Therese Reyes
Editor
therese.reyes@vice.comTherese Reyes is the editor of VICE Asia. As a reporter, she covers K-pop, global pop culture, life, and mental health.
The Long Wait To Watch SEVENTEEN
I sweated buckets, got bitten by ants, waited hours to get out of the parking lot, and came out a fan.
I Tried the ‘Anti-Instagram’ App, BeReal. It’s Boring and I Love It.
BeReal’s finite scroll is like a mental detox for my millennial brain.
He’s Written Some of the Hottest K-Pop Hits. Now, JUNNY Is Stepping Into the Spotlight Himself.
JUNNY knows how to get songs stuck in your head. His first studio album “blanc” will do that to you.
2 Decades After F4’s Meteoric Rise, Van Ness Wu Drops First English Album
VICE talks to Van Ness Wu about the enduring appeal of boy bands and his new album “Take a Ride.”
One Day I Woke Up, Suddenly Allergic to Alcohol
After developing an intolerance to alcohol at 30, I’m learning how to socialize sober.
Woosung on His New EP ‘MOTH’ and What’s Next for The Rose
“MOTH” isn’t Woosung’s first solo project but it is, in a way, a metamorphosis of its own.
BIBI Is Following K-Pop’s Success, but Charting Her Own Path
The South Korean singer-songwriter is living the best of both the underground and pop scenes.
Sogumm’s Song “Prescription” Is a Tender Message to Her Future Self, and a Musical Cure for Listeners
VICE spoke with South Korean singer sogumm about her album “Precious,” the eclectic music video for “Prescription,” and her dream to fly off to space.
LeeHi on Her Retro Influences, Current Passions, and Future Plans
VICE spoke with singer LeeHi about her album “4 ONLY” and her love for pop songs of the past.
The Success of ‘Squid Game’ Should Come as a Surprise to No One
To those riding the Korean Wave, it was only a matter of time for a TV show to break through like “Squid Game” did.
DAY6’s Jae Is Going Back to His Roots and Finding New Music As eaJ
In an exclusive interview with VICE, Jae talks about his solo project, the problem with perfection, and finding himself again through music.
Inside Zero Waste Efforts in Countries Overwhelmed With Trash
“Some people think zero waste means no trash. Actually, for me, the meaning of zero waste is no excess,” one environmentalist said.