Taecyeon (옥택연)

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  Taecyeon of 2PM recovering after surgery on his broken arm
  2012/05/22, Source,
  Taecyeon from 2PM is back on the mend after undergoing surgery on his broken arm last Thursday. "The operation was a success and I'll be discharged today after five days in the hospital", the boy band member said yesterday on his Twitter account,...More

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  2PM's Taecyeon injured in Japan while arm wrestling with bandmate
  2012/05/18, Source,
  2PM's Taecyeon fractured his upper arm - his humerus bone, to be exact - in an arm-wrestling match with his bandmate while in Japan, JYP Entertainment announced on Wednesday. The agency added that the boy band member was immediately taken to a nearby hospital and has come back home to Korea to have a detailed examination,...More

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  2PM's Taecyeon With Arm Injury
  2012/05/17, Source,
  Boys will be boys. 2PM's Taecyeon is learning the hard way that fun and games can lead to pain. Taecyeon reportedly injured his humerus bone -- the bone stretching from one's shoulder to elbow -- while arm wrestling his fellow groupmates. JYP Entertainment reported the news on the official homepage, "After finishing promotions in Japan on May 15th, Taecyeon injured his left humerus while arm wrestling with the other 2PM members. He went to the hospital right away late at night, where he received his diagnosis, inspection, and treatment in the emergency room,...More

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  K-Pop Expands the Hallyu Wave: SHINee, Wonder Girls, SNSD, 2PM Captivate World
  2012/05/17, Source,
  Girls' Generation (SNSD) SHINee is the new Beatles of Asia. The Wonder Girls made their debut on Nickelodeon. Girls' Generation (SNSD) brought "The Boys" song to Late Night with David Letterman and Live With Kelly. 2PM became the new sexy icons in Japan. What do all these artist have in common? They have brought K-pop to the global scale. South Korea began expanding its entertainment industry with the release of dramas like "Winter Sonata" and "Stairway to Heaven" in the early 2000s. Television stations airing these dramas began appearing all over the United States,...More