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Pulitzer winner takes a new trajectory with her sleeper hit ‘Goon Squad’
Books
May 20, 2011
Jennifer Egan was not built for the spotlight. “When I was a teenager, one of my sources of angst was that I felt like I was not an actor, I was always a spectator,” she said by phone from New York. “Later, I realized that that’s just who I am. That’s actually my job.” Lately, Egan has been much more than a spectator in her own life. Her novel “A Visit from the Goon Squad,” a fractured narrative...
‘My strength is a yarn,’ says songwriter-author Steve Earle
Books
May 20, 2011
Describing Steve Earle’s “I’ll Never Get Out of This World Alive” as a story about a skid row junkie abortionist haunted by the ghost of Hank Williams may work as a dust jacket blurb. But it doesn’t begin to reveal the depth of the singer-songwriter’s debut novel. Earle, 56, is a political activist, actor and Grammy-winning musician who helped revitalize country music in the mid-’80s and is a le...
Jang Sa-ik: the guy next door with a voice out of this world
People
May 20, 2011
Jang Sa-ik has the look of an ordinary man. Ordinary enough to pass for one of the construction workers renovating his garden as The Korea Herald interviewed him Monday. But this unremarkable impression disappeared as soon as he started singing on the rooftop yard where he was supposed to pose for the camera. Instead of saying “cheese,” Jang began to smile broadly, eyes half shut, before crank...
Clubby Italian dining
Food&Beverage
May 20, 2011
The booming lounge music that fills the dark, cavernous space of Addiction Plus might confuse many first timers ― is it a restaurant or is it a lounge? Contrary to its eclectic interior, which has a disco ball over the lounge area with huge mattresses and oversized cushions, an organ in a corner and strictly utilitarian tables and chairs, and an equally eclectic mix of music ― over the course of...
[Korean Kitchen] Bibim-naengmyeon (Mixed cold buckwheat noodles)
Food&Beverage
May 20, 2011
“Bibim-naengmyeon” is a dish of cold buckwheat noodles mixed with spicy and thick red pepper sauce. It may be garnished with raw fish. It is also called “Hamheung-naengmyeon” because it was a regional food of the Hamheung district in South Hamgyeong Province. Ingredients ● 600 g buckwheat noodles (dried) ● 100 g minced beef ● 100 g radish ● 1 cucumber,½ tsp salt ● 100 g pear ● 2 eggs Seas...
Madoff’s wine fetches $41,530 for Ponzi victims
Food&Beverage
May 20, 2011
Shakes and Floats
Food&Beverage
May 20, 2011
Authentic soda fountain drinks for a cool summer Milkshakes so thick they require a spoon and floats topped with scoops of ice cream are classic American drinks that stir up fond memories of the 1950s, when the soda fountains, burger joints and diners that served them abounded. Even today, that is where you will most likely find them, served up with a burger and fries, which, according to Brook...
Wine of the Week: 2007 Mountford ‘Liaison’ Pinot Noir
Books
May 20, 2011
What a lovely expression of Pinot Noir from New Zealand’s Mountford estate. Elegant and smooth, this New World Pinot carries the taste of Santa Rosa plums and sweet Asian spices. The scent jumps right out of the glass ― sandalwood, and something leafy and delicate. In this weather, chill it just a bit and serve with roast chicken, sweetbreads or roast leg of lamb. ● Region: Waipara Valley, New ...
Choi Na-yeon wins but Shin upset at LPGA Match-Play
Golf
May 20, 2011
GLADSTONE, New Jersey (AFP) ― Top seed Choi Na-yeon advanced to the second round of the $1.5 million LPGA Match Play Championship by beating Scotland’s Catriona Matthew 3 and 2 but second seed Shin Jiyai was eliminated. South Korea’s Choi, claiming the top seed by virtue of leading last year’s LPGA money list, was level with her European rival until a birdie at the par-4 15th and a bogey by Matt...
Tbs eFM holds third Mini World Cup
More sports
May 20, 2011
Tbs eFM, the nation’s leading all-English radio station, will hold its third Mini World Cup on Sunday to bring together the foreign community in Korea. A total of eight teams with participants from countries such as Canada, Germany, Malaysia and China, will be participating in this year’s games. More than 500 people including the players, their families and cheerleaders are expected to the floc...
Kim Jong-il visits China
North Korea
May 20, 2011
‘Whereabouts of heir unconfirmed’ North Korean leader Kim Jong-il appears to be visiting China, a senior Seoul official said Friday, adding it was not confirmed whether he was accompanied by his son and heir apparent Jong-un. “The current trip to China is being led by Kim Jong-il. We believe his third son Jong-un is not part of the delegation,” an official at the presidential office here sai...
Study finds dark energy exapands universe
Science
May 20, 2011
The existence of “dark energy” that accelerates expansion of the Universe has been confirmed by an astronomical survey of about 200,000 galaxies, BBC reported. Dark energy makes up some 74 percent of the Universe and its force pulls the Universe apart at increasing speed. “The action of dark energy is as if you threw a ball up in the air, and it kept speeding upward into the sky faster and fast...
Saudi woman defies driving ban
World News
May 20, 2011
JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia — A Saudi mother said Sunday she defied a ban on women drivers in the ultra-conservative kingdom by getting behind the wheel for four days without being stopped. Najla al-Hariri, a housewife in her mid-30s, said she drove non-stop for four days in the streets of the Red Sea city of Jeddah "to defend her belief that Saudi women should be allowed to drive." "I don't fear bein...
Middle-aged men want to wear like actors Cha and Kim
Fashion
May 20, 2011
Men in their 40s have chosen actors Cha Seung-won and Kim Myeong-min as fashion leaders they want to imitate. A survey by Chaeil Industries showed 14.5 percent of men wanted to dress like Cha and Kim. 500 men between the ages 40 and 49 were surveyed. The department head of Galaxy marketing team Han Ju-young said the survey was conducted to get a glimpse of the sense of taste and the tendencies ...
Gov't launches investigation into alleged Agent Orange burial
Social affairs
May 20, 2011
SEOUL, (Yonhap) -- South Korea's Environment Ministry has launched an investigation into the area where the U.S. military allegedly buried leftover Agent Orange, a defoliant widely used during the Vietnam War, ministry officials said Friday. The ministry said it has sent a group of its officials and environment experts from the ministry's research institutions to Chilgok, some 300 kilometers sou...
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