Topline Suga, a member of the K-pop mega group BTS, apologized to fans on Wednesday after being booked by police for riding an electric scooter under the influence, amid the band’s hiatus as its ...

K-pop star Suga, a member of the boy band supergroup BTS, apologized on Wednesday after police revoked his license for drunk driving in Seoul.

BTS fans’ long wait is nearly over. The K-pop supergroup’s label, BIG Hit, announced on Wednesday morning (June 18) that Suga, the final member of the group awaiting discharge from mandatory ...

A multinational alliance of fans of the Korean pop music group BTS has issued a statement in support of band member Suga, who was recently involved in a drunk-driving incident. “The Global ARMY ...

Suga, 30, will become the third BTS member to begin mandatory military service in South Korea. The first was Jin, who started last year.

Suga reveals the album he thought signaled the end of BTS during his latest episode of Suchwita featuring his bandmate Jimin and Shinee’s Taemin.

While BTS takes a break, Suga played three shows at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, giving the BTS Army of fans something new to love.

BTS star Suga, who is currently serving his mandatory military service in South Korea, had his driver's license revoked for driving his 'electric kickboard' while drunk.

SUGA: Road to D-DAY will be available on both Disney+ and Weverse on the same day as the album, April 21. The name of the documentary seems to have a double meaning. It focuses on Suga's journey ...

BTS fans make it clear that they stand in support of Suga and his place in BTS following the media frenzy surrounding his DUI incident.

Suga, a member of the K-pop group BTS, apologized on Wednesday for driving an electric scooter while under the influence of alcohol, a violation of South Korea’s traffic laws.