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Iconic Princess Diana dresses fetch $1.2M in UK
Fashion
Mar 20, 2013
A collection of some of Princess Diana‘s most memorable evening gowns, including one she wore to a White House dinner where she danced with John Travolta, fetched over 800,000 pounds ($1.2 million) at a London auction Tuesday.Diana famously wore the deep navy, figure-hugging velvet gown to a gala dinner hosted by President Ronald Reagan, during her and Prince Charles’ first joint state visit to the U.S. in 1985. Photographs of her taking to the White House dance floor with Travolta have become s
Man spots 'Jesus' on painting drop cloth
Culture
Mar 20, 2013
A Massachusetts man said an image that "looks like Jesus Christ" appeared on the drop cloth he has been using to catch paint for four years.Brian Krantz of Saugus said he used the clotch several times before he noticed the image he identifies as Jesus in the paint, WHDH-TV, Boston, reported Monday."A crown or a halo. Two eyes. Mustache, nose, there's the chin, jaw line," Krantz said, describing the image."I can't deny this. This is what it is. It looks like Jesus Christ," Krantz said.Krantz sai
Busan center seeks English-teaching volunteers
Expat Living
Mar 19, 2013
The Busan Foundation for International Activities is looking for people to help teach English to underprivileged children. Volunteers will teach classes one Saturday a month from 10 a.m. to noon at the Busan Global Center near City Hall Station.The program will include letter writing, storytelling and songs. Equipment such as presentation screens and computer facilities will be provided. To apply, send your name, contact number, email address and nationality to irs@bfia.or.kr by Sunday.Orientati
Talk explores West’s early discovery of Korea
Expat Living
Mar 19, 2013
The Royal Asiatic Society Korea Branch will host a lecture by its president, Brother Anthony, on early Western knowledge of Korea.The lecture will touch on the discovery of Japan by 16th-century Portuguese explorer Ferno Mendes Pinto and subsequent travels by Portuguese and Spanish traders and Jesuit missionaries, from which Korea was first learned of.There will also be some discussion of the attempts in the 18th century to combine the descriptions by Jesuits based in Japan and China with the re
Camarata to hold auditions for ‘Wizard of Oz’
Expat Living
Mar 19, 2013
The Camarata Music Company is holding auditions this weekend for a production by its chorale of musical “Wizard of Oz” in June.The show will be performed in Myeong-dong on June 15-16 and 22-23, and rehearsals will begin in April. Auditions will be on Saturday from noon to 6 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 1 p.m. If needed, additional auditions will be noon to 6 p.m. on March 30 and callbacks on March 31. No experience is needed.To audition, contact auditions@camaratamusic.com. Call 010-9806-8655 or
American documents Seoul’s street art
Expat Living
Mar 19, 2013
An American fascinated by Seoul’s street art has dedicated a photo book to the subject.Author August Tarantino has compiled several books on street art, but this is his first based on art outside the United States.Tarantino became interested in street art around 1990, when he saw work by Shepard Fairey. He became more interested in the genre on a trip to Guatemala, as the work he saw there focused on the problems the country faced. “In many cases, more can be understood from street art than from
Expat director aiming high
Expat Living
Mar 19, 2013
Expat film director Chris Norlund has completed several shorter projects in Korea, but he is now looking to make his full-length debut.In his search for funding his first feature, he says he has had good feedback from producers who have seen his short films, including the most recent “Into Pieces.”“Lately I’ve been in high spirits because I really think it’s going to happen this year,” he said. It has been a long, winding road for Norlund, who has an unusual background. He was one of about 3,000
Foreign chefs to host charity dinner
Culture
Mar 19, 2013
Event slated for March 28 at Sheraton Grande Walkerhill; half of proceeds to go to Beautiful Foundation
MVL Hotel Kintex opens in Ilsan
Travel
Mar 19, 2013
The first five-star hotel in northern Gyeonggi Province caters to MICE travelers to Kintex and visitors to Hallyu World
Peranakan: When China meets Southeast Asia, West
Culture
Mar 19, 2013
Exhibition on Singapore's cultural mix held for first time at National Museum
First Japanese chief researcher named to Seoul’s history institute
People
Mar 19, 2013
A Japanese historian has been placed in charge of conducting a research study on Korea’s modern history at one of Seoul’s major private history institutes, officials said Tuesday. Takeshi Fujii was appointed to the manager of the research team at the Seoul-based Institute for Korean Historical Studies earlier this month, becoming the first Japanese to take a senior position at one of the country’s major institutes. Known as one of South Korea’s four major history research institutes, the organiz
Stress linked to higher risk of Alzheimer’s: study
Health
Mar 19, 2013
A study suggested that constant stress could increase the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, according to British media.A research team from Umea University in Sweden studied the relationship between stress hormones in the brain and memories using mice. Results showed that highly stressed mice had higher levels of beta amyloids, proteins linked to Alzheimer’s disease, and more allopregnanolone, specific stress hormones in the brain.Accumulated amyloids in mice brains impaired the brain synapses and co
Memories of burger -- remembering food can help control weight
Culture
Mar 19, 2013
Researchers at the University of Liverpool claimed that people who memorize the food they eat can better control the amount of food in their next meal.In addition, people who get distracted while eating are more likely to eat too much. For instance, watching television, listening to the radio or music and reading a newspaper while eating could lower the level of concentration on the food and result in weight gain, the researchers said. Researchers conducted a study on 24 adult participants with
Japanese architect Toyo Ito wins Pritzker Prize
Arts&Design
Mar 18, 2013
LOS ANGELES (AP) ― Japanese architect Toyo Ito, whose buildings have been praised for their fluid beauty and balance between the physical and virtual world, has won the 2013 Pritzker Architecture Prize, the prize’s jury announced Sunday.The 71-year-old architect joins such masters as Frank Gehry, I.M. Pei, Tadao Ando, Renzo Piano and Wang Su in receiving the honor that’s been called architecture’s Nobel Prize. Ito, the sixth Japanese architect to receive the prize, was recognized for the librari
More than just a funny man
Culture
Mar 18, 2013
Comedian Kim Young-chul set to host series of classical music concerts armed with humor and humility
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