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[Hallyu power] Pony, trendsetter of K-beauty
People
Mar 22, 2016
Celebrity makeup YouTuber talks about beauty blogging, YouTube makeup tutorial production and launch of cosmetics brand
Deoksu Palace throne halls to open to public next week
Culture
Mar 22, 2016
A special program to allow the general public to see the interior of four throne halls of Deoksu Palace in central Seoul will kick off from March 29 through April 3, the Cultural Heritage Administration said Tuesday. One of Seoul’s five grand palaces built during the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), Deoksugung, meaning “Palace of Virtuous Longevity,” became a palace in 1593 when King Seonjo moved in after all of Seoul’s other palaces were destroyed during the Japanese invasion. Visitors taking part
‘Mockingbird’ tickets selling quickly after author’s death
Culture
Mar 22, 2016
MONROEVILLE, Alabama (AP) -- The death of “To Kill a Mockingbird” author Harper Lee hasn’t hurt ticket sales for a dramatic version of her novel staged each year in her Alabama hometown. A statement issued by play organizers Monday says only a few hundred tickets remain for the 16 performances, which begin next month in Monroeville. This is the first year the play will be produced by a nonprofit organization formed last year in Lee’s name. The production was previously overseen by a museum locat
Hanbok back in fashion among youths
Culture
Mar 22, 2016
More young people are dressing up in the traditional costume these days
Time-honored hanbok attire in vogue among young
Fashion
Mar 22, 2016
For many years, "traditional" has been a euphemism for "dull" for young South Koreans. But lately there seems one exception: hanbok, or Korean traditional attire.On Thursday's quaint cobblestones of Gyeongbok Palace, the largest royal palace of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), a throwback to an ancient era is on display: young people sporting colorful hanbok with matching hairdos and clutches."I saw lots of photos of my friends in hanbok posted on social media sites. I thought it would be cool to
Victoria Beckham reveals exclusive dresses for Korean customers
Fashion
Mar 21, 2016
Singer-turned-designer Victoria Beckham revealed four dresses for spring and summer exclusively for Korean consumers on mytheresa.com, an online luxury brand shopping website, Monday. “I picked these colors and silhouettes because I think these are well-suited to my Korean customers. They are cute, energetic and right amount of fun. We will have fun, but not too much fun,” said Beckham, at a press conference Monday in Seoul. Victoria Beckham (third from left) poses with Korean models wearing fou
Shin Kyung-sook's novel listed top bestseller in 10 years: data
People
Mar 21, 2016
Shin Kyung-sook's "Please Look After Mom" was listed as South Korea's most-read book for the past ten years, a local bookstore said Monday.The country's biggest Kyobo Book Centre produced the data based on the accumulated sales figure since 2006.Published in 2008, the book became an instant bestseller with the heartbreaking story of a mother who suffers from Alzheimer's disease and her family who are haunted by her disappearance. Shin received the "Man Asia Literary Prize" in 2011 as the first K
Famed publisher opens Paris’ first on-demand only bookshop
Books
Mar 21, 2016
PARIS (AP) -- To many Parisians, the letters PUF have always been associated with the intellectual heart of the French capital. So when the 95-year-old venerable publishing house specializing in human and social sciences was forced to close its historic bookstore on the Place de La Sorbonne in 1999, it left a big void in the heart of many students and researchers. But Les Presses Universitaires de France (PUF) is back in town, just a stone’s throw from their previous location in the Quartier Lat
Bear bone discovery rewrites human history in Ireland
Culture
Mar 21, 2016
LONDON (AFP) -- Analysis of a bear bone found in an Irish cave has provided evidence of human existence in Ireland 2,500 years earlier than previously thought, academics announced Sunday. For decades, the earliest evidence of human life in Ireland dated from B.C. 8,000. But radiocarbon dating of a bear’s knee bone indicated it had been butchered by a human in about B.C. 10,500 -- some 12,500 years ago and far earlier than the previous date. “This find adds a new chapter to the human history of I
[EYE] Grandma’s lifelong prayer answered
People
Mar 18, 2016
Korean-American writer’s account of her family’s escape from North Korea published in Korean
Korean chicken noodle soup at Woo Hyung-joon Rice Mill
Food&Beverage
Mar 18, 2016
New Korean restaurant serves up tasty grains and noodles in a bowl
[Travel Bits] Upcoming festivals in Korea
Travel
Mar 18, 2016
Chicken and beer in Daegu The 2016 Chimac Festival, featuring Korea’s beloved combination of crispy fried chicken and cold beer, returns to Daegu. The local government has approved selling beer at this year’s festival and fried chicken and beer will be sold in large quantities at booths throughout the festival grounds. Musical performances by K-pop stars will accompany the food and drinks. The festival will take place at Duryu Park in Daegu’s Seongdang-dong from July 27-31. For inquiries, call (
Universality and marketability matter for Korean books to work in foreign market: agent
Books
Mar 18, 2016
Good quality translation on top of universal appeal are the requisite elements needed for a Korean book to succeed overseas, said a Korean book agent on Thursday."Quantity doesn't really matter. The bottom line is it should be in good quality to help a foreign reader's understanding of Korean literature," said Im Young-hee at French publishing company Philippe Picquer, in an interview with Yonhap News Agency on the sideline of the Paris Book Fair. South Korea is the guest of honor to mark the 13
Uninspired tour programs discourage return visits to Korea: survey
Culture
Mar 17, 2016
Substandard tours and a dearth of activities are the top reasons why foreign visitors do not want to return to Korea, according to a survey released Thursday. The online survey of 206 local opinion leaders and 203 foreigners who have been to Korea was conducted by the cultural and tourism promotion body 5.4 Club. The organization was founded by Corea Image Communication Institute President Choi Jung-wha and Didier Beltoise, president of Cs, a hospitality consulting firm. 5.4 Club members pose a
[Herald Interview] Defining and redefining Sohn Jie-ae
Books
Mar 17, 2016
Former CNN correspondent, Blue House official, and Arirang TV chief addresses news, North Korea, womanhood in memoir
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