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PM says will seek new nominee for gov't policy coordination chief
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[Food] Omakase adds new flavor to Seoul’s food scene
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Uzbekistan to host annual International Week of Ziyorat Tourism
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BOK rate hike to weigh on self-employed
Political parties remain in conflict over Yoon administration’s extra budget proposal
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Jolie, Parker highest paid Hollywood actresses
Entertainment
Jul 6, 2011
Kolleen Park returns to the theater
Theater
Jul 5, 2011
Music director-TV celeb to show her acting talent for first time in 20 years with musical ‘Next to Normal’ It was difficult to recall charismatic conductor Kolleen Park seeing her on a musical stage ― looking somewhat frail and vulnerable, her voice even trembled slightly as she led the song “You don’t know” in front of the press on Monday at Doosan Art Center in Yeonji-dong, central Seoul. Par...
Last wave of the wand for Harry Potter film series
Film
Jul 5, 2011
LONDON (AFP) ― The final Harry Potter film has its world premiere in London on Thursday, an action-packed finale bringing the curtain down on a saga that has enthralled audiences worldwide. “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows ― Part 2” will see the boy wizard take on the evil Lord Voldemort in an epic showdown. Stars from the highly successful film series will walk down the red carpet in Lond...
Eric comes back with TV rom-com
Television
Jul 5, 2011
Whatever happened to singer-turned-actor Eric (a.k.a. Mun Chong-hyuk)? After the boy band rapper wrapped up a lackluster TV drama in 2008, he dutifully split the celebrity scene to join the military. Last October, he became a free man, ready to jump back into the fray, but his next move was a long time coming. First he signed on for a titanic ocean blockbuster aptly-titled “Poseidon.” Delays in...
Lady Gaga in another quirky outfit
Music
Jul 5, 2011
Pop star Lady Gaga appeared on Japanese talk show “Room of Tetsuko” wearing yet another unique outfit called “costume onion,” according a report from Oricon.co.jp. The singer shocked the Japanese interviewer Tetsuko with a round black dress resembling an onion and a “reverse vortex” hairstyle measuring 50 centimeters high. She also sported her iconic 40 centimeter high-heeled shoes. Gaga offer...
KCC to strenghten protection of Korean copyright overseas
Jul 4, 2011
The new chairman of the Korea Copyright Commission said on Monday that he will enhance copyright protection of Korean content overseas, especially as Korean pop music, TV dramas and animation are quickly spreading in cyberspace. Yu Byong-han, who took office on Friday, said he will expand its overseas offices from the current three in Beijing, Shanghai and Bangkok to other destinations including...
Yoon promises continued support for Korean traditional music
Theater
Jul 4, 2011
Yoon Young-dal, CEO of Crown-Haitai Confectionary, received the 20th Montblanc de la Culture Arts Patronage Award on Monday at the Shilla Hotel’s Dynasty Hall in central Seoul. The foundation recognized Yoon’s contributions to developing and promoting the Korean traditional music “gugak” worldwide and his efforts to discover and foster young gugak musicians. “Since sometime ago, we have tended ...
Museum shows royal books returned from France
Theater
Jul 4, 2011
Five significant copies among 297 returned Uigwe shown to media The National Museum of Korea on Monday revealed five significant copies of the total of 297 retrieved ancient royal books, known as “Uigwe,” to the media for the first time since their return from France earlier this year. Korea retrieved the royal documents ― which contain both text and hand-drawn illustrations of significant roya...
Radiohead ventures into Chinese social media
Music
Jul 4, 2011
Dylan said in May that Chinese officials asked him for a song list but didn’t censor it. HONG KONG (AP) ― Radiohead has taken a tentative step into censored Chinese cyberspace, even though the British rock band has been critical of China’s human rights record. Radiohead recently launched a page on the “weibo” site of leading Chinese Internet portal Sina.com. “Weibo,” which translates as “microb...
'Transformers' shape up with year's best weekend
Film
Jul 4, 2011
LOS ANGELES (AP) _ ``Transformers'' robots have lost some of their money-making power but delivered the biggest opening weekend domestically so far this year. Distributor Paramount Pictures said Sunday that ``Transformers: Dark of the Moon'' took in $97.4 million domestically in its first weekend. That beat the $90.2 million debut of Disney's ``Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.'' But...
Barenboim to lead peace concert at Imjingak
Music
Jul 3, 2011
Israeli conductor Daniel Barenboim will lead his youth orchestra, consisting of artists from the Middle East including Israelis and Palestinians, to perform at Imjingak near the demilitarized zone to promote peace on the Korean peninsula. The concert will be held on Aug. 15, Liberation Day in Korea, the organizer said. Barenboim and the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, which the conductor formed i...
Motley Crue singer reflects on three decades of decadence
Music
Jul 3, 2011
The bad boys of Motley Crue are making news again. But this time the headlines have nothing to do with infighting, drugs, jail, rehab or a sex tape. The hair metal heroes ― traditionally reviled by pundits ― are being lauded on a near daily basis since launching the U.S. leg of their 30th anniversary tour earlier this month. Publications ranging from Rolling Stone to the Hollywood Reporter to ...
Animation pioneer Pixar marks 25 years
Film
Jul 3, 2011
EMERYVILLE, California (AFP) ― Pixar, a pioneer of computer animation that has made a dozen profitable feature films and become one of the most successful studios on the planet, is celebrating its 25th birthday. Born in the early 1980s as George Lucas’s computer graphics division, the company took off after it was purchased by Apple founder Steve Jobs in 1986 and christened “Pixar.” That year, ...
Album cover caught for copyright issues
Music
Jul 3, 2011
Playboy magazine has claimed trademark infringement on YG Entertainment’s popular duo “GD&TOP” album. YG Entertainment has confirmed on their official website that GD&TOP’s first album’s cover was designed based on the magazine’s rabbit logo and took into account Playboy’s demands to stop using the trademark. YG also said that they will discontinue the production of the original album and cre...
Summer music fests around the corner
Music
Jul 3, 2011
Top music acts will perform at summer music festivals at major amusement parks in late July and early August. Summer Wave Festival will be held at Everland in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, on July 22-23. Will.i.am., the talented producer and member of The Black Eyed Peas, will be performing a DJ set, while Korean American hip-hop rapper Tiger JK, UV and 2PM will also take to the stage. The perfor...
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