Saja Boys and HUNTR/X, fictional groups from the animated film “KPop Demon Hunters,” were brought to life by animators and filmmakers with help from a slew of people within the K-pop world. Now, they’ve become global superstars.

Following a nearly two-year break from a Korean album release, four members of K-pop group OMEGA X have formed the group’s very first sub-unit, OX:N.

The viral movie and its fantasy pop stars are “Golden,” taking over Spotify’s daily chart and amassing millions of streams on Netflix.

“Act : Tomorrow” launches Aug. 22-23 at Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome before heading stateside. The tour title reflects the band’s message of moving forward together toward a promised tomorrow, with the group promising their signature blend of intricate narrative, immersive stage production and captivating live performances.

Hong, and Ji-young Yoo talk K-pop bias picks, girl group power, Labubus, and why their parents are surprisingly good at Instagram.

In K-Pop Demon Hunters, Rumi, Zoey and Mira saved the world and captured hearts. Now, the Honmoon between the silver screen and the video-game battlefield is bl