY were waiting with bated breaths as the announcement finally came; Dynamite had debuted at No.

'mini heatwave' with the mercury rising across the country. From Tuesday, the UK will be at the centre of a 'subtropical swell' making temperatures rise.

Yet another Sunday, yet another round-up of all things Hollywood! Welcome back to yet another edition of Hollywood Newsmakers of the Week and we dive right into the biggest news of this week. This week began with MTV Video Music Awards 2020 taking place.

football stadiums that some pop stars need to join forces to perform at.And even at U.S. awards shows, they’ve gone from winning honors like “top social artist” to being named best group and best pop act, beating out Maroon 5, Imagine Dragons, twenty one pilots, Jonas Brothers and others.

According to Billboard, the new BTS track "Dynamite", which released last month, "roars in with 33.9 million US streams and 300,000 sold", marking the biggest digital sales week in nearly three years since American pop star Taylor Swift's "Look what you made me do" launched in September 2017.On Wednesday, the band comprising RM, Jin, Suga, J Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook got together for a virtual press conference where they shared what the band is now looking forward to after achieving the

The last time we sensed this energy, it was when Parasite won the Oscars for Best Picture. Our timelines were filled with congratulatory messages from fans of the industry and Korean actors.

South Korean boy band BTS performed a live TV debut of their English language single "Dynamite" at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards on Saturday, taking the stage in suits and ties. The seven-member group, which consists of Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, RM and Jungkook, maintained their signature high-energy as they perfected each choreographed dance move against a revolving backdrop of cityscapes, skyscrapers, flashing billboards and a pink sunset.

The hottest boy band in the world crushed it when they took the stage at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards.

BTS have celebrated the success of their latest single Dynamite, which rockets to a Number 3 debut on this week's Official UK Singles Chart. 

The ARMY viewed Dynamite over 100 million times on YouTube and helped BTS to achieve the record of the most-viewed video ever in the first 24 hours on YouTube. It took the ARMY another three days to help the Dynamite music video to surpass yet another milestone on the video-streaming platform.

What an amazing time to be a K-pop music fan! First, BTS dropped the group's new and first all-English song titled Dynamite. The music video made history on YouTube, making it the most-viewed MV on the platform within 24 hours and shattered streaming records following its debut on iTunes and Spotify.

BTS' new single Dynamite goes straight to Number 1 on this week's Official Trending Chart.