Lisa of BLACKPINK was attacked online after being mistakenly named Spotify's Most Streamed K-Pop Soloist of 2022.

Speaking to Newsweek in a U.S. first exclusive about his new song "Dive," the K-pop star and actor talked about life during COVID and what fans might find most surprising about him.

K-Pop icons Donghae and Eunhyuk spoke to Newsweek about Super Junior-D&E's 10th anniversary, making music in the COVID pandemic, and their legacy.

The group also posed a 17-minute live video on the platform VLive that has been viewed more than 10 million times.

BTS' new music video "Butter", which dropped on the early hours of Friday morning, has already racked up a staggering 33 million views, at the time of publishing.

Pentagon's Wooseok, Kino, Hongseok and Yuto spoke to Newsweek about making their new album and title track, and how it's been since Hui's military enlistment.

K-Pop icons SUPER JUNIOR spoke to Newsweek about making the second volume of their 11th studio album, "The Road : Celebration," and their hopes for 2023.

Dermatologist Dr. Muneeb Shah went viral for weighing in on and explaining the "Amika" and "Arnica" cream confusion during the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard trial.

The Korean spin-off of America's SNL came under fire in 2016 after crew members were accused of sexually harassing some K-pop stars who appeared on the show.

Louis Vuitton called BTS "one of the most renowned and influential groups in the world" in a press release announcing the ambassadorship.

"Dynamite" singer V, real name Kim Tae-hyung, has broken two Guinness World Records on Instagram since he and his BTS bandmates launched individual accounts.

The singer attended rumored boyfriend Travis Kelce's NFL game with "Deadpool" star Ryan Reynolds and "The Wolverine" actor Hugh Jackman.

The latest track marks the K-pop band's first English single following its first all English album "All About Luv" in 2020.

Twitter users say the film attempts to copy Jordan Peele's 2017 hit film "Get Out," which garnered widespread critical acclaim after its release.

The new K-pop track follows the release of the latest Monsta X EP "One of a Kind," which was unveiled in June.

The K-pop boy band released a teaser for the music video of their upcoming new single "One Day," which is out on September 10.

The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, wants Harry's visa application form published, citing "potential revocation" for drug use.

The K-pop megagroup kicked off their week-long "The Tonight Show" residency on Monday night.

BTS treated fans to an epic two-day livestream event, called Muster Sowoozoo, to mark the band's eighth anniversary.

"Riverdale's" musical episode saw the end of Archie and Veronica – and the trailer for next week's season finale features a passionate kiss between Archie and Betty that hints that "Barchie" is back.

BTS member Jungkook has confirmed to fans that he has decided to delete his Instagram account, and he has shared the other ways they can keep in touch with him.

"Killing Eve" lead writer Laura Neal told Newsweek about Villanelle's "God complex" and why she had to see herself as Jesus at the start of the final series.

Memphis Garrett took things even further.

The president regularly uses the '70s disco song—widely beloved as an LGBTQ+ anthem—to close out his rallies.

A picture purportedly showing Jason Derulo falling down the stairs frequently goes viral on Twitter. We reveal the true story behind the meme.

Ghislaine Maxwell's former special forces security consultant used Princess Diana's death to try to free her on bail ahead of her Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking trial.

Disappointed viewers say "it was only a matter of time" before 'Diversity Day,' one of "The Office's" most popular episodes, was taken off the airwaves.

Disney is facing a boycott controversy over comments made by the movie's star, Liu Yifei, about the ongoing protests in Hong Kong.

Fan campaigns often resurrect TV shows and "Warrior Nun" is the latest to find new life after being cancelled.

Paul Rudd was a surprise guest on one of Conan O'Brien's final TBS shows, when he pulled his "Mac and Me" prank for the last time.

Married couple Melissa McCarthy and Ben Falcone have made a habit of starring in the same movies and TV shows. Here's a list of some of their most notable work.

"Full-Frontal" won't have commercials on Wednesday, but it will have plenty of gags designed to speak to Election Night jitters.

Prince Andrew got away with 10 years of rudeness, partying and Thailand go go bars because of "privilege" while Meghan Markle and Prince Harry faced double standards, a royal author says.

"How do people still not understand this?" Jameela Jamil tweeted in response to Hunt's Thursday appearance on the BBC where white privilege was discussed.

Newsweek recently sat down with Zeno Robinson, Anairis Quiñones and Lee George to discuss the highs and lows of working in the anime industry as actors of color.

Duchess of Sussex supporters have seen evidence supporting her claims of racism in Britain in the way England fans reacted to the Euro 2020 final loss to Italy.

The anti-Trump actress and singer has taken aim at the Senate majority leader and the state of Kentucky, which keeps voting for him.

Caitriona Balfe and Jamie Dornan spoke to Newsweek about portraying Ma and Pa in Kenneth Branagh's new film "Belfast", which sees their characters argue on set.

The couple, who have been romantically linked since 2021, was spotted holding hands while leaving Rubirosa Italian Restaurant in SoHo in New York City.

Duolingo, the language app, saw a boom in users in 2020 and compiled the top language trends of 2020, some of which might surprise and delight you.

Jimin was speaking to "Rolling Stone" about his future plans and position in the pop world.

A scene featuring the French skunk was filmed but ultimately removed from the LeBron James starring sequel.

Zayn Malik has "adamantly" denied allegations he "struck" Gigi Hadid's mother, Yolanda Hadid.

The five-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter has been working on a new Spanish-language album.

The president was previously cut off from the conservative-leaning news network on Thursday evening.

"Catch and Kill: The Podcast Tapes" on HBO Max brings to life Ronan Farrow's podcast of the same name. Directors Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato spoke to Newsweek about the six-part series.

"The most precious little warrior got to train with the Dora Milaje at Avengers Campus on Christmas Eve," read the video's caption.

Goodall talks to Newsweek about the pandemic, her new documentary and the most important message she hopes her life's work leaves behind.

Cabello is a long-time Swiftie, and it appears the feeling is mutual.

There are some key differences between how Canadians and Americans commemorate their versions of Thanksgiving.

"The Amish fellow in the left of this picture is shown wearing earbuds and jacket with a zipper; the Amish shun both," one user Tweeted.

While Ricky Gervais has been labeled "transphobic" for his latest Netflix special "SuperNature," some members of the trans community have defended him.

Prince Charles outlined decades of support for Britain's Black community 18 months after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey.

McHale accidentally tagged Anderson when announcing the upcoming Peacock 'Community' movie, and now she wants in, writer Andrew Guest says.

David Dastmalchian portrays the unlikeliest of supervillains in "The Suicide Squad." The actor spoke about his character as we detail his powers.

Cutler recently re-shared a statement from the golfer, supporting four more years of President Donald Trump.

13 minutes is all it takes to set up the greatest rivalry in "Mortal Kombat" history.

Jennifer Lopez has received backlash for suggesting it was a bad idea for her and Shakira to share the stage during the 2020 Super Bowl Halftime Show.

BTS member V shared a message rooting for the South Korean table tennis player who beat a 58-year-old former world champion in women's singles event.

Timothée Chalamet is set to host "Saturday Night Live" this week.

Members of the social network are railing against the Kentucky senator for congratulating Biden and Harris after their official Electoral College win.

Mayim Bialik told Newsweek about the huge reaction she's found as the host of "Jeopardy!" and how much she wants permanent hosting gig.

Mrs. Maisel is coming back to Amazon Prime Video—and she has her sights on a headline slot. Here's what we know about the release date, cast, trailer and plot.

The first round of the Knockouts Tag Team Championship Tournament concludes tonight.

Movie fans are being given the opportunity to bid on memorabilia including Thor's hammer and Neo's "Matrix" coat at a special Los Angeles event.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been involved in a spate of new lawsuits in 2022, including two which are quite different to those that came before.

"Lovecraft Country" has now come to an end on HBO with a blood-soaked finale that saw a number of major characters dead.

There are drag queens, and then there's Bianca Del Rio. Newsweek's H. Alan Scott spoke with Del Rio about her new tour "Dead Inside" on the latest Parting Shot podcast.

Esteemed toymaker Henry Orenstein, who also revolutionized the game of poker, has passed away at his home in New Jersey.

Prince George smiles in the English countryside in a new picture taken by Kate Middleton and released to mark his eighth birthday by Kensington Palace.

Laci Mosley speaks about the "iCarly" reboot, what it means to be a queer woman on screen and the struggles of being a millennial.

Newsweek spoke to Steinfeld and the cast and creators of Apple TV+ show "Dickinson" ahead of the third and final season's release.

"Justice League" actor Ezra Miller surprised many by suggesting on Instagram that a chapter of the Ku Klux Klan should kill themselves with their own guns.

"We have to educate ourselves if we want to know what our history is," Matt Bomer tells Newsweek's Parting Shot about why Showtime's 'Fellow Travelers' is so important for queer people.

"The way that he describes his ascent out of poverty, he treats it as if everyone should just know this and the fact that they don't do it is somehow their personal failing. When, in fact, I think he...

Rachel Dolezal, who said in 2015 that she identifies as Black despite having white parents, has lent her support to Oli London—who now says they are Korean.

Rudd has become a much-loved member of the Marvel franchise since his first appearance as Ant-Man in 2015.

Kevin Feige has confirmed that if the character Daredevil was to return to the MCU, it would be played by Charlie Cox. Fans now want to see him in "Spider-Man."

Country singer Mickey Guyton released her song "Black Like Me" just days after the death of George Floyd.

Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters said Zuckerberg offered him "a huge amount of money" to use the 1979 track "Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)."