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It was a landmark 2024 for Jimin, and the star snagged yet another win in Billboard’s recent fan-voted poll for best K-pop album of 2024. With 41% of the votes, the singer’s Muse took the victory. However, four of the top five was claimed by Jimin’s BTS bandmates, with Jin’s Happy coming in second, RM’s Right Place, Wrong Person in third and J-Hope’s Hope on the Street, Vol. 1 in fourth. Stray Kids’ ATE rounded out the top five. Muse marked Jimin’s second solo project following his 2023 Face EP, and the highly anticipated album arrived in July. The effort marked his second straight album to enter at the runner-up position on the all-genre Billboard 200 chart, while the set’s single “Who” bows at No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 1 on the Global 200 — his first solo leader on the latter chart. Explore Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Jimin rounded out the year with an immersive exhibit a the Ace Missions Studios in Los Angeles titled “The Truth Untold,” which gave fans a look into his creative process, as well as a peek into his personal diaries, lyric notebooks and other behind-the-scenes materials. For 2025, Jimin is set to reunite with his BTS bandmates after the group members all complete their mandatory South Korean military service. See the full list of results for the 2024 K-pop album poll below. Take Our Poll Source link

V and Park Hyo Shin got festive to wrap up 2024, and it earned them a win on Billboard‘s recent fan-voted poll for best K-pop song of the year. Getting into the spirit of the season, fans voted for V and Park Hyo Shin’s collaboration, “Winter Ahead,” which won the competition with 50% of the votes. Closely following in second place was V’s BTS bandmate Jung Kook with “Never Let Go.” ATEEZ’s “Ice on My Teeth” came in third, followed by TOMORROW X TOGETHER’s “Deja Vu” and aespa’s “Supernova.” V has long been open about his love of jazz, and personally reached out to Park — with whom he has a “longstanding friendship,” according to a press release — to record “Winter Ahead” together. The track was written by Jesse Harris, the songwriter behind Norah Jones’ contemporary jazz-pop staple “Don’t Know Why.” Explore Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news The 29-year-old superstar also released a hardcover photo book called TYPE 1 over the summer. “V participated in every step of the planning and production, from selecting the travel destination to deciding on the title and the photobook’s components, culminating in a 224-page photobook packed with various moments he wishes to share with ARMY,” according to a post about the project on HYBE’s app. Back in March, V dropped his first post-military enlistment single, “FRI(END)S,” which was written entirely in English. The song followed his September 2023 EP Layover. For 2025, V is set to reunite with his BTS bandmates after the group members all complete their mandatory South Korean military service. See the full list of results for the 2024 K-pop song poll below. Take Our Poll Source link

Billie Eilish‘s “Birds of a Feather” soared to even higher heights just before the new year, with the Hit Me Hard and Soft track becoming Spotify‘s most-streamed song of 2024. As announced Thursday (Jan. 2) by Interscope, “Birds of a Feather” moved to the top spot of the streamer’s year-end song statistics in the final weeks of 2024. On Spotify, the song boasted a total of 1.781 billion streams at press time. The soaring ballad was previously named the third-most-streamed song in Spotify’s 2024 Wrapped, bested only by Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso” and Benson Boone’s “Beautiful Things” at the time. The former’s fizzy summer anthem now has 1.778 billion streams on the platform. The news comes less than eight months after the nine-time Grammy winner released “Birds of a Feather” along with the rest of her third studio album. The track reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, while the LP debuted at the penultimate spot on the Billboard 200. In September, Eilish dropped a paranormal music video for “Birds of a Feather” directed by Aidan Zamiri, and in October, she performed the song on Saturday Night Live. Eilish is currently on break from her Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour, which wrapped its North American leg Dec. 21 after a five-night stay at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. She’ll pick back up again February for a run of shows in Australia in February and March followed by a European leg kicking off in April. See Interscope’s announcement below. Source link

