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The First Frost: A Review
Gorgeous glass-and-light storytelling that stays a step behind Hidden Love, and a proposal worth the wait.
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Will Love in Spring: A Review
A slow, beautiful study of grief and the ties that bind us, the kind of show that stays after you log off.
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The Tale of Rose: A Review
We follow Rosie from sassy new graduate into womanhood, and end up rooting for ourselves.
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Under the Queen’s Umbrella: A Review
A sageuk that is really a long argument about motherhood: protect them, then let them go.
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Flight to You: A Review
Aviation is the backdrop. The real subject is women at work, misogyny, and love that stays flawed because people are.
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Crash Course in Romance: A Review
A premise with so much potential, scattered by the writing. A review of the better show flickering underneath.
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The Red Sleeve: A Review
A love story that is also about power and agency, and a court woman who keeps choosing herself.
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Lovely Runner: A Review
The drama that reminds you why you started watching kdramas at all, and forgets to apologize for any of it.
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What Comes After Love: A Review
A luminous six-episode drama where the camera is a third lead and love outlasts the people who could not hold it.
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In Boraland We Trust
The post came through on a Sunday morning, still early enough that the house was quiet. A girl in Texas was asking all of ARMY to help her find the stranger she’d sat next to at BTS Vegas, Day 3. Section 135C, Row 29, Seats 10 and 11. The stranger was from somewhere near Stanford.…