ALBUM REVIEW: YOUNHA – “UNSTABLE MINDSET”
Check out the review of Younha's latest mini album 'Unstable Mindset', showcasing her powerful vocals and signature pop rock sound!
SONG REVIEW: ONG SEONGWU – “WE BELONG”
Ong Seongwu finally makes his solo debut with the beautiful 'We Belong.' Read about it in this review!
MOVIE REVIEW: “CHRISTMAS IN AUGUST”
If you want to feel moved and learn to appreciate the wonders of life, Nara strongly recommends watching this movie. The story is guaranteed to uplift you in this cold, wintry season.
SONG REVIEW: JEONG SEUNG HWAN – “MY CHRISTMAS WISH”
If you would like to warm up with a nice winter ballad this holiday season, Nara recommends you to listen to 'My Christmas Wish' by Jeong Seung Hwan
MOVIE REVIEW: MY FRIEND BERNARD (MUG TRAVEL)
If you would like to watch a cute, animated Christmas movie with a story of friendship and courage, then this movie is for you.
ALBUM REVIEW: AOA – “NEW MOON”
On November 26th, AOA came back with the highly anticipated mini album ‘New Moon’. The album serves to continue their re-established, growing recognition as it went for a dark, fierce, and classy concept.
ALBUM REVIEW: KANG DANIEL – “TOUCHIN”
On November 25th, Kang Daniel released his much anticipated single album ‘Touchin’. This is the first comeback since his solo debut with the mini album ‘Color On Me’ in July.
ALBUM REVIEW: WJSN – “AS YOU WISH”
On November 19, WJSN came back with their new mini album ‘As You Wish’. The girls are known for their pure yet magical concepts and they continue to show their signature charms.
MOVIE REVIEW: TSUMIKI NO IE (LA MAISON EN PETITS CUBES)
As a fan of movies in general, Idol Killer is always open to any type of film, so it was only natural for him to want to sit down and watch one that would be different from what is usually advertised.
10 K-POP IDOLS WHO SHINE IN MUSICALS
Many gifted idols take on musical roles to showcase their talents in singing, dancing, and performing. Going into traditional acting or variety MC gigs, they are often met with skepticism. However, there is less initial scrutiny for those who go into a theatre career.