New year, new mindset! Christina Aguilera took to Instagram on Tuesday (Dec. 31) to shut down comments about her appearance. The video montage opens with screenshots of countless comments discussing her looks before she shared some powerful highlights from throughout 2024. “This year, doing something a little different.This is a reminder to everyone that you are your OWN STORYTELLER in your OWN LIFE,” she wrote in the caption. “No one else can dictate who you are. No one deserves an explanation. I am evolved enough to know that nothing comes easy and no one is perfect. Everyone will judge you. No matter WHAT you do. And/ or what you don’t do. Acceptance comes with accepting yourself first. And the difficult journey it takes sometimes to get there.” See her post here. Explore Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news The “Genie in a Bottle” singer shared a similar sentiment in her August Glamour cover story. “I have a maturity now where I just don’t give a f— about your opinion. I’m not going to take it on,” she said at the time. “It must be your responsibility to take up your space. Other people’s opinions of me are not my business.” Aguilera has been oozing self-acceptance in recent months, sharing a sultry photo for her 44th birthday last month. In the “Birthday Suit #44” snap, she’s wearing nothing but a black leather hat, matching hot pants and strappy stiletto heels. In September, she also celebrated the 25th anniversary of her self-titled debut album by teaming up with Spotify for one of its Spotify Anniversaries series to reimagine her 1999 LP with a number of special guests.  Source link

Redacción Panamericana Magaly Medina se puso nostálgica y contó detalles de su distanciamiento con su antiguo amigo Rodrigo González. Magaly Medina tuvo una entrevista con Infobae y reveló que tiene una demanda pendiente con ‘Peluchín’, pero aún no se atreve a sacarla por el recuerdo de lo que algún día fue su amistad.  Te puede interesar Pamela López animó concierto y niña le pregunta por Pamela Franco: «¿Cuándo viene?» «Tengo una demanda preparada, que está lista para mandar, pero le pedí a mi abogado que la tuviera en stand by. Fue una persona a la que conozco desde los 17 años, y a la que yo he querido mucho, y sé que él me ha querido mucho», declaró.  La ‘Urraca’ contó que pensará unos días más si oficializa o no la demanda. «Digo, ‘¿cómo voy a hacerle eso a alguien a quien he querido mucho y con quien he compartido tanto?’», manifestó.  ¿Por qué se enemistaron Magaly Medina y Rodrigo González? La popular conductora de espectáculos se puso el corazón en la mano y habló sobre el motivo de enemistad con ‘Peluchín’.  Te puede interesar Magaly Medina llama ‘traidora’ a María Pía en pleno evento juntas «Sé que las cuestiones de televisión son las que nos han cambiado, el estar en un medio muy competitivo te hace cambiar, altera tu ego, te transforma en otra persona. Él no es el mismo Rodrigo González que yo conocí hace muchísimos años», confesó.  Además, la ‘Urraca’ duda que esa amistad vuelva a nacer. «Yo ya estoy distanciada de él, él no volverá jamás a ser mi amigo», sentenció.  Source link

A quarter-century after Boy Meets World ended, 50 Cent is finally meeting the girl. Following his recent show in Las Vegas, the rapper posed with Danielle Fishel — who played Topanga Lawrence on the iconic series — and wrote afterward on Instagram that the actress is going to be “fine” forever. In a photo posted on New Year’s Eve, both Fifty and Fishel smile at the camera while standing close together, the “In Da Club” artist making finger guns while stretching one arm behind the Girl Meets World alum’s shoulder. “@daniellefishel just said fvck it, shes gonna be fine forever,” he wrote in his caption. “Happy New Year’s Eve.” In the comments, Fishel returned the compliments. “AHHHH! I had the BEST time – thanks for putting on such an amazing show,” she wrote. “You were the perfect way to end 2024. G-Unit forever!” The actress also shared the photo onto her own account and gushed, “Ended 2024 in the BEST way – in Las Vegas watching @50cent put on an absolutely incredible show.” “My mind was blown and I danced and sang the *entire night,*” she added. “Thank you the biggest to 50 for being such a freaking GEM. ❤️” The hip-hop titan’s New Year’s show marks the fourth show in his six-performance In Da Club mini-residency at Las Vegas’ PH Live Theater & Show Venue. “I get to take it up a notch [with] the production value of the show and put on a special show,” 50 told Billboard of the venture in October. “The show itself is a dream. We gotta turn it up a notch. I’m gonna be there for New Year’s [Eve]. That’s the real turn up.” He now has just two shows left, slated for back-to-back nights Jan. 3 and 4. Afterwards, fans are hopeful the “Candy Shop” rapper will get back in the studio for a joint album with Eminem — something the Detroit artist teased in a December interview with SiriusXM’s Shade 45. “That would be great,” Em said at the time. “We just gotta stop bulls–tting and just do it. I would never say it’s not possible, what the f–k?!” “Looks like I’ll be back in the booth after all !” 50 wrote on Instagram shortly afterward. “Just gotta do this residency in Vegas first.” Source link

