Survive & Thrive in Korea
By Princess K-Pop Children. Gather around Auntie Kimchi. We need to talk about Homo Hill. Every year some baby gay lands at Incheon Airport, opens TikTok, watches a six-second video filmed during the Obama administration, and arrives in Itaewon expecting to find a rainbow-colored version of Studio 54 spilling down the streets. Then they show […]
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Hold On to Your Lashes, Seoul Drag Parade 2024 is Coming for You! 💃🦄✨ Alright, you fabulous creatures! Mark your calendars, because on October 3rd, 2024, the Seoul Drag Parade—or should I say Seoul Dragon Parade (yes, honey, it’s all about that dragon fierceness this year)—is hitting the streets of Haebangchon and Itaewon like never […]
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Alright, darlings, gather ’round because I has some tea to spill, and trust me, it’s piping hot! So, picture this: you’re strutting your stuff down the glitzy streets of Gangnam in Seoul, South Korea—think of it as the Beverly Hills of the East. You’re living your best life, taking in all the fabulousness around you, […]
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Seoul’s culinary scene is renowned for its diverse offerings and innovative concepts. Nestled within the bustling streets of Itaewon, Triangle, a culture complex spearheaded by Sevin Cha of Le Queen and Lim Chanhyuk, has become a hub for unique dining experiences. Among their ventures, Hotel Pocha stands out as a must-visit destination for those seeking […]
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In the vibrant and progressive city of Seoul, an extraordinary event takes place each year, captivating locals and visitors alike. The Seoul Queer Culture Festival, a two-week extravaganza, combines elements of culture, parades, parties, and political activism, making it a unique celebration of LGBTQ+ pride and identity. As the festival unfolds in the South Korean […]
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‘There’s no LATER. We demand a CHANGE NOW!’ With a bold new slogan combined with a matching determination the folks at KQCF are at the forefront of Gay Rights in Korea, leading the charge for equality. This year Seoul Pride took longer to organize and cement thanks to interference by outside groups seeking to […]
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