Now Huntr/x (pronounced Huntrix), the fictional K-pop trio from the animated film “KPop Demon Hunters,” has conquered the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 with “Golden,” becoming the first K-pop girl group in Billboard history to claim the No.

We finally have the first chart-topping hit by a girl group since Destiny’s Child. It’s not what you might expect.

Netflix has announced it'll release a sing-a-long version of Kpop Demon Hunters in theaters – but many fans will miss out for two big reasons.

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Pop, and surprisingly, this Netflix-released animated fantasy feature from Sony Pictures has got lots of uh, soul (Korean pun unintended) as well. "K-Pop Demon Hunters," directed by Chris Appelhans ("Wish Dragon") and Maggie Kang,

After conquering Paris with four Olympic medals, the world's most-decorated gymnast turns her focus to TV's top honor as Simone Biles Rising vies for Best Documentary Series.