Magaly Medina tuvo una entrevista con Infobae y reveló que tiene una demanda pendiente con ‘Peluchín’, pero aún no se atreve a sacarla por el recuerdo de lo que algún día fue su amistad.  Te puede interesar Nicola Porcella revela que se iba a casar en Perú y Wendy Guevara expone quién sería: “La que te engañó” «Tengo una demanda preparada, que está lista para mandar, pero le pedí a mi abogado que la tuviera en stand by. Fue una persona a la que conozco desde los 17 años, y a la que yo he querido mucho, y sé que él me ha querido mucho», declaró.  La ‘Urraca’ contó que pensará unos días más si oficializa o no la demanda. «]Digo, ‘¿cómo voy a hacerle eso a alguien a quien he querido mucho y con quien he compartido tanto?’», manifestó.  ¿Por qué se enemistaron Magaly Medina y Rodrigo González? La popular conductora de espectáculos se puso el corazón en la mano y habló sobre el motivo de enemistad con ‘Peluchín’.  Te puede interesar Filtran video de Jefferson Farfán en su viaje a Tarapoto con ¿Xiomy Kanashiro? «Sé que las cuestiones de televisión son las que nos han cambiado, el estar en un medio muy competitivo te hace cambiar, altera tu ego, te transforma en otra persona. Él no es el mismo Rodrigo González que yo conocí hace muchísimos años», confesó.  Además, la ‘Urraca’ duda que esa amistad vuelva a nacer. «Yo ya estoy distanciada de él, él no volverá jamás a ser mi amigo», sentenció.  La entrada Magaly Medina revela por qué se distanció de Rodrigo González: «No es el mismo que conocí» se publicó primero en Radio Onda Cero. Source link

Ariana Grande is explaining what really happened with that scrapped hip-hop version of “Popular,” which composer Stephen Schwartz had intended to put in Jon M. Chu’s Wicked films before the pop star pushed back on the idea. In a cover story interview with Variety published Thursday (Jan. 2), Grande recalled first hearing the original rehearsal track for Glinda’s standout number at the very beginning of production in London — and she wasn’t totally thrilled with the instrumentation. “They had hip-hop drums,” she told the publication. “I called Jon first. I was shaking. ‘Is this something that we can meet in the middle on?’” “And of course, it was so understood,” she continued. “And that’s what happens when you have a team who loves and respects each other and can hear those truths, because nothing has to be withheld.” The interview comes over a month after Schwartz — who created the soundtrack for the Wicked Broadway musical more than 20 years prior before working on the films — first revealed that the R.E.M. Beauty founder had said no to a hip-hop version of “Popular,” which he’d pitched “in the spirit of being open to new things” for the adaptation. “I thought, ‘Let’s refresh the rhythm. Let’s, maybe, I don’t know, hip-hop it up a little bit,’” he told The Los Angeles Times. “Ariana said, ‘Absolutely not, don’t do it. I want to be Glinda, not Ariana Grande playing Glinda.’” In the new cover story, Grande clarified that the scrapped version had been less about making “Popular” sound like a song from her own multi-platinum discography and more about modernizing it for the times. Regardless, the “Yes, And?” singer still “wanted to lovingly and respectfully say, ‘Absolutely not!’” to the idea. “Thinking through the lens of the character — Galinda Upland does not have that bounce to her at all,” she explained to Variety. “She’s as vanilla as they come.” Though “Popular” never did get the hip-hop treatment, the track did experience some changes. Fans who saw the movie on or after its Nov. 22 premiere, or listened to its No. 2 Billboard 200-charting soundtrack, discovered that the bubbly anthem was extended with an alternate ending — featuring three key changes and an atmospheric opera note hit by Grande for the big finish. “I had this idea for a new vocal ending,” Schwartz told The Times of the updates in November. “Ariana was a little hesitant about it, but I told her that if I had thought of it for the original show, this is how it would have been. Once she was reassured that this new bit of music was coming out of character, she was on board.” See Grande with Chu and Wicked co-leading lady Cynthia Erivo on the cover of Variety below. Source link

