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  Suzy "I text with Kim Soo-hyeon-I"
  2012/04/02, Source,
  Girl group Miss A's Suzy denied the scandal between her and Kim Soo-hyeon-I. The MBC TV program "Nollowa" on the 2nd starred singer Kang Soo-ji, Won Mi-yeon, Jo Gap-kyeong, Sin Hyo-beom, Suzy, Four Minute So-hyeon, Sistar Hyorin and more,...More

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  Kim Min-hee "Noh Hee-kyeong cast you in a drama while you were crying?"
  2012/02/27, Source,
  Kim Min-hee explained the report about her being cast in a drama by Noh Hee-kyeong while she was crying. On the MBC TV program "Nollowa" on the 27th of February, Kim Min-hee received the question, "Who made you so strongly resolute?" and she then revealed a story behind the drama "Goodbye Solo". She is known to have cried after she wasn't cast for a role in the drama, but then was offered one afterward,...More

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  Everyone's a winner at the MBC Entertainment Awards
  2011/12/30, Source,
  At this year's MBC Entertainment Awards, accolades were presented to programs as a whole rather than to individuals, meaning that nearly every entertainer present was recognized at least once. The Dec. 29 event, hosted by the Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation, took place at the MBC Dream Center in Ilsan, Gyeonggi. Singer Yoon Jong-shin and actress Park Ha-sun hosted the event,...More

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  Top 10 Korean variety shows
  2011/08/01, Source,
  by Suzy Chung on August 1st, 2011 "Laughing brings good fortune", a Korean saying goes. Even in the direst of times, if you have something to laugh about, everything seems to be okay. Korea's variety programs put this to heart as they offer laughter to viewers throughout the week, whether in the form of comedic sketches or in the antics of the cast in a non-scripted reality format. The programs with the highest ratings rely heavily on the two top stars of Korean variety: the "Nation's MC" Yoo Jae-seok (유재석) and his main rival, traditional-wrestler-turned-entertainer Kang Ho-dong (강호동). As there are no exclusivity contracts for performers between broadcasting networks, you see them a lot on Korean TV and they never disappoint. Here is an introduction to the currently highest rating variety shows: 1 night, 2 days of scenery and hilarity 1 night, 2 days (1박 2일)  It hasn't been long since Koreans worked a 5 day week. (There are still many companies and establishments that work 6 days and schools still have a 6 day week.) Consequently, when people would take a short holiday or break, they would usually leave on a trip that would last for 1 night and 2 days, which is the basic premise of the program,...More