Katseye wants to be the biggest girl group on the planet
The Washington Post interviewed me to share my thoughts about Katseye and their relevance in the global pop market.
Year: 2026
How The Korean Folk Song “Arirang” Ties In With BTS’ March Comeback
On March 20, BTS will make their long-awaited comeback with an album called “Arirang.” Since it was announced, fans and media have been speculating about the cultural significance of the title, the album cover possibly being an homage to a group of 19th century Korean students studying in the U.S., and whether the title hints at what kind of music listeners can expect on the upcoming record.
Go Away With … Henry J. Star
“Growing up in the American South as a mixed-race person made me acutely aware of the complexities of prejudice.,” said musician Henry J. Star. “This had a deep impact on my perspectives from a very young age. It has informed my creative voice in more ways than one.”
Bruno Mars and Rosé’s ‘APT.’ Is a Hit, But What Does the Song Mean? Lyrics Explained
The TODAY SHOW asked me to explain what Rosé and Bruno Mars’ Grammy-nominated ‘APT.’ means. So I did.
Go Away With … Tanner Beard
“Forth Worth has proven to be such a film-friendly spot,” said Tanner Beard, 41. “My family has a ranch just outside of Fort Worth close to the Mineral Wells area and it’s become like a back lot to explore ideas and stories for my company, Silver Sail Entertainment.”
Go Away With … ARKAI
As the duo ARKAI, violinist Jonathan Miron and cellist Philip Sheegog won a Grammy Award this year for their album “Brightside.” The electro-acoustic string duo vividly remembered how hard they worked for their first professional gig almost eight years ago in front of an audience that included global leaders.
ENHYPEN Share the Secrets of Their Seven Remix Albums: “The Sin : Vanish”
The members of ENHYPEN take us inside the lore and the production styles of their individual takes on “The Sin : Vanish” remixes. I interviewed the Korean group in an exclusive feature article for Rolling Stone magazine.
Go Away With … Shintaro Sakamoto
“I don’t think I’ve ever written songs while on tour, ” said “Yoo-hoo” musician Shintaro Sakamoto. “I compose music when I’m alone at home. As for lyrics, I sometimes think about them while traveling, sitting in a car or plane, but I always finish them when I’m back home by myself.”
Catch the Young: A Group of Rocking K-pop Idols “Evolve”
Ahead of next week’s full-length album release, “Evolve,” the South Korean rock group CATCH THE YOUNG sat down with me for an exclusive interview.
Go Away With … Marissa Chanel Hampton
“I have been several times and it would be a dream to film something there that would hopefully center the city as a main character,” said “It’s Not Like That” actor Marissa Chanel Hampton. “It’s beautiful. Also, the Uffizi Museum is a favorite of mine due to their extensive Botticelli collection.”
Why Isn’t More Being Done to Stop the Stalking of Jung Kook?
While it’s easy to blame the K-pop system for encouraging parasocial relationships between fans and idols, experts told me that the modern “celebrity machine” in general emboldens stalkers.