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How 1989 Changed Taylor Swift's Career

Taylor Swift is re-releasing the game-changing album '1989,' which cemented her place in the pop landscape nine years ago.

OnlyFans CEO Ami Gan Wants to Dispel Misconceptions About the Company

TIME spoke with OnlyFans CEO Ami Gan about how the company approaches online safety and her plans to grow its streaming platform

How J-Hope's New Album Helps Us Understand BTS Better

'Jack in the Box' is the first solo project released by a BTS member after they announced they would focus on their solo careers.

What’s Next for the Members of BTS?

BTS is not disbanding, but their future musical output as a group is uncertain and it's unclear if they will return to live performance as a group.

Why Taika Waititi Thinks Comedy Is Essential for Remembering the Lessons of History

"In terms of telling a story, it's the best we have," he said

Jon Batiste Reflects on the Power of Music

At the 2022 TIME100 Summit, Jon Batiste opened the day with a performance—and discussed the power of music and jazz with Amber Ruffin.

How Pay Transparency Laws Impact Business—and Workers

Colorado's Equal Pay for Equal Work Act instituted pay transparency standards with wide-ranging effects. New York City plans to follow.

For Ukraine's Eurovision Contestants, War Looms

The Ukrainian entrant in the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest, Kalush Orchestra, is favored to win. But their experience has been colored by the war at home.

How K-Pop Group aespa Is Making the Metaverse Their Home

The group aims to normalize Metaverse concepts with song and video.

A Timeline of Elon Musk's Business Endeavors

Here's a timeline of Musk's most notable business endeavors—both successful and not—over the past three decades.

U.S. Companies are More Anti-Union Than International Ones. Here's Why

The pendulum swings of unionization in the U.S. are part of a bigger picture: the neverending tension between businesses and workers.

How to Start a Union at Your Company

Workers at Starbucks, Apple, and Amazon have made waves this year for their efforts to form or strengthen unions. Here's how to start a union at your workplace.

HYBE’s Bang Si-Hyuk Explains His Vision For the Company Behind BTS

As Chairman of HYBE, the South-Korea-based talent agency and technology company behind supergroup BTS, Bang Si-Hyuk is known for his canny strategies and vision.

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Initially founded as Big Hit Entertainment, the management agency behind BTS is on the hunt for the next decade’s musical stars.