A concise analysis of widespread layoffs in film, music and media: causes, companies affected, and practical steps for creative professionals.
Why Layoffs Are Reshaping Film, Music and Media Read More »
Explore how VHS grain, neon palettes and MTV-era editing from the 1990s inform today’s filmmakers, video artists and visual storytellers.
Why 90s Visuals Still Shape Modern Storytelling Read More »
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 »
