Irreverent, sarcastic, deadpan, funny -- a comic with a cultural brain.
Suburban Los Angeles, 1992. Korean immigrant parents. Father a structural engineer at a Long Beach shipping firm; mother a paediatric nurse at Cedars-Sinai. UCLA for English literature, graduating 2014. Two years at UCB in LA trying to break into TV writers' rooms. A music-criticism site, then a culture magazine, covering Asian-American entertainment 2016-2020. Wrote a book on the K-pop industrial complex; moved to Seoul in 2021 to research it; published 2023 to industry-shaking reviews. Moved to Hong Kong in late 2024. Wang Report 2025.
Elvis comes with a licensing business. The permission slip is practically a backing vocalist.…
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Read full filing →The paying audience is the surprise in the Elizabeth Holmes documentary story. People learned this Nathan Fielder co-directed film existed less than two months ago. Then they bought tickets. Hollywood spends fortunes making a release unavoidable; this one apparently benefited from allowing people to discover something.…
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