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Billboard's weekly poll crowned JENNIE's Fallen Angel as the top new release, taking over 82% of the vote. The acoustic-pop-leaning Fallen Angel EP is her first solo project since Ruby and features the singles Less Than a Lover and Fallen Angel, plus Heaven. A physical CD version includes three bonus tracks—Sweettooth, Lockitdown and Face—and ships on Oct. 30; the EP arrived Aug. 28 via ODDATELIER and Columbia Records.
BLACKPINK member Jennie released a three-track EP Fallen Angel, with the title-track MV ending in a chilling scene of children in white with red veils near a burning house. The imagery has sparked online controversy, with many netizens calling it satanic or disturbing, while others defend it as cinematic; overall, reactions on social media are deeply divided.
Billboard's Friday Music Guide highlights this week’s essential New Music Friday releases, led by Olivia Rodrigo's new track 'Serena Joy' ahead of her Daisy Chain Fields festival and Alex Warren's second album 'WILDCHILD,' with JENNIE's Fallen Angel EP and Rod Wave's 24-track 'Don't Look Down' among a slate of notable drops from artists like Natanael Cano, Alabama Shakes, Angèle and Carly Pearce, offering quick takes to help listeners plan their weekend playlists.
K-pop star Jennie announced a six-track physical EP Fallen Angel to accompany her digital release, with pre-orders starting on the 26th. The physical set includes FALLEN ANGEL, Less than a Lover, sweettooth, lockitdown, Face (new), and HEAVEN, with sweettooth, lockitdown, and Face exclusive to the physical edition; Face is also unveiled as a new song on this release. Concept photos feature a film-like mood with black-and-red tones. Ahead of the physical release, the digital EP Fallen Angel (Digital EP) will drop on the 28th.
BLACKPINK member Jennie released candid wing-themed teaser photos for her upcoming solo project Fallen Angel at midnight KST, following a summer of global festival appearances where she performed unreleased tracks like ‘Less than a Lover,’ ‘FALLEN ANGEL,’ and ‘lockitdown,’ signaling a new musical direction and heightened anticipation for her EP’s final tracklist.
Jennie of Blackpink announced a personal EP titled Fallen Angel, set for release on August 28 via Odd Atelier, featuring three tracks including Heaven and Less Than A Lover. The project follows her 2025 debut Ruby and this year’s Deadline EP comeback, as Blackpink marks its 10th anniversary and fans await Jennie’s solo artistic direction.
BLACKPINK’s Jennie announced a three-track digital EP, Fallen Angel, arriving August 28, 2026, featuring FALLEN ANGEL, HEAVEN, and Less than a Lover after her festival circuit. The news drew excitement from some fans but sparked backlash from others who want more new songs and questioned the release strategy and management ahead of her upcoming break.
Jennie posted an emotional apology on Weverse amid backlash over BLACKPINK's 10th anniversary controversy, saying she wanted to speak with a clear heart after finishing her schedule. She thanked fans for a decade of support, admitted disappointment over the moment, apologized for not showing a better side, and pledged to grow and give back the love, following Jisoo's prior apology during the controversial anniversary live. She recently completed a performance in Japan.
Blackpink’s Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa and Rosé reunited on the Met Gala 2026 red carpet — the first year all four attended together. Lisa served on the hosting committee in an avant-garde Robert Wun gown with 3D-printed arm extensions, while Rosé wore Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, Jennie wore Chanel, and Jisoo wore Dior. The group, each with high-profile solo projects, was hyped for a potential group photo and continued to dominate fashion and music headlines.
Lollapalooza 2026 in Chicago (July 30–Aug 2) reveals a star-studded lineup led by Jennie of BLACKPINK, who will headline alongside Charli XCX, Tate McRae, Lorde, Olivia Dean, John Summit, the Smashing Pumpkins, and the xx, with aespa, i-dle, and CORTIS also set to perform across the four-day festival at Grant Park.
BLACKPINK's Jennie is facing criticism on social media after teasing a collaboration with Tame Impala, with some fans posting hateful comments. Some netizens defended her and criticized the toxicity of the fanbase.
Jennie of BLACKPINK will appear on a remix of Tame Impala’s “Dracula,” marking her first solo release since 2025’s Ruby. Kevin Parker announced the collaboration via Instagram, with the remix set to drop Friday as a surprise for fans. The pair-up comes as JENNIE’s group BLACKPINK prepares for the mini-album Deadline (out Feb. 27) and a world tour, following her solo success and tour activities.
The 2024 MAMA Awards, a major K-pop event, is taking place over three days in Los Angeles and Osaka. Aespa leads with eight nominations, followed by Jennie with seven. The ceremony features performances and awards across various categories, with winners including RIIZE for Favorite Global Performer Male and J.Y. Park for Inspiring Achievement. The event is being updated live with winners announced throughout the nights.
BLACKPINK's Jennie has unveiled Beats' new Solo Buds and Solo 4 Headphones, featuring enhanced portability, comfort, and premium audio quality. The Solo Buds offer 18 hours of battery life and seamless pairing, while the Solo 4 Headphones provide up to 50 hours of battery life and personalized Spatial Audio. Both products are available in various colorways and are priced at $79.99 and $199.99 respectively.
A Korean reporter faced backlash for comparing aespa's Karina and BLACKPINK's Jennie's dating news, with netizens criticizing the article for mentioning Jennie and deeming it unnecessary. The reporter highlighted the difference in how the two handled their dating news, but netizens expressed dissatisfaction and accused the reporter of unnecessary comparison and potentially causing idols to suffer.