CHAI ‘CHAI’ Album Review: Sophisticatedly Kawaii
Japanese All-girl band CHAI has delved more into their lounge, chill, soft rock, and soul, and a few surprises in each mix that…
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In the world of Boys’ Love (BL) anime and manga, there is a treasure trove of stories that explore the complexities of love,…
Album Review: Korean Indie Pop Band ADOY New Release: “Pleasure”
After a two-year hiatus since the enchanting release of ‘her,’ the Korea-based romantic indie pop band ADOY has made a triumphant return with…
Ruel Live in Davao: A Surprising Delight
Ruel, the Australian solo pop sensation, has graced Davao City SM Lanang Premiere to serenade his fans with his viral hit songs. I…
Netflix’s BEEF: A Dark, Funny Look at Love, Obsession, and Revenge
Netflix’s BEEF is a darkly funny look at love, obsession, and revenge. The show follows the story of two strangers, Danny Cho (Steven…
K-Drama Review: 5 Reasons to Watch Netflix’s ‘The Glory’
Netflix’s new vengeance k-drama, ‘The Glory’ starring Song Hye Kyo, Lee Do Hyun, Lim Ji Hyeon, Yum Hye Ran, Park Sung Hoon, and…
‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ Movie Review
‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ is a mind-bending, genre-bending cinematic masterpiece that takes the audience on an unforgettable journey through multiple dimensions and…
Netflix’s ‘Cyber Hell’ and South Korea’s Online Sex Crimes Epidemic
While doing a “Netflix and Chill” nigh, Netflix’s impressive algorithm suggested ‘Cyber Hell,’ a real Korean crime documentary about people committing sex crimes…
Twenty-Five, Twenty-One is a Profound K-Drama about Navigating Life Through a Crisis
It takes a perceptive or experienced mind to be able to understand the meaning and commentary behind Twenty-Five, Twenty-One. The recently-concluded k-drama is…