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  2AM: 'We Sing With Sentiment of FitzGerald'
  2012/03/16, Source,
  The vocal group with soft and sweet voices, 2AM, released their new mini album entitled "F. Scott Fitzgerald's Way Of Love", and said, "Songs included in this new album resemble the novel 'The Great Gatsby'. We tried to express the painful love story that never shows its broken heart after breaking up and endures the pain inside".,...More

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  Korean Musical lands in New York!
  2011/08/26, Source,
  * This post is written by MyungJi Chae, one of the Korean Cultural Service in New York's Cultural Reporters and translate by Karin Yoo. Musical "Hero, the Musical" premiers at Lincoln Center 14 years since the musical "The Last Empress" From the left, actress Lee Sang Eun, Jeong Seong-hwa, and director Yun Ho-jin The much anticipated musical "Hero, the Musical"'s press conference was held on August 1st at the Korean Cultural Service New York. The musical "Hero, the Musical" was produced in 2009 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Korean independence activist Ahn Junggun, and will be on stage fourteen times from August 23rd to September 3rd at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts: David H. Koch Theater,...More

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  Girls' Generation: 'We Will Boast of Power of Hallyu in Europe'
  2011/06/08, Source,
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  [REVIEW] TV series "Three Brothers" - Final episode
  2010/06/16, Source,
  "Three Brothers" - Final episode (KBS2 TV, 7:55 PM) The final episode of "Three Brothers" would make a good example of a collection of all the cliches that could be seen in the finale of a family drama. It being a show that focused on characters' conflicts throughout its 70-episode run, the drama poured out cheesy, conventional solutions as it rushed to work out all the problems; trashy mother-in-law Gwa-ja (played by Lee Hyo-choon) threw herself into doing community service, as if she had to do more to be forgiven than just reconciling with her family; while Soon-kyung (played by Park In-hwan), who had been feeling helpless since retiring from work, restored his authority as the man of the house by setting up a counseling office to help ex-convicts adjust to society; Gun-gang (played by Ahn Nae-sang) helped Chung-nam (played by Do Ji-won) achieve her belated dream of going to college,...More