WayV Makes the Lights Go Brighter in London – Fan Meeting Review

On a blissfully sunny day in Hammersmith, London, five of the six-member pop group WayV assembled at the Eventim Apollo for the seventh stop of their “PHANTOM” fan meeting tour. A fan meeting tour, as the quintet demonstrated, is a regular concert tour with a twist; it includes various segments and more frequent breaks in…

Creative Convergence: Exploring the Diverse Artistry of Jung Gyu Min

In the realm of art, some refuse to be confined by a single medium and whose creative spirit embraces various disciplines. Jung Gyu Min, who also goes by the name of so many ego, is one such extraordinary, multidisciplinary artist. He effortlessly weaves his talents as an actor, singer/rapper, painter, and digital artist into an…

“XO, Kitty”: The Pains of Youth, Wrapped up in a Bow

“My life is a mess… except for you,” confesses Florian (Théo Augier Bonaventure) to Q (Anthony Keyvan) during one tearful moment on a school camping trip. The goals and hardships of the seven main characters envelop one another as their stories unravel in the “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” spinoff series, created by…

OTYKEN: Musical Exploration from Siberia’s Indigenous Heartland

Welcome to our exclusive interview with OTYKEN, a Siberian Indigenous group that has recently taken the music world by storm with the release of their highly anticipated full-length album, Phenomenon. Mixing the rich traditions of Siberian Indigenous culture with the cutting-edge sounds of Folktronica, OTYKEN has created a fascinating musical experience. We recently spoke to…

76th Cannes Film Festival: “If Only I Could Hibernate” Review

Social realism is the name of the game in Mongolian filmmaker Zoljargal Purevdash’s debut feature If Only I Could Hibernate. Over the past few weeks, the Un Certain Regard title has been widely celebrated as the country’s first film ever in the Cannes official selection. To be accurate, however, Hibernate is the first Mongolian feature-length…

76th Cannes Film Festival: “Omen” Review

Taken at surface level, you’d be forgiven for initially thinking rapper Baloji’s directorial debut was going to transform into a straightforwardly satirical examination of cultural tensions. Arriving in the Democratic Republic of Congo from his adopted homeland of Belgium to introduce his wider family to fiancée Alice (Lucie Debay), Koffi (Marc Zinga) is initially greeted…

Gaho Opens Up About His Music and His Latest Release, “Diamond”

Like a perfectly cut diamond, everything in Gaho’s career is well-proportioned, and his multiple facets are positioned to create a brilliant sparkle. If you are new to Gaho’s music universe, just know that before embarking on his solo career, this 25-year-old musician and songwriter penned some of the most famous K-Drama OSTs.  To understand the…