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Blackpink To Release 'BORN PINK World Tour Concert Film' For 8th Anniversary

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Watch BLACKPINK Dominate The Stage In 'World Tour [Born Pink] In Cinemas' Trailer

BLACKPINK in your area — and a theater near you!

The superstar girl group unveiled the trailer on Tuesday (July 9) for their upcoming concert film celebrating their eighth anniversary, BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] IN CINEMAS, which is set to hit screens worldwide on July 31. In the 30-second clip, the girls are seen dominating global stages, executing flawless choreography and getting cheered on by their loving fans, affectionately known as the Blinks.

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The movie directed by Yoondong Oh and Geun Min will chronicle the world tour that played to 1.8 million fans across the globe in support of BLACKPINK's chart-topping 2022 sophomore album, BORN PINK. The film will premiere in more than 110 countries, which a release said will make it the largest-ever global cinema event release for a female group.

The movie will feature the tour's iconic "Hanok" set — which mimicked the look of a traditional Korean house — with a release noting, "mesmerized fans and press worldwide… [showcasing] an unprecedented production scale, presenting exclusive versions of BLACKPINK's hit songs unique to this concert. It includes performances from Seoul's Gocheok Dome alongside footage from cities across the global tour." The Born Pink tour criss-crossed the globe from Oct. 2022 through Sept. 2023.

Watch the BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR [BORN PINK] IN CINEMAS trailer below. The film is presented in theaters worldwide Trafalgar Releasing (global, excluding Korea & Japan), CJ 4DPlex (Korea), and AVEX (Japan).

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Blackpink's Lisa To Appear In Central Park As Co-headliner Of 2024 Global Citizen Festival

Lisa from Blackpink to make solo festival debut at Global Citizen Festival in NYC

Lisa from Blackpink to make solo festival debut at Global Citizen Festival in NYC 00:23

NEW YORK - Blackpink rapper and singer Lisa will co-headline the 2024 Global Citizen Festival in Central Park, the festival announced Tuesday. 

She'll join Post Malone, Doja Cat, Jelly Roll, Raow Alejandro and Hugh Jackman at the festival, which is set for Sept. 28. It will be her first solo performance at a festival. 

Tickets are free, but attendees are required to take action to "defeat poverty, defend the planet and demand equity" to get them.   

Tens of thousands attended last year's festival at the Great Lawn despite a torrential downpour. The combination left the Great Lawn damaged and prompted its closure for several months. That led to calls to relocate the festival. 

"One day of concert does not make sense when they ruin the Great Lawn. They ruined it for tens of thousands of New Yorkers," City Councilmember Gale Brewer said at the time. 

Global Citizen pointed out the Great Lawn already closes from November to April every year, and they pay all costs for damages, along with a fee to the city for use of the park. 

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Jesse Zanger

Jesse Zanger is managing editor of CBS New York. Jesse has previously worked for the Fox News Channel and Spectrum News NY1. He covers regional news around the Tri-State Area, with a particular focus on breaking news and extreme weather.





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