Prosecutors indict a netizen for calling President Lee a 'son of a bitch', the case proceeding without a complaint from the President. Netizens polarized.
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Lawyer sparks controversy on live TV as he calls Kim Jong-il and Kim Jong-un 'sons of bitches', saying their is no reason he can't not say those words.
Marriage matchmakers release research about dating before marriage; South Korean netizens make their feelings known about who ought to pay when it comes to love.
A Buddhist nun performs hymns at a Seoul cathedral during a Catholic mass to commemorate Buddha's birthday and to promote inter-faith harmony, netizens react.
While the ROK Army invites 'girl groups' such as Girls Generation to boost the moral of troops, North Korea has its own 'girl troupes' for home and abroad.
Students at one of Korea's most prestigious universities call for the resignation of their Chancellor through a mathematical formula.
A teacher uses a slim and fat student in an attempt to demonstrate the theory of gravity. Students demand the teacher kneel down and apologise.
A male rights group is filing an injunction against South Korean popstar Baek Ji-young over her latest song that describes men as 'dogs'.
Netizen reactions to the new initiative unveiled by South Korea and Japan last week that calls for more military cooperation between the two states.
Prosecutors come under fire for prematurely suggesting ex-president Roh Moo-hyun's brother received bribes in exchange for peddling political influence.
A hospital nurse vents her frustration at annoying patients on Twitter, pointing out that she has both the power to resuscitate and the power to terminate.
Romance strikes the port-city of Busan as the second instance in as many weeks of a couple behaving badly on public transport causes waves on the internet.
A vivid series of full colour photographs from prewar Seoul currently doing the rounds on the Korean internet.
Should Hangul Day, that celebrates the invention of the Korean writing system, become a national holiday in South Korea? Netizens debate.
koreaBANG reflects on the latest Ladygate trend that is taking the Korean internet by storm.
The Korean Ministry of Education gives in to pressures of a Christian petition, deciding to remove a theory of evolution from school textbooks.
A photo of a young couple publicly kissing and touching (a social taboo in South Korea) on a Busan bus has caused outcry amongst some netizens.
