![[VIDEO] Wife douses husband with beer at Wrigley Field](http://cdn.ph.upi.com/sblc/i/8801369105285/13690727911538/3/VIDEO-Wife-douses-husband-with-beer-at-Wrigley-Field.jpg "[VIDEO] Wife douses husband with beer at Wrigley Field")
![[VIDEO] David Beckham cries during last game of his career](http://cdn.ph.upi.com/sblc/8801369105285/5/VIDEO-David-Beckham-cries-during-last-game-of-his-career.jpg "[VIDEO] David Beckham cries during last game of his career")
![[VIDEO] Amy Poehler back on 'SNL' for 'Weekend Update' segment targeting IRS](http://cdn.ph.upi.com/sblc/i/8801369105285/13690077384778/7/VIDEO-Amy-Poehler-back-on-SNL-for-Weekend-Update-segment-targeting-IRS.jpg "[VIDEO] Amy Poehler back on 'SNL' for 'Weekend Update' segment targeting IRS")
![[PHOTOS] 2013 Celebrity Couples](http://cdn.ph.upi.com/sblc/8801369105285/8/PHOTOS-2013-Celebrity-Couples.jpg "[PHOTOS