Doona! is visually stunning — the camera clearly knows Bae Suzy is the reason for the show. But after watching six of her dramas and one film, Start-Up remains her best. Here's my honest take on why Doona! didn't quite get there.

Start-Up is the Bae Suzy K-drama that goes way beyond the love triangle. The Sandbox startup contest premise is genuinely interesting from a business perspective — and the ensemble cast takes it to another level entirely.

Ferrari hasn't built a real manual transmission car since 2012. Their new 12Cilindri Manuale has a clutch pedal — but it's still connected to a dual-clutch auto transmission. Here's why I think Ferrari won't commit to a real manual, and why I've given up hoping they will

On a flight back from Munich I watched The Shadow's Edge — Jackie Chan and Tony Leung Ka-fai together. It reminded me of everything that made Hong Kong action cinema great. And it started with a Cantonese conversation with a new colleague in Germany.

SGA just announced he's moving to Nike. My friend immediately asked — will the Converse Shai 001 become a collectible? My answer: yes. And here's why the less popular brand might actually make it more valuable

Kawhi Leonard is a Toronto Raptor again. Brandon Ingram and Gradey Dick for Kawhi is a SIGNIFICANT upgrade. With Scottie Barnes, RJ Barrett, Immanuel Quickley and Jakob Poeltl — this is a legitimate contending roster. Toronto is about to buzz again.

After watching While You Were Sleeping I decided to binge three more Bae Suzy shows to understand why she's such a major star. Anna, Vagabond and Uncontrollably Fond — here's my honest take on all three and why she might genuinely be one of a kind.

The Knicks won. Brunson has his ring and Finals MVP. Becky Hammon's 'no 1A dude' take has been answered. But beyond the validation story — the NBA's parity era and what it means for the GOAT debate is the most interesting conversation in basketball right now.

Toyota might be building a mid-engine 400hp sports car — either a new Celica or MR2. But what excites me most isn't the car itself. It's that Toyota's CEO actually drives and tests their sports cars personally. Which other manufacturer can say that?