Not only is Rosé the first female K-pop artist (including groups) ever to earn a BRIT platinum certification, but “APT.” has now become the fastest song by a K-pop act to go platinum in the ...

BLACKPINK’s Rosé has taken over the Kpop scene and brought the best to the table. Ultimately, “APT” became one of the most popular Kpop songs of this decade and the United Kingdom’s latest ...

Apatеu, apateu! Rosé is taking over the charts with her new Bruno Mars hit 'APT.' but what does APT. actually mean? Ever since Rosé announced that she would be releasing her debut solo album ...

Works of BTS’ Jungkook, Jimin, Lisa, and other artists were highlighted by Madame Tussauds in their HOT 100 list (Image via BIGHIT and Instagram/@roses_are ... several K-pop artists including ...

which has tied her record on Billboard's Global Excl. U.S. chart. 'APT.' also set a record as the first K-Pop song with the most weeks at No.1, indicating a significant global impact.

Eating disorders are among the deadliest and fastest-growing mental health conditions, yet they remain largely misunderstood. Popular portrayals reduce these illnesses to superficial stereotypes ...

Increasing screen time and social media use significantly raise the risk of eating disorders among teens. Exposure to unattainable body ideals and cyberbullying exacerbate these risks. Experts ...

Rose’s single "Apt." rises to No. 1 on Billboard's Pop Airplay chart, making her the first K-pop ... [+] artist to top the most competitive pop radio ranking in the U.S. PARIS, FRANCE - FEBRUARY ...

Caroline Rose is ready to follow up 2023’s The Art Of Forgetting — and soon. In just 10 days, Rose will drop their new album year of the slug. We’re getting a preview today in the form of ...

Professional medical help and medication are often a vital part of the eating disorder recovery process. If you or a loved one are coping with an eating disorder, contact the National Alliance for ...

If ADHD is so common, does it really make sense anymore to call it a disorder (a stance some experts support)? Or could it be a part of normal human variation? While most of us will find at least some ...