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Since HalfKorean.com is based in the San Francisco Bay Area, we wanted to pass this along to those of you also in the SF Bay Area and who might be looking for something to do this upcoming Friday or Saturday night; go check out comedian Michael Yo at Cobb’s Comedy Club in San Francisco! We’ve been to a few of Michael’s shows recently and highly recommend him! The showtimes are: Friday, November 8th at 8pm & 10:15pm and Saturday, November 9th at 7:30pm & 9:45pm. To top it off, there just so happens to be an awesome Groupon deal going on right now for his shows! Check it out the deal at http://www.groupon.com/deals/gl-michael-yo-and-friends. The Groupon deal ends tomorrow, so don’t wait too long! Tickets are also available at Cobb’s Comedy Club If you haven’t already, make sure to also check out our Interview with Michael from earlier this year. HalfKorean.com with Michael Yo:
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Comedian Michael Yo in San Francisco This Weekend!
UFC 164 Featuring Lightweight Champion Ben Henderson
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UFC 164 takes place on Saturday, August 31, 2013 at the BMO Harris Bradley Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and will feature UFC Lightweight Champion Benson “Smooth” Henderson defending his title in the main event against Anthony Pettis. Henderson last defended his title in April at UFC on FOX 7 against Gilbert Melendez and came away with a split decision victory. The victory gave Henderson three straight successful title defenses which tied fellow mixed Korean BJ Penn for most UFC Lightweight title defenses. The UFC 164 match is highly anticipated due to it being a re-match of their WEC 53 fight in 2010 that ended with Henderson losing his WEC Lightweight title by unanimous decision to Pettis. That was Henderson’s last and only loss in UFC and WEC (he only has two total professional losses against 19 wins). We look forward to Ben removing all memories of that WEC 53 fight (including that kick) and continuing his reign as UFC Lightweight champ!
UFC 164: Henderson vs. Pettis – Benson Henderson Pre-Fight Interview:
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Interview with Michael Yo (8/16/2013)
Michael Yo
There is a good chance that if you have watched any form of entertainment news programming the past few years you will recognize Michael Yo. From being a correspondent on E! News and Extra to his frequent guest appearances on shows such as Chelsea Lately and The Talk, he has become an expert in all things Hollywood. He can currently be seen on CBS’s OMG! Insider and Yahoo!TV’s Yo Show.
Michael has steadily expanded his repertoire in Hollywood and branched out into stand-up comedy and acting. There does not seem to be any limit in the entertainment world for this self-described “half-black brother with a Korean mother.”
We were able to catch up with Michael and discuss his background and entertainment career and are pleased to present this interview.
Interview with Moon Bloodgood (7/26/2013)
Moon Bloodgood
Moon Bloodgood is an actress currently starring in TNT’s acclaimed science fiction drama series Falling Skies.
Moon has found success in all aspects of her entertainment career beginning with dancing which lead to modeling and then to film and television acting.
The third season of Falling Skies began airing in June and features a pregnancy for Moon’s character, Dr. Anne Glass, which was revealed in the second season finale. In an interesting coincidence where life imitates art, Moon discovered that she was pregnant shortly after season two had concluded.
As the current season of Falling Skies features a pregnant Dr. Glass, in real-life, Moon and her husband welcomed their baby daughter at the end of 2012.
We were able to discuss Moon’s background and entertainment career and are pleased to present this interview.
Interview with Debbie Green (6/17/2013)
Debbie Green
Debbie Green is a former Olympian and collegiate volleyball player and coach whom is considered by many to be the best setter in the history of women’s volleyball.
Debbie was part of USC’s AIAW National Championship teams in 1976 and 1977. She also represented USA as a two-time Olympian in 1980 and 1984, including a silver medal in the 1984 Olympics (USA had boycotted the 1980 Olympics).
Along with being an excellent volleyball player, Debbie was an assistant coach at Long Beach State University for 23 years, retiring after the 2008 season. As a coach, she helped train six All-American setters, including Misty May-Treanor.
She was inducted into to the Volleyball Hall of Fame in 1995 as well as the AVCA (American Volleyball Coaches Association) Hall of Fame in 2004.
We were able to cover Debbie’s personal background and volleyball career and are pleased to present this interview.