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2PM tops Oricon chart with new singleMusicJan 30, 20152PM 2PM has topped Oricon chart with the new single “Guilty Love” since its release on Wednesday, the group’s agency said. According to JYP Entertainment, the group also held the first and second s... -
Katy Perry says halftime performance will make you ‘Roar’MusicJan 30, 2015PHOENIX (AP) ― Katy Perry says her American football championship Super Bowl halftime performance will make you “Roar” ― with animals. The singer told reporters at a press conference that her perfor... -
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Fish supply is secret to festival’s successTravelJan 28, 2015Although the Hwacheon Sancheoneo Ice Festival runs for 23 days in January, preparations are made virtually all year round, with nearby fish farms raising nearly 130 tons of sancheoneo fish. “There h... -
Hongdae’s ‘Live Club Day’ to resume after long hiatusMusicJan 28, 2015Poster for “Live Club Day.” (Yonhap) An iconic Hongdae music festival will start up again after a four-year halt, a music industry official said Wednesday. According to the music agency Company F, ... -
Joseon-era exam papers to be revealedCultureJan 27, 2015More ancient Korean documents will be revealed to the public as part of a project of the Academy of Korean Studies to highlight Korea’s rich history and tradition, said Lee Bae-yong, president of the... -
Experts examine bones as Spain hunts for Cervantes’ remainsCultureJan 25, 2015MADRID (AP) ― Forensic experts began excavating graves and examining bones Saturday in a tiny chapel in Madrid, hoping to solve the centuries-old mystery of exactly where the great Spanish writer Mig... -
‘Boyhood’ and ‘Whiplash,’ Sundance-to-Oscar path improvesFilmJan 25, 2015PARK CITY, Utah (AP) ― An Academy Award nomination is an incomparable stamp of approval for any film ― and for an indie feature coming out of the Sundance Film Festival, in some cases, it’s a downrig... -
‘Deadheads’ ask to camp out during band’s Chicago concertsMusicJan 25, 2015CHICAGO (AP) ― Fans of the Grateful Dead want a campout-style atmosphere during three 50th anniversary concerts in July at Chicago’s Soldier Field, but whether the venue will allow it is another ques... -
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[Weekender] Beaches attract seasoned surfers with relentless, uncrowded wavesTravelJan 23, 2015Sunbathing on a warm summer beach sounds tempting in this season of freezing wind and heavy snow. That’s why warm, exotic resort destinations always top Koreans’ lists of dream vacation spots. But i... -
Satellite manTheaterJan 23, 2015On April 19, 2013, a satellite was launched into space at Baikonur Cosmodrome, the international space launch site in Kazakhstan. The event went mostly unnoticed by the media, but the take-off was ce... -
Keeping Nam June Paik’s legacy aliveTheaterJan 20, 2015No one better predicted how mass media and the Internet would shape our lives today than Nam June Paik. In 1974, the visionary Korean artist came up with the term “Electronic Superhighway,” coined fr... -
Milan Fashion designers celebrate normalityArts&DesignJan 19, 2015MILAN (AP) ― Tactile fashion set the trend on Sunday, the second day of Milan Fashion Week previews for next autumn and winter menswear. Designers are luxuriating in mohair, cashmere and heavy knits... -
Cuban art in spotlight amid U.S. detenteTheaterJan 18, 2015Cuban artist Jose Angel Toirac poses in his studio in Havana, Cuba. He has done a series of irreverent paintings of Fidel Castro that have not been exhibited. (Tribune Content Agency) HAVANA (AFP) ―...
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