Spring: Spring Day Korean Drama

Around the Valley (Montrose Daily Press) - 181 weeks ago

MONTROSE — The Daily Press is looking for your pictures. We’ll take photos you’ve taken from various events, happenings in the community, your travels, animals or just people on the street for our new “Our Community” page.

Broadway Lives Large (The New York Sun) - 182 weeks ago

Nine-hour plays tend to be tough sells. As do plays set in 19th-century Russia, particularly ones featuring political philosophers as their protagonists. But nine-hour political plays set in 19th-century Russia with a 44-membercast? That appears to be a recipe for success, at least when the author is Tom Stoppard, and the director (Jack O'Brien) has worked wonders with everything from "Henry IV"

e C e n t r a l (The Star Online) - 182 weeks ago

SOUTH KOREAN actor Bae Yong-joon is a dream come true for many Japanese women who have yearned for a tender, loving man. In South Korea, though, Daniel Henney has been the Prince Charming ever since he appeared in the 2005 TV show My Lovely Sam Soon.

Korean Film Festival starts an exchange with Filipino movies (Manila Bulletin) - 182 weeks ago

Endless Love: Winter Sonata," "Full House" and the phenomenal "Jewel in the Palace" are just among Korea’s famous TV shows that many Filipinos raved about when it was shown here in the country.

Devilish Opera Ignites Tomorrow! (Scoop.co.nz) - 183 weeks ago

Devilish Opera Ignites Tomorrow! Stirring tunes and dark drama await Wellington audiences tomorrow night, when the Genesis Energy Spring Season of Faust bursts on to the Westpac St James stage.

Weisner's football mission: Carry on Army's tradition (Poughkeepsie Journal) - 184 weeks ago

WEST POINT — It's almost a look of shock that washes over Matt Weisner's face when he thinks about it. After thirteen years of working and preparing, it finally hits the college senior.

Toronto Film Festival (Salon.com) - 184 weeks ago

Movies, movies and more movies! My first day at Canada's sprawling festival takes me from Australia to China. Who has time for parties?

Failures of Imagination (Columbia Journalism Review) - 184 weeks ago

Carlotta Gall was curious. It was early December 2002, and Gall, the Afghanistan correspondent for The New York Times , had just seen a press release from the U.S. military announcing the death of a prisoner at its Bagram Air Base. Soon thereafter the military issued a second release about another detainee death at Bagram.