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Time Out
2 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time Out
A limited-time BTS exhibition is coming to FiDi this weekend
ARMY, assemble: BTS's Jimin is taking over the Financial District with a solo spotlight that's part mirror maze, part music video dreamscape. 'The Truth Untold: 전하지 못한 진심,' a new limited-time exhibition, has landed at 30 Wall Street and invites fans to step directly into the mind and meticulously choreographed world of Jimin as he created his solo albums Face and Muse. Open now through June 29, the immersive experience offers a rare and deeply personal glimpse into the superstar's introspective creative journey. Visitors begin the exhibit quite literally facing themselves in a mirror, mirroring Jimin's own self-reflection in Face, before heading into glowing neon rooms that recreate the visuals of music videos like Like Crazy and Who. View this post on Instagram A post shared by BTS EXHIBITION (@bighit_exhibition) Throughout the space, guests can look at handwritten lyric notebooks, production diaries and behind-the-scenes footage from recording sessions, dance practices and live performances. A media wall, distortion mirrors and other interactive installations bring Jimin's emotions to life. The exhibit culminates with a tribute to Jimin's fans: a handwritten note flanked by his solo music awards. But the true finale is the Smeraldo Garden, a dreamlike installation filled with blue blooms referencing the 'truth untold,' a recurring BTS motif now reimagined through Jimin's solo lens. 'The Truth Untold' follows a similar Jungkook-themed exhibit that took over the same Wall Street space earlier this spring. Like its predecessor, this one comes courtesy of BigHit Music and Hybe, with production by Paradise E&A and global promotion from MondayMorningCreativeLab. Jimin's Face made him the first Korean solo artist to top the Billboard Hot 100 in 2023, and Muse only expanded on that, with its lead single Who spending 44 weeks on the Billboard Global 200. Whether you've had Serendipity on loop since 2017 or just discovered Jimin via Smeraldo Garden Marching Band, this limited-run exhibit offers a rare chance to walk in his performance-ready Dior shoes. Timed entry tickets are available online, and the experience lasts about an hour. Weekday visitors even score a free gift, while supplies last.
New Straits Times
14 hours ago
- Entertainment
- New Straits Times
#SHOWBIZ: All BTS members to reunite soon
SEOUL: All seven members of K-Pop supergroup BTS are soon to complete their mandatory South Korean military service. This is a highly anticipated moment for their loyal fans, or ARMY, especially with recent news reports indicating that RM and V are expected to conclude their service on June 10, followed by Jungkook and Jimin on June 11. Suga is scheduled to finish his service on June 21. Jin and J-Hope previously completed their military service last year. This development has not only sparked excitement within the K-Pop industry but has also made a significant impact on the global music market. Fans and industry observers are now eagerly awaiting an official announcement regarding BTS's return to full group activities, including details on the new musical direction and message the group will bring. Throughout their enlistment period, the K-Pop group, which has won the American Music Awards (AMA) for five consecutive years, has maintained a strong connection with fans by releasing solo songs recorded in advance. Notably, Jimin's single 'Who', released while he was serving, achieved a new record for a K-Pop artiste by remaining on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for 33 weeks. Similarly, 'LOST!', sung by RM, garnered international recognition, winning several accolades including awards at the Shark Music Video Awards and Sislope Festival. Their management company, HYBE, has repeatedly confirmed that BTS will resume group activities once all members have completed their military training, and preparations for their comeback are currently underway. BTS's last group album was 'Proof', released in 2022, while their last concert, 'Yet To Come', took place in Busan in October of the same year. BTS also made a global impact through their 'Love Yourself' series from 2017 to 2018, which conveyed a message of self-love that remains relevant and continues to resonate with millions of fans worldwide to this day.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Bob Dylan, 83, Sends Hilarious 80th Birthday Message to Fellow Rock Legend
When iconic guitarist for The Who, Pete Townshend, turned 83 this week, there was another legendary rocker waiting to welcome him to his ninth decade on the planet: 83-year-old Bob Dylan. Dylan took to X to wish his fellow Grammy winner a happy birthday on Monday, May 19, writing, "Happy birthday Pete. Who's the new boss? Is he like the old boss? Have you met him yet? Say hello to Roger.' As fans the world over know, Dylan's message was a witty reference to the iconic Who song 'Won't Get Fooled Again" — written by Townshend — which features Roger Daltrey singing the lyrics, 'Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.' Music lovers knew exactly what Dylan was talking about, with one person quoting "The Seeker," a song by The Who that name-checks the "Like a Rolling Stone" singer: "I asked Bobby Dylan, I asked the Beatles, I asked Timothy Leary, but he could not help me either." Another fan shared a pic of Townshend and Dylan posing from what appeared to be the '80s writing: "Fashion icons." Townshend and Dylan have praised each other's talents over the years, with Townshend even crediting Dylan for helping to inspire the classic Who song "My Generation." '(He) definitely created a new style of writing," Townshend said, per Far Out Magazine. "Dylan was the one who I think got the message across to The Beatles. (That) was that you can write songs about subjects other than falling in love.'
Hypebeast
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Who Decides War Returns to the Jordan Flight Court
Name:Who Decides War x Jordan Flight Court 'Muslin'Colorway:Coconut Milk/Varsity Red/MuslinSKU:HQ2958-100MSRP:$115 USDRelease Date:Summer 2025Where to Buy:Nike Ev BravadoandTela D'Amore'sco-founded label,Who Decides War, played an important role forJordan Brandby ushering in its newJordan Flight Courtsilhouette late last year. The two collaborated on ablack colorwayof the new lifestyle model, bringing attention to its initial rollout. Now, D'Amore has shared a preview of a second Who Decides War x Jordan Flight Court, unveiling a 'Muslin' version of the sneaker. Our first look at the model sees it sport many similar details to its predecessor. Off-white hues combines across the upper while special stitching has again been scattered throughout. Who Decides War's bullet logo is visible behind the semi-translucent heel overlay that hosts red Jumpman branding. Red 'The World Is Your Court' text is another revisited detail, hiding at the interior side of the tongue to complete this early preview. At the time of writing, neither Who Decides War nor Jordan Brand have confirmed when their 'Muslin' iteration of the Jordan Flight Court will be dropping. Stay tuned for updates, including official images of the kicks, as we currently expect them to arrive this summer via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $115 USD.
Evening Standard
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Evening Standard
The War Between the Land and the Sea - what do we know about the new Doctor Who show?
Back then, the Fifth Doctor (Peter Davison) destroyed the Sea Devils' base – and again in 1984 when they teamed up with the Silurians. But according to Who lore, there are still many other bases in which thousands of them lie in hibernation – or at least until the start of the series. This will be their first appearance on New Who.
