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  Lee Soo-geun sheds tears while discussing wife's health struggles
  2011/12/20, Source,
  During an appearance on Story On channel's "Lee Mi-sook's Bad Scene" that will air Dec. 20, the comedian Lee Soo-geun shed tears while talking about his wife, whose health has deteriorated recently. On the show, Lee did not go into detail about his wife's illness but simply revealed that although she is ill, "she is getting better". The celebrity's wife, Park  Ji-yeon, is the CEO of an online clothing store, and her health is thought to have deteriorated after she gave birth to the couple's second child,...More

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  So Ji-sub attends a funeral
  2011/12/06, Source,
  Actor So Ji-sub attended the funeral of 'master' Kim Byeong-man's father. Kim Byeong-man's father passed away due to a chronic disease. Having supported his father's medical bills for the previous five years, Kim Byeong-man has mentioned his love and affection for his father several times on TV,...More

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  [TALK OF THE TOWN] Comedian mourns father's passing
  2011/12/05, Source,
  Comedian Kim Byeong-man's father has passed away just four months before Kim's wedding day. On Sunday, Kim's father, Kim Wan-soo, who was 66 years old, passed away at a hospital in Jeonju, North Jeolla. The deceased had been suffering from dementia for a long time, a fact often acknowledged and discussed by the comedian in interviews. Kim has said that his father was diagnosed just as he became financially stable and ready to be a good son,...More

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  TV enters new era with launch of four networks
  2011/11/30, Source,
  JTBC starts airing at 4 p.m. today New general-programming channel JTBC kicks off its inaugural season today with a star-studded lineup of drama series, variety shows, reality shows and in-depth news programs. Pictured above is the set of the sitcom "I Live in Cheongdam-dong". By Kim Tae-sung The launch today of four new broadcasting stations signals major changes in the nation's broadcasting industry, with a host of dramas, variety shows and reality shows that will compete for viewer attention. The new stations - JTBC, TV Chosun, Channel A and MBN - were authorized by the nation's communications and broadcasting regulator about a year ago to offer general-programming content,...More