Back To Top
K-Pop Herald
The Investor
The Herald Business
The Herald POP
Real Foods
Newsletter
Sign in
National
Politics
Social Affairs
Foreign Affairs
Defense
North Korea
Hwang on China
Science
Diplomatic Circuit
Education
Business
Industry
Technology
Transport
Retail
Finance
Economy
Market
Money
Life&Style
Culture
Travel
Fashion
Food & Beverage
Books
People
Expat Living
Arts & Design
Health
Entertainment
Film
Television
Music
Theater
K-pop
esports
Sports
Soccer
Baseball
Golf
More Sports
World
World News
World Business
Opinion
Editorial
Viewpoints
English Eye
Podcast
English Cafe
#Hashtag Korea
Topics
Weekender
PR Newswire
Global Insight
한국어판
Mobile Version
Subscribe
KH Media Kit
RSS
Twitter
YouTube
Instagram
Seoul shares fall nearly 1% on tech plunge, concerns over US inflation data
Yoon apologies for flooding in Seoul area
70m Pokemon bread sales provide record Q2 revenue for SPC Samlip
[MARKET EYE] Insurers brace for bumper bill on growing reports of flooded cars
Korean researchers develop homegrown fluorine-based polyimide film
S. Korea’s daily COVID-19 cases reach four-month high of over 150,000
Flooded Gangnam, a ‘slap in the face’ for Seoul mayor
Dongsuh Foods expands Kanu marketing for summer season
Samsung suffers heavier taxes, cost per hire than TSMC: think tank
[Korea Quiz] (15) Tales of Adm. Yi Sun-shin
Nigerian ambassador makes a courtesy visit
N. Korea pledges to fully support China’s resolution on Taiwan, denounces Pelosi’s trip
Blackpink to drop 2nd LP ‘Born Pink’ next month, begin world tour
Animals washed away, left homeless in heavy rain
DP slams Yoon's absence during record rainfall
Nineteen cultural heritage sites damaged by heavy rain
DMZ fantasy musical “Wonder Ticket” to be staged outdoors near N. Korea
Defense chief stresses priority on building key deterrence system
Big 3 shipyards attain 87% of yearly order goals
+
안녕하세요 로컬편집기사 기자입니다.
Articles by 로컬편집기사
Time Inc. CEO Jack Griffin ousted
Jan 1, 2012
Polar bear at center of copyright row
Jan 1, 2012
Yao says surgery could end career
More sports
Jan 1, 2012
Home price declines deepen in U.S.
World Business
Dec 27, 2011
Phelps takes 3rd gold at swimming worlds
More sports
Jul 31, 2011
SHANGHAI (AP) ― Michael Phelps easily won the 100-meter butterfly, then ceded the spotlight to Missy Franklin, swimming’s newest breakout star who made a splash on her final night at the world championships. Without Milorad Cavic pushing him, Phelps scowled upon seeing his time of 50.71 seconds Saturday night. Too slow for his liking, it was still good enough to earn him a second individual gold...
Kim in control at Greenbrier
Golf
Jul 31, 2011
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, West Virginia (AP) ― Golf is fun again for Anthony Kim. The Greenbrier Classic is helping solidify that. Kim shot an 8-under-par 62 Saturday for a one-stroke edge over PGA Tour rookie Scott Stallings after the third round on the Old White TPC course. Kim’s low round of the year left him at 10 under with a chance to advance to next week’s Bridgestone Invitational with a wi...
Korea upends Mali at U20 World Cup
Soccer
Jul 31, 2011
South Korea got off to a nice start in the U20 World Cup in Colombia with a 2-0 win over Mali in their opening match. In the match in Bogota on Saturday, Kim Kyung-jung opened the scoring in the 50th minute, and Jang Hyun-soo added one with a spot kick in 80th minute to earn important three points for the Korean side. The match was delayed almost an hour as heavy rain battered the Colombian cap...
