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‘W’ stands on top in Asia
Culture
Oct 24, 2012
Following is part of a series on Seoul’s hottest bars and clubs. ― Ed.While Seoul’s bar scene is rather blas, offering little in terms of diversity, if you are looking for a fun and enjoyable drinking experience and willing to spend a fair amount of money, W Seoul Walkerhill’s WOOBAR is the place to go.Since its opening in 2004, the bar has been growing in popularity and reputation, serving some 400-500 regulars every weekend. Many praise the facility’s “cool” entertainment environment with its
Seoul Fashion Week: Pushing boundaries of classic men’s fashion
Fashion
Oct 24, 2012
Menswear is gaining momentum, slowly establishing its Korean identity
Iraq seeks help in retrieving pillaged antiques
Culture
Oct 24, 2012
PARIS (AFP) ― Iraq’s Tourism Minister Liwaa Smaisim Tuesday urged France to help Baghdad in reclaiming archaeological treasures pillaged after the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003.“The return of cultural assets is a priority for the Iraqi government,” he said, during a visit to the U.N.’s educational, scientific and cultural organisation headquarters in Paris.“France can play a major role in this field,” he added, complaining that Paris had dragged its feet on returning four cuneiform stone tablet
Handbag mecca charts history of accessory
Culture
Oct 24, 2012
Following is part of a series exploring unique museums, collections and the passionate collectors behind them. ― Ed.Gucci, Prada, Fendi, Channel ― whatever your guilty pleasure, your one-stop fix for all things handbag can be found right here in Seoul. From a circa 1550 green silk Italian purse to a $100,000 red crocodile leather Hermes Birkin bag, the Simone Handbag Museum hosts one of the finest handbag collections in the world, with more than 350 historic, classic and modern Western-style bag
U.N. chief jealous of Psy’s global popularity
People
Oct 24, 2012
UNITED NATIONS (AP) ― U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says he is jealous of South Korean rapper Psy. The U.N. chief joked during a meeting with the rapper that he felt overshadowed by the star, whose video has scored over half a billion views on YouTube. “I’m a bit jealous. Until two days ago someone told me I am the most famous Korean in the world. Now I have to relinquish. I have no regrets,” Ban said.The two lavished praise on each other at U.N. headquarters Tuesday, with Ban even risking
Korea publicist Seo Kyoung-duk named as Dokdo School principal
People
Oct 24, 2012
Sungshin Women’s University professor Seo Kyoung-duk has been appointed the first principal of “Dokdo School” to be opened in the Independence Hall of Korea on March 1 next year.The Independence Hall in Cheonan, South Chungcheong Province, announced the school’s operation plan Wednesday, a day before Dokdo Day. It also said that it had named the well-known publicist in Korea the first headmaster of the school Sunday. Dokdo is the easternmost group of Korean islets, which Japan also claims, stirr
Group slams sex advice website aimed at teens in U.K.
Health
Oct 24, 2012
British family campaigners criticized a website that gives advice on sex acts to children as young as 13, local media reported Wednesday.The respectyourself.info website, provided by the “Respect Yourself” project, features explicit images of naked people as well as detailed information on sexual acts. The project was funded by Warwickshire Council and the EU and was designed by the National Health Service,“This is a grossly irresponsible website and a complete misuse of taxpayers’ hard-earned c
British prisoner fled Nazis 200 times to see his lover
People
Oct 24, 2012
A British prisoner of war in World War II fled a Nazi camp 200 times to meet his German sweetheart. Horace Greasley was at his hometown in Czechoslovakia working as a barber until he joined the army at the age of 20. After a long march across Europe, he ended up in a marble quarry labor camp in Poland. There he met Rosa Rauchenbach, the 17-year-old daughter of the quarry director, who was working as an interpreter in the camp having hidden her Jewish roots. They snuck out to meet each other when
Seoul Zombie Walk set to surprise locals again
Expat Living
Oct 23, 2012
Bored of the usual Halloween activities? How about a zombie conga on the subway to spice things up?Those who want something a little more original than the usual apple-bobbing parlor games ― and a little more interesting than a party in a bar ― can find their options limited in Korea.But when a group of expats decided to set up their own event, a new phenomenon was brought to Seoul.“When we discussed some of our favorite activities to do back home in America, zombie walks stood out to us,” said
Free health checkups for foreign workers in Busan
Expat Living
Oct 23, 2012
The Pusan Missionary Association for Foreign Labor will provide free medical examinations to foreign workers in Busan on Sunday. The examinations will be offered from 2 to 5 p.m. and include checkups related to blood pressure and diabetes, liver function screening, as well as hepatitis and eye tests.The checkups will take place at the PMAFL office, room 511 in Shinwoo Buiding, 608-1 Jeonpo 2-dong in Busanjin-gu. For more information, visit www.kpmf.org or call (051) 803-9181.(paulkerry@heraldcor
Night-time tour for expats at Changdeokgung
Expat Living
Oct 23, 2012
Changdeokgung Palace in Seoul will offer a special guided night-time tour for foreign visitors for the last time this year on Oct. 31.The palace is usually closed after dark, but is open on certain nights to a limited number of people.The tour begins at 7 p.m. from the palace’s main gate, Donhwamun, and continues on through the main buildings to the rear garden. Similar tours for Koreans are available from Oct. 27-30.Tickets are 30,000 won and available from Interpark. For more information about
HBC Fest takes on Halloween theme
Expat Living
Oct 23, 2012
The HBC Fall Festival will offer a smorgasbord of free music in Seoul this weekend. The HBC Festivals, now in their seventh year, are organized by local businesses every spring and fall and feature live music in venues along the main strip in Haebangchon, Itaewon. This year, seven venues are taking part. The festival will start with live music at the VFW, Orange Tree and Phillies Basement on Friday from 9 p.m. to midnight.Music will continue on Saturday at those venues, as well as Camarata, Phil
Yeouido Global Business Center offers business loan help
Expat Living
Oct 23, 2012
Yeouido Global Business Center will host a seminar Friday in obtaining a business loan in Korea.The seminar will be led by an agent from the state-run Small Enterprise Development Agency. It will cover the types of loans available, the processes involved in applying for and getting a loan, as well as case studies of applications and business plans.The seminar runs 4-6 p.m. at the Rebus Business Center in the Kyobo Securities Building in Yeouido. Space is limited to 40 people and reservations sho
Tom Rhodes to tickle audiences across Korea
Expat Living
Oct 23, 2012
Globetrotting comedian Tom Rhodes has played all over the world, even having his own series in Vietnam in 1995, but Korea has a special place in his travel history. “Korea is the reason I first got a passport!” he said. “In 1988 I was dating a Korean American girl who had taken a temporary job in Seoul as a translator for the New York Times. “A few months before the Olympics began I came to visit her for a month. I remember the excitement everyone had that the eyes of the world were about to be
Naejangsan ― one of Korea’s best-loved mountains in fall
Travel
Oct 23, 2012
Located a short distance outside Jeonju in the undulating hillsides of South Jeolla Province in the country’s southwest, Naejangsan is one of Korea’s finest and arguably one of its most visited attractions. The mountain brings hordes of people to view its foliage during the autumn months every year. “The best time to go is the first week of November,” said Jin Hyun-ju, a visitor’s guide at the mountain’s national park. “This is often the busiest time of year, and we see visitors from all over th
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