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By Feb 27, 2021 BTS continues its streak on numerous audio streaming platforms and music charts worldwide. However, alongside their undeniable success, Jin, Jimin, Jungkook, J-Hope, V, RM and Suga have also received criticisms and disparagements. BTS Gets Support From LAUV, Halsey, and MAX On Saturday, Feb. 27, known music artists came to the defense of BTS after the group received racist comments from German radio DJ Matthias Matuschik. Lauv was among the very first artists who spoke up in support of the septet. In a post shared on his offi...

Bollywood Hungama Monica Yadav Updated: Feb 27, 2021 - 17:10 IST More than a year into the COVID -19 pandemic, Asians are still facing racist remarks, violent attacks, and trolling! In 2021, Asian-Americans are being attacked as multiple organizations, celebrities, activists are standing in solidarity with the Asian community and condemning the horrific attacks. Then comes the incident with global popstars BTS, known for spreading love, cheer, and positivity through their words and music, who have been on the receiving end of racist remarks. It all began earlier this week when a fan acco...

German radio DJ responds after being accused of making racist comments about BTS Matthias Matuschik compared the Korean band to the coronavirus after they covered Coldplay's 'Fix You' BTS CREDIT: Big Hit Entertainment/AMA2020/Getty Images via Getty Images A German radio DJ who has been accused of making racist comments about BTS has defended his remarks, saying the group’s nationality had nothing to do with his words. Matthias Matuschik discussed the Korean band’s cover of Coldplay’s ‘Fix You’ while on air on Bavarian radio station Bayern3 earlier this week. Advertisement He conti...

ab The Doctor vs. #MeToo How an HIV specialist in Germany is using media law to erase reporting of sexual abuse allegations against him One day in June 2019, Juliane Löffler was at her desk in BuzzFeed Germany’s Berlin office when a notification popped up on Slack. A colleague had sent her a link to a Facebook post that was circulating online. In the post, a prominent figure of Berlin’s queer scene revealed that his doctor had assaulted him. It was time, he wrote, to break the silence. Löffler, a reporter who covers the LGBTQ community, noticed that although the doctor wasn’t named, ...