KÉ Interview: Singing Against Homophobia
What is it like singing as a lesbian chorus member in South Korea? We talked to a singer on fighting homophobia, just before the Asia Queer Choral Festival.
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Salvaged. But Not Saved
Two months after the Sewol salvage, the search continues. How many missing bodies were recovered? What questions remain unanswered? Here's an update.
One of South Korea’s Most Famous Paintings, but by Whom?
It's the forgery scandal that has endured for over two decades. Everyone in the Korean art world is somehow connected. But it's just a simple portrait.
Gwanghwamun Democracy 2.0: Air Pollution Roundtables
Thousands of Seoulites gathered for roundtable discussions on Gwanghwamun Square. While cars drove past, citizens discussed the worsening air pollution.
The Age of E-Mart Under Moon Jae-in
"We will fight to the death," a supermarket owner said recently, urging the government to do something. Moon Jae-in says he will; it's a tough environment.
More Than Fat
"Fat" is one of comedian Kim Min-kyoung's most marketable assets. Can she be more than that, in an industry that often limits her to looks?
Call Me Maybe: How N. and S. Korea Actually Communicate
Moon Jae-in wants to re-open the "communication channels" between North and South Korea. What are they? How do they actually work?
Can S Korea’s Blue House Reporters Ask More Questions Now?
Can South Korea's Blue House press corps really look forward to better communication under new president Moon Jae-in?
S Korea’s Politics of Betrayal and the Mirage of Conservative Unity
Following the Park Geun-hye scandal, South Korea's conservatives are in major trouble. They are divided. They will most likely lose the presidential race.
Glass Zoo: Tales of Veteran Women Journalists
Recently, the Korea Exposé team was looking at presidential candidates’ lists of pledges. “Woman” was the name given to one of…
Hong Joon-pyo and Pig Stimulant: “Which S Korean Man Doesn’t Have a Story Like
The Liberty Korea Party candidate Hong Joon-pyo is under fire for an anecdote in his 2005 memoir about helping a friend drug and sexually assault a woman.
An Orphan Painting: Back In the Open After 26 Years
MMCA is displaying the infamous portrait "Beautiful Woman" for the first time in 26 years, trying to lay the forgery scandal to rest. But is it over?