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Farewell horse, welcome sheep
Culture
Dec 31, 2014
After a turbulent 2014, the New Year has finally arrived. In what feels like a nice respite, 2015 is the Year of the Sheep, a meek and gentle creature often associated with peace, harmony and compatibility. The sheep is the eighth animal in the 12-year cycle. It is the guardian animal for the time between 1 and 3 p.m. The previous sheep year was 2003. Year of the Sheep or the Goat? In Chinese, the animal sign for 2015 is “yang,” an inclusive term for various horned ruminating mammals. So, Year o
Novelist Gong Ji-young accuses netizens of libel
Books
Dec 31, 2014
Best-selling novelist Gong Ji-young sued seven netizens for libel, claiming they circulated a false rumor about her private life and posted malicious comments online. Gong filed a complaint with the Seoul Central District Prosecutor’s Office against the netizens, who are accused of posting sexually insulting comments on major newspaper websites, Facebook and Twitter between December 2012 and November 2014, according to Yonhap. The nature of the rumor was not specified.“Gong is well aware that as
Baby, it’s gold inside
Fashion
Dec 29, 2014
PHILADELPHIA ― Gold has moved beyond deck-the-halls festive into the glitzy realm of must-have fashion.It’s the season for gleaming flecks to sparkle on fluttering eyelids and glisten on mistletoe-ready lips. A bronzy link chain, instead of a ribbon, on tuxedo-style trousers is happy-hour sultry. And shimmering, silky pantsuits are both retro and relevant.Once civilization’s most sought-after metal, gold shines brightest this year in classic yellow. But copper and rose blends, especially on sequ
Korea becomes third most popular destination for Chinese tourists
Travel
Dec 29, 2014
Korea attracts 14 million foreign visitors in 2014
Seoul’s multicultural values master plan for foreign residents
Life&Style
Dec 29, 2014
The number of foreign residents in Seoul has now reached about 410,000, accounting for about one in every twenty-five people. This changing demographic of Seoul has motivated the city administration to develop policies to support the foreign residents of the city. As a result, the city is currently carrying out a variety of initiatives to create an advanced, multi-cultural cosmopolitan community built on the basis of cultural diversity, thereby improving the quality of life of its foreign reside
Let’s talk about men
Culture
Dec 28, 2014
Art exhibit explores confusion in male roles as gender power shifts
[Weekender] Rollercoaster year for economy, culture
Culture
Dec 26, 2014
[Conglomerates] Conglomerates face changesThe hottest topic in Korean big business circles this year was no doubt a generation shift that was brought to surface by the poor health of Samsung Group chairman Lee Kun-hee, who suffered a heart attack in May. Lee is said to be recovering, but is still unable to return to the company. As the 72-year-old business magnate’s hospitalization dragged on, the nation’s largest conglomerate was taking steps for handing the chairman’s managerial autho
A force to reckon with
Fashion
Dec 26, 2014
Simone to launch own brand after 27 years of making handbags for luxury brand
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Culture
Dec 26, 2014
FestivalPyeongchang Trout Festival: The festival, named one of the top 20 winter festivals in Korea by the Korea Tourism Organization, is being held in Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province, the host city of the 2018 Winter Olympics until Feb. 8. The festival is underway along the Odaecheon Stream known for its abundant trout population. Visitors can ice fish and eat trout raw for sashimi or roast it on the spot. More winter activities are available such as catching trouts with bare hands, ice skating,
Austin rises to the occasion
Travel
Dec 26, 2014
AUSTIN, Texas ― Lounging poolside, sipping $18 mini-margaritas under sprawling live oaks, our eyes and wallets opened wide to a life of luxury we didn’t really know existed in the city we once knew so well.Austin’s drastically changing skyline was visible from our plush loungers at the small but otherworldly St. Cecilia Hotel. To fully see downtown, though, we had to look over the giant neon sign at the end of the hotel pool, which simply reads “SOUL.” It reminded me of Austin’s late, great musi
8 places to watch sunset, sunrise in Incheon
Travel
Dec 26, 2014
Looking for the perfect spot to watch the sunset and sunrise that is not too far from Seoul? Incheon, situated on the west coast, recommends eight top places to watch sunset and sunrise for the New Year. The Incheon Development and Tourism Corporation suggests four great places to bid farewell to 2014: Jeongseojin, Mount Seoksan in Songdo, Sunset Village in Janghwa-ri, Ganghwa and Wangsan Beach. Jeongseojin, located at the starting point of the Gyeongin Ara waterway, is known for a beautiful sun
Starwood offers free Internet access to preferred guests
Travel
Dec 26, 2014
Starwood Hotels and Resorts announced that it would offer free standard in-room Internet access to members of Starwood Preferred Guest who book through Starwood’s digital channels during their stay at all Starwood chain hotels in Korea and participating hotels worldwide. From Feb. 2, free Internet access will be available to SPG members who book their hotel stays through the company’s corporate and brand websites and mobile sites, including the SPG app.“With the seismic shift towards digital, pa
H.K. hotel recreates protest camp for guests
Travel
Dec 26, 2014
HONG KONG (AFP) ― Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protest camps may have been swept away but one man has recreated a rally site as an Occupy hotel ― where guests now pay to spend the night in a tent.Set up in a small apartment in the Causeway Bay shopping district, which was previously home to one of three protest camps, visitors pay HK$100 ($13) to stay in one of two small tents surrounded by protest memorabilia. The walls are draped with pro-democracy banners, and a cardboard cutout of Chinese Presi
Unique wedding ceremonies in Maldives
Travel
Dec 26, 2014
Banyan Tree Hotels and Resorts presents unique romantic travel packages at its resorts in the Maldives. The Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru is a unique venue to tie the knot underwater. Couples can enjoy a wedding ceremony surrounded by splendid coral and witnessed by tropical fish. The underwater wedding package includes a wedding coordinator, certificate and photographs. The price starts from $2,000. Another resort in the Maldives Angsana Velavaru offers the chance to have a private wedding ceremony on
Homey Japanese food at 28 Teheranro
Food&Beverage
Dec 26, 2014
Rice-centric meals and wholesome sides at new restaurant
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