Fan Mail: Dear Kim Soo-hyun, your K-drama is nearing its end and I’m not okay with that

Dear Kim Soo-hyun,

I’m happy you’re finally active on Instagram, sharing moments from your latest drama your fans can easily identify. I can feel your warmest and most sincerest fondness for this show, and I can’t help but appreciate and look forward to its story even more. Your excitement excites me every week.

I’ve been rewatching videos produced by The Swoon nonstop for my daily Soo-hyun fix. It may be the 5-year-hiatus talking, but you’ve become more confident and charming since we last saw you on our screens. The chemistry you share with your tvN co-actors has just been so fun and phenomenal, too.

And now I honestly can’t believe we’re at the last four episodes of “It’s Okay To Not Be Okay.” I’ve forgotten how it’s like to look forward to the weekend without the release of drama’s newest chapters being its main event.

Fan Mail: Dear Taylor, I am entranced by Folklore

Longtime Swiftie and graphic designer Geli Luna shares Folklore-inspired art and her unfiltered thoughts on Taylor Swift’s newest album

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Dear Taylor,

I’m not sure I can explain the full effect that Folklore has taken on me since its unexpected release. I don’t even remember what my life was like before this album because in its few days of existence, I have gone through stages of shock, denial, panic, wonder, pain, curiosity, all culminating in plain obsession. Everything has definitely changed.

I guess if I had the chance to ask you one thing about this album, it would just be this: HOW?!

How have you managed to write and develop a full-length album out of nowhere, in the midst of a pandemic no less? Is it even possible for someone to be this creatively productive in quarantine?