Bolt rumbles to take 200m
More sports
Jul 31, 2011
STOCKHOLM (AP) ― Complaining about a stiff back, an unusually tight bend and the windy conditions, Usain Bolt still won the 200 meters at the DN Galan meet in emphatic style. The Jamaican had lost over 100 meters in this meet in 2008 and 2010. But the switch to the 200 ― his preferred distance ― changed his luck at the Diamond League event. In his last race before he defends his sprint titles a...
Qualifying groups drawn for 2014 Cup
Soccer
Jul 31, 2011
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) ― World champion Spain was drawn on Saturday with 1998 winner France, Georgia, Belarus and Finland in a qualifying group for the 2014 tournament ― the first World Cup in Brazil in 64 years. The United States, featuring new coach Juergen Klinsmann, was drawn with Jamaica in a qualifying group from North and Central America and the Caribbean. Former soccer great Ronaldo takes ...
Classical Music
Theater
Jul 29, 2011
“Daejeon Philharmonic Orchestra’s Russia Sentimental”: Daejeon Philharmonic Orchestra said it will hold a special concert on Tchaikovsky and Mussorgsky at the Seoul Arts Center’s Concert Hall on Aug. 30 at 8 p.m. With new artistic director and conductor Geum No-sang, the orchestra will deliver the unique sounds of Russian symphony with pianist Suh Hai-kyung on Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1. T...
Dance
Music
Jul 29, 2011
“Suspicious Paradise”: The dance show is inspired by the Demilitarized Zone, which looks like a paradise with untouched nature but is also a place deeply scarred by the Korean War. Organized by Korea National Contemporary Dance Company, it aims to offer a fresh experience to the younger generation who not know much about the war. It will run from Aug. 5 to 7 at Seoul Arts Center’s Towol Center i...
Exhibitions
Theater
Jul 29, 2011
“Ik-joong Kang: A Retrospective (1996-2011)”: South Korean artist Kang Ik-joong’s mini retrospective exhibition is underway at Posco art museum at the POSCO building in Daechi-dong, southern Seoul. Kang is one of most globally well-known Korean artists and represented the country at the 1997 Venice Biennale. At the exhibition, 23 of his paintings, installations and sculptures featuring the artis...
Festival
Theater
Jul 29, 2011
“The 14th Seoul Fringe Festival”: The 14th Seoul Fringe Festival will be held in the Hongdae area in Seoul from Aug. 11-27, offering visual art, theater, dance, music and multimedia. The event aims to promote underground arts scene of the capital. While indoor art performances will be held across 31 theaters and clubs, outdoor performances will take place at around Hongik University Station on S...
Pop Music
Theater
Jul 29, 2011
“2011 Incheon Pentaport Rock Festival”: Famous rock bands ranging from The Ting Tings to Korn, as well as singer-songwriters such as B.o.B will come to Incheon to participate in the 6th Incheon Pentaport Rock Festival from Aug. 5-7 at the Incheon Dream Park. Korea’s popular rock bands including Boohwal and No Brain will also hit the stage. For those who want to spend the night outdoors, there wi...
Theater
Theater
Jul 29, 2011
“The Three Musketeers”: The musical “The Three Musketeers,” for which the tickets were completely sold out in last year’s run, is back this year for only nine days. Based on Alexandre Dumas’ novel, the musical, set in 17th century France, tells stories about the adventures of D’Artagnan and the three musketeers ― Athos, Porthos, and Aramis. Actors of the Korea premiere in 2009, including Yoo Jun...
MOST POPULAR
01
[Photo News] Seoul floods: Scenes of chaos on Monday night
Heaviest rainfall in 115 years wreaks havoc on Greater Seoul
02
03
Central region suffers damage after heavy rain
[KH Explains] Why is ‘invincible Gangnam’ prone to flooding?
04
05
‘Sillim-dong Phelps’ video draws fire online
Floods ravage Seoul area shopping malls, hospitals
06
07
Three die in flooded semi-basement apartment
Yoon bashed for working from home as downpour traps him overnight
08
09
Seoul commuters battle fallout from intense rain
16 dead, missing in record rainfall in Seoul, surrounding areas in 3 days
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10