K-pop’s first Grammy for ‘Golden’ (from Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters) marks a shift from niche to mainstream. Read the industry implications for film, music and soft power.
K-pop’s ‘Golden’ Grammy: What It Means for Film, Music and Media Read More »
“Golden” from Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters won the Grammy for Best Song Written for Visual Media. Read how EJAE, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami turned a film track into a cultural moment.
UNDERCITY brings Ura Tokyo to Ebisu LIQUIDROOM on 17 March 2026. Multi-venue music, cutting-edge visuals and a curated underground lineup. Tickets on ePlus.
UNDERCITY Tokyo: Ura Tokyo Immersive Night at Ebisu LIQUIDROOM Read More »
How social media reshaped the path to artistry: from Madison Beer and Markiplier to MrBeast and the Pauls. A concise analysis of influence, craft and industry shifts.
The Rise of the Creator-Artist: When Influencers Became Artists Read More »
Holly Valance’s new single ‘Kiss Kiss (XX) My Arse’, tied to Pauline Hanson’s film, has provoked discussion for its anti-woke lyrics and quick chart noise.
Holly Valance’s ‘Kiss Kiss (XX) My Arse’ sparks debate over Pauline Hanson film Read More »
How KPop Demon Hunters uses K-Pop, folklore and female musical legacy to reshape the Korean Wave and global representation.
KPop Demon Hunters and the New Grammar of Korean Storytelling Read More »
How Layla Jenner’s authentic visual style and steady posting created a new model for social media influence within film, music and media culture.
Layla Jenner: A New Blueprint for Digital Stardom Read More »
Mary Sweeney and others say David Lynch’s slow-burn, ambiguous style collides with short attention spans and algorithmic feeds. What that means for cinema’s future.
David Lynch’s Vision: A Struggle in the Social Media Age? Read More »
Amazon Prime Video introduces Dialogue Boost to raise speech clarity without altering music or effects. What it means for accessibility, sound design and viewers.
AR Rahman warns of uncreative, divisive trends in Bollywood. An objective look at creative freedom, commercial pressures, and the industry’s path forward.
AR Rahman’s Call for Creative Introspection in Bollywood Read More »
