Survive & Thrive in Korea
This past Buddha’s birthday I really felt the need to escape the city. Which is an odd feeling since I’m definitely a city boy at heart. Sometimes though I just feel so stifled and suffocated that I have to move, move, move and get out. So when my friend Nico mentioned getting away for the […]
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Last month I had the opportunity to see the David LaChapelle exhibition at the Seoul Arts Center in Seoul. If you know anything about his work you’ll agree that his photographs leave an indelible imprint on the mind. His work boasts vivid colors and either presents strange incongruous juxtapositions or evokes the innate essence of his subjects. […]
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On a recent Friday night my gal pals Genine and Veniese whisked our flock of friends away to a fabulous cocktail bar in the French area of Seoul. One speedy cab ride was all it took to find ourselves at Liquid Soul. This trendy little spot oozes style with a sharp edge of sophistication. The huge wooden […]
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Sense of Seoul is a new web-series by 2ontheline productions. The show dramatizes the lives of four young adults living and working in Seoul, trying to make it in the big city. Ben (Troy Zitzelsberger), an American who has recently moved to Korea in order to pursue love, befriends KJ (Gavin Lee), Seoul’s number one playboy. […]
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Lady Gaga in Seoul. On March 28th Lady Gaga descended upon the citizens of Seoul like some intergalactic Madonna searching for her brood of little monsters. Of course the arrival of anything unfamiliar or foreign stirred up the hornets nest of angry ajummas on the lookout for a scapegoat. Lady Gaga took on the sins […]
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The Dynamic Duo of electro pop breezed into Seoul earlier this month on a world wide tour to party rock the earth. Tied together through their musical colloboration as well as close family ties DJs Redfoo and Skyblu have been sending out good feeling party vibes since their album party rock rocketed them to stardom. […]
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