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Jung Woo-sung reconsidering attendance at Blue Dragon Film Awards amid lovechild revelations
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Writer’s belief in promise of Kenya flows through memoir
Books
Nov 29, 2012
“In the House of the Interpreter,” the new memoir by the celebrated African writer Ngugi wa Thiong’o, takes us to the hopeful and turbulent world of 1950s Kenya. And it begins with a startling image.Ngugi is a teenager, returning home from his prestigious boarding school. He’s finished his first term at the top of his class and is still wearing his khaki school uniform and blue tie. Carrying his belongings in a wooden box, he reaches the ridge where his village should come into view. But it’s n
‘New TV channels are niche, not gold mine’
Culture
Nov 29, 2012
Koreans have appeared indifferent toward the four new general programming channels launched on cable last year, with overall viewer ratings marking less than 0.5 percent, far behind terrestrial TV broadcaster MBC’s 4 percent.Also notable is the viewing trend. According to AGB Nielsen Media Research’s study on paid-TV subscribers from Dec. 1 last year to Nov. 18, the two most watched programs among the four channels were matches by the Korean national soccer team that were exclusively aired on JT
New cable channels far below expectations
Culture
Nov 29, 2012
Broadcasters suffer low viewership rating; intensify competition to host TV advertising
Carla Bruni hit by Twitter backlash over feminism quip
People
Nov 29, 2012
PARIS (AFP) ― Carla Bruni-Sarkozy was caught in the eye of a Twitter storm on Wednesday after telling French Vogue that her generation had no need for feminism.“In my generation we don’t need to be feminist,” said the former first lady, who is making a public comeback after her husband Nicolas Sarkozy’s ouster from power and who guest edited the Christmas issue of the style magazine.“There are pioneers who paved the way for us. I am not a feminist activist at all. On the contrary I am a true bou
Psy wants Tom Cruise’s ‘Gangnam Style’
People
Nov 29, 2012
BANGKOK (AP) ― The South Korean rapper behind YouTube’s most-viewed video ever has set what might be a “Mission: Impossible”’ for himself. Asked which celebrity he would like to see go “Gangnam Style,’’ the singer Psy told The Associated Press: “Tom Cruise!” Surrounded by screaming fans, he then chuckled at the idea of the American movie star doing his now famous horse-riding dance. Psy’s comments Wednesday in Bangkok were his first public remarks since his viral smash video ― with 842 million v
Bobbi Kristina breaks engagement
People
Nov 29, 2012
Bobbi Kristina Brown and Nick Gordon, who confirmed their engagement last month on a U.S. reality show, have broken up, UsMagazine.com said Wednesday.Brown, the 19-year-old daughter of late singer Whitney Houston and R&B artist Bobby Brown, appears with her family on Lifetime‘s “The Houstons: On Our Own.”Gordon, 22, lived at Whitney Houston’s house for years before she died last February.“They did split. It will come out in the show,” one insider told UsMagazine.com.“I think it has to do a lot w
Tiny foliage accompanies miniature train village
Culture
Nov 28, 2012
NEWPORT NEWS, Virginia ― It’s fall foliage time in the tiny town of Sugarland.As the weather turns cool and crisp, life chugs on ― the dairy farm supplies milk to the sugar refinery so the bakery and candy shop can provide lots of sweets for Candy Cane Village residents. The town, served by the Southern R&R railroad, is also home to the Donut Police Station, Red Hot Fire Department, Ginger Snap Park and Rollo Golf Course. Kids attend the M&M Elementary and Sugar High School; Graham Cracker Farm
Mercure’s Sky lounge ‘Kloud’ sets new standard for Gangnam bars
Travel
Nov 28, 2012
Following is part of a series on Seoul’s hottest bars and clubs. ― Ed. Though Korea is known to have some of the best night life in Asia, very few bars provide guests with the opportunity to enjoy a drink with a view of night sky and the fresh air. Though many would like to enjoy their drink with a nice breeze and a view of Seoul, they are usually trapped in dark bars and clubs, bombarded with neon lights and the obnoxious smell of smoke. It might be the weather; unlike tropical cities with many
How to throw off an approaching attacker
Health
Nov 28, 2012
When an attacker approaches you from the front or you have little space between the opponent and yourself, the best way you can defend yourself is to throw them off balance. Follow these pictures to see how you can do this.1. An opponent close to you will instinctively grab at your clothes as shown in picture 1.2. Swing a leg behind the opponent’s knee against the calf while grabbing the opponent’s clothing as shown in picture 2. Move your body forward, instead of backward, to pull on your leg f
Charcuterie meat products for holiday feasts
Food&Beverage
Nov 28, 2012
Master charcutier sees growing popularity of prepared meat products in Korea, shares own recipe
Korea Foundation examines cross-cultural challenges in multicultural world
Culture
Nov 28, 2012
The Korea Foundation is holding a seminar that examines challenges in the multicultural world and explores ways to foster intercultural understandings and mutual respect. The state organization affiliated with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade kicks off the five-day seminar Thursday at Mayfield Hotel in Seoul that brings together world-renowned scholars and experts in the field of multiculturalism. About 50 experts from academia, international organizations, nonprofit organizations and g
Exhibition tracks down 3,000-year history of glass
Culture
Nov 28, 2012
From core-forming to glassblowing, glassmaking to fascinate visitors
Former KCC member Shin to head EBS
People
Nov 28, 2012
The Korea Communications Commission on Wednesday appointed Shin Yong-sub, former KCC standing committee member, as president of the Educational Broadcasting System. “We had a policy of choosing someone professional in the public broadcasting service and who has the ability and vision to provide lifelong education to the public. Shin was the perfect fit,” the commission said. Shin, scheduled to be inaugurated on Friday, will serve for three years. He graduated from Yonsei University and started h
Hugo Chavez heading to Cuba for more treatment
People
Nov 28, 2012
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) ― Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez announced plans to travel to Cuba as early as Tuesday for more medical treatment after spending much of the past 18 months fighting cancer. In a written request to the legislature, Chavez said doctors have recommended he “begin special treatment consisting of various sessions of hyperbaric oxygenation” and physical therapy to continue “consolidating the process of strengthening health.”The request did not provide more details about the t
Acid attack victim forced to remarry attacker
People
Nov 28, 2012
A horrid story of a Bangladesh woman who was forced to remarry her former husband after he threw acid on her face has been reported by the Huffington Post.Nurbanu, a 36-year-old housewife whose full name was not revealed, was attacked by her ex-husband eight days after she divorced him for having an affair. The man doused Nurbanu with acid, making her permanently blind and so severely injured that she is no longer even able to prepare a meal for herself.While the attacker was serving time for hi
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