DDAY

The BTS boys might be missing in action (stage idol action, that is) due to their stints in the military, but they’re still making sure ARMYs are well-fed in their absence. Not only is SUGA‘s 2023 tour coming to theater and IMAX screens across the globe, but V is putting out new music, while j-hope is taking his birthday as an opportunity to gift fans with a whole new docu-series and album — all of it prepared before each member’s enlistment date. The SUGA Agust D Tour was the rapper’s first and only solo world tour,…

In a significant stride towards unravelling the mysteries of the cosmos, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is poised to launch the X-ray Polarimeter Satellite (XPoSat) on January 1. Representing India's maiden dedicated polarimeter mission, XPoSat aims to explore the intricate dynamics of luminous astronomical X-ray sources thriving in extreme conditions.Scheduled for liftoff at 9:10 AM, XPoSat will ride the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) into a low earth orbit. Carrying two cutting-edge payloads, this…

Images via Disney Plus/HYBE Labels To the general consumer, BTS is the Korean boy band phenom that sings upbeat colorful songs and causes a frenzy anywhere it goes. The group is all of those things, without a doubt, but also much more. It’s a combination of each of its seven members, and Disney Plus has now produced two documentaries that allow anyone interested to look beneath the bright pop surface and get to know the concerns, perspectives, and creative vision of two of BTS’ foundational members: j-hope and…

Ryuichi Sakamoto, J-Hope feature in BTS rapper Suga’s solo album ( Photo Credit – Still from Agust D ‘People Pt.2 ) K-pop superband BTS member Suga on Monday revealed the tracklist for his first solo album ‘D-Day’, with two songs respectively featuring late Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto and his fellow BTS bandmate J-Hope as a collaborator. The tracklist consists of 10 songs, two of which – ‘Snooze’ and ‘Huh?!’ – credit Sakamoto and J-Hope as featured artists, respectively, reports Yonhap. Also included were the…

One of the rappers from South Korea`s biggest boy band, K-pop, Min Yoongi aka Suga will soon embark on a musical journey, travelling the world in search of inspiration for his upcoming solo album, `D-Day`. While he will head out and map the whole world looking for inspiration for his album, his entire journey will be covered and released in a form of a documentary exclusively for his fans and the ARMY. Titled `SUGA: Road to D-DAY`, the much-awaited documentary is all set to release in India on April 21 on…