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  Lee Hyo-lee to open fund for disadvantaged senior citizens
  2012/02/09, Source,
  Singer Lee Hyo-lee has donated 100 million won ($89,361) to the Beautiful Foundation in central Seoul, her agency announced on Feb. 8. The fund will be named "The Hyori fund" in the star's honor. In Chinese characters "Hyori" can mean "Wanting to be dutiful towards the elders". A representative from Lee's agency said "She loved the meaning behind the fund's name and wanted to really do something for the elderly in our community". The money from the fund will go towards aid projects targeted towards the elderly,...More

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  Lee Hyo-lee is back in the studio
  2012/01/31, Source,
  Lee Hyo-lee's agency announced yesterday that the singer is preparing a new album for release later this year. "Lee is currently making preparations for the production of a new album", a representative from the star's agency said. "She is in the song selection stage and will begin recording as soon as the tracks for the album have been confirmed",...More

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  Which Idol Star Owns The Most Expensive Home?
  2012/01/25, Source,
  Top stars in Korean entertainment work hard, and earn quite large sums for their hard work. Reports on some of the most successful stars living in the most expensive homes have been revealed in the past. Legendary singer Cho Young-nam has been rumored to be at the top of the list with a villa worth $5.2 million. However, what about the younger generation of idol stars?,...More

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  Lee Hyo-lee makes donation to 'Chinese Pancake Pair'
  2012/01/19, Source,
  Lee Hyo-lee will donate the money she has received for narrating a documentary about "everyday heroes" to a couple who appears in the show, KBS announced on Jan. 19. "Everyday Heros" tells the story of people who stand up for important causes through volunteer work and is set to air on Jan. 22. A couple in the show that goes by the name of "Chinese Pancake Pair" will receive Lee's donation, which is of an undisclosed amount. The two make hotteok (sweet pancakes stuffed with brown sugar) for under-fed children and disabled people and pay for ingredients out of their own pockets,...More