Memories of Korean War outbreak on June 25 transcended in art
Also known as “6.25 War” in South Korea to remember the date of the war’s outbreak, the Korean War remains an unforgettable pain in the nation’s history.
Hong Kong screens celebratory movie directed by local filmmakers
In the four-segment movie, one story features a young artist with autism and obsessive compulsory disorder who regains his confidence and then creates works in his unique style.
Australia teams up Cambodia film festival to screen 20 films for diplomatic anniversary
In attendance will be Cambodian-Australian filmmaker Allison Chhorn, Australian filmmaker James Gerrand, as well as film critic and curator for this year’s film festival Richard…
Making a living through art in Bangladesh
While the practice of turning your creative endeavours into a career is frowned upon, there is no denying that artists are here to stay.
Music, beauty, fashion: Video maestros say videos offer the full K-pop package
After working with stars from Seo Tai-ji to BTS, producer duo Zanybros are now looking beyond music videos.
Rice field rugby events make for splashy fun
Instead of planting rice, players were working to grow the game of rugby in a rice field on May 22 in Fujimi, Saitama Prefecture, a city known for producing the grain.
Vietnam ranks second in Global Beauties’ ranking
Although India came out top, Vietnam was a close second. Here’s a closer look at the journeys of some beauty queens who made it to international contests.
Bollywood sex worker biopic resonates in brothels
Many sex workers in Kamathipura — Mumbai’s red-light district — and across India say “Gangubai Kathiawadi”, starring celebrated actress Alia Bhatt shows rare…
‘Top Gun’ Tom Cruise tells long-waiting Korean fans ‘it is OK to cry’
The famed actor also said about his 10th visit to Korea that it was “special, especially after going through the difficult time of the pandemic”.
How K-pop idols have come to stand the test of time
Underneath the system, K-pop idols continue to strive to find their own voice.