Diddy will remain behind bars until his sex trafficking trial begins in May, but those closest to him have broken their silence. Peacock released the shocking trailer to the Diddy: The Rise of a Bad Boy documentary on Thursday (Jan. 2), detailing the embattled Bad Boy mogul’s rise to fame, transformational years in the spotlight and Sean Combs’ recent sexual abuse allegations. The upcoming 90-minute documentary is slated to premiere on Jan. 14 on Peacock. Singer and Kim Porter’s ex Al B. Sure! will be speaking out regarding Diddy’s past in the “Nite and Day” singer’s first official sit-down interview since Combs’ arrest. “Something is not right with this,” the former Uptown Records signee and says in the clip. There are appearances from members of Diddy’s alleged inner circle and former employees as well as a bodyguard, childhood friend and Making The Band winner. Another anonymous voice chimes in: “I’ve been with Sean for quite a while and I’ve captured a lot of moments. Anytime a studio or any room is red, he’s making love and sex. Some of the girls who were in the room, for sure, they were underage.” This is the first documentary to release regarding Diddy’s sexual abuse allegations in 2025 and there could be many more down the pipeline, including a doc produced by 50 Cent’s G-Unit Films division. Diddy was arrested in New York City in September on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges. After multiple attempts at bail were denied, he dropped his appeal in December and is set to remain behind bars at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn until the start of his criminal trial in May. Combs also faces a litany of civil lawsuits regarding his alleged sexual abuse. Watch the trailer below. Diddy: The Rise of a Bad Boy hits Peacock on Jan. 14. Source link

Kim Kardashian quoted bars from her ex Ye — formerly known as Kanye West — with a post to her Instagram Story on Wednesday (Jan. 1) to ring in 2025. “Sunglasses & Advil… last night was mad trill,” she wrote in her caption, which was a repost from July 2012 from her own account. The original photo features gold Cuban link shades with two Advil gels, and boasts more than 100,000 likes, including from the late designer Virgil Abloh. The caption is partially an homage to Ye’s rhymes on Watch the Throne standout “No Church in the Wild.” “Sunglasses and Advil/ Last night was mad real/ Sun coming up 5 a.m./ I wonder if they got cabs still,” he raps on the Frank Ocean-assisted track. Co-produced by West and 88 Keys, “No Church in the Wild” reached No. 72 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2011. The Skims mogul appeared to spend the holidays with family, as she posted a series of photos to Instagram featuring her four children — North, Psalm, Chicago and Saint, whom she shares with the rapper — and mom Kris Jenner and sister Kourtney Kardashian. It doesn’t appear Ye was part of the family’s Christmas festivities. The reality star spoke about Ye’s lack of help in co-parenting when she claimed to be “raising four kids” by herself during an appearance on the What in the Winkler? podcast last year. The couple officially divorced in 2022 after Kim filed in 2021 following seven years of marriage. “It’s not something that I talk about a lot because I feel like there is always a lot of judgment or people always will jump to the, ‘Oh, but you have the resources to have nannies and to have help,’” she said on the podcast. “And I just think that no matter what kind of help I have, basically raising four kids by myself.” West looks to be doing his own thing bringing in 2025. The Grammy Award-winning rapper returned to social media and posted photos on Instagram with his wife, Bianca Censori, as they vacation in the Maldives. See Kardashian’s original “Sunglasses & Advil” Instagram post below, which she reshared on Stories on New Year’s Day. Source link