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Jeongyeon, member of the K-pop girl group TWICE, attends a promotional event in Seoul, June 18. Yonhap

The 10th-anniversary fan meeting for girl group BLACKPINK (BLACKPINK), held at the National Museum of Korea, has triggered a request for an audit by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

With great power comes great responsibility”, and the Kolkata Creative Crew (KCC) understood its spirit perfectly as they brought together the city’s biggest screening for Spider-Man fans. Just the Sunday after Spider-Man: Brand New Day was released, KCC organised a fun-filled special screening at INOX (City Centre, Salt Lake), giving Calcutta’s cosplayers, Marvel enthusiasts and…

Andrew Garfield grew up with a different kind of football, but his time in the Bay Area has made him a part of the Niner Gang!

Football fandom rarely starts at kick-off. It starts with the “what are you wearing?” group chat, the last-minute sign-making, the Pinterest board of kit ideas, and the little rituals that make matchday feel personal.

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The Walt Disney Company and TikTok have agreed to a content-sharing partnership designed to make licensed Disney clips easier for creators to use, while also routing creator videos into Disney+’s mobile experience. Disney said the details were outlined in its newsroom post.

There is something very specific about seeing an animated fandom leave the timeline and become a real-world, ticketed night out. It is not just merch. It is the feeling of a shared inside joke turning into a stadium-sized ritual, with people showing up dressed for the bit.

Members of “Silver ARMY,” an informal group of older international BTS fans, appear in a trailer for the documentary “BTS ARMY: Forever We Are Young.” Captured from X and YouTube

The New York Comics & Picture-story Symposium has posted their fall line-up of speakers and topics. Each symposium is free to the public and online though you need to register. To register, visit their newsletter on Substack for the email address one week prior to the event.