In the South Korean capital, an independent business owned by local artists is taking on Korea's arguably most famous celebrity — the entertainer and musician PSY. The real estate rift is ...

In a sly, entertaining way, PSY's song pushes these cultural buttons. More mainstream K-Pop performers, already famous in South Korea and across Asia, have tried and failed to crack the American ...

This image of K-pop singer-performer Psy is provided by P Nation. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap) SEOUL, May 23 (Yonhap) -- ...

As a 34-year-old solo rapper, PSY was far from the typical Korean “idol.” He debuted in 2001, well before the current K-pop wave, and had become as famous for his offstage antics and rebel ...

PSY’s That That ft. BTS’s Suga just smashed 600 million views! To celebrate, PSY dropped some fun behind-the-scenes footage ...

"Gangnam means, it's like Beverly Hills of Korea," said PSY, or Jae-Sang Park ... He dances in a subway station, by the river, on top of a modern building, and even in a public bath, a far ...

Psy, who was already popular in his home country but barely ... the success of “Gangnam Style” is considered a major catalyst in the “Korean wave”, or “hallyu”, a term describing ...

The video features Psy, also known as Park Jae-sang, in various upscale locations doing a funky horse riding dance. A couple of famous Korean comedians make cameo appearances in the video ...

Park was inaugurated as South Korea’s new president in February. PSY’s “Gangnam Style” video, featuring his much-mimicked horse-riding dance, made him one of the best-known Koreans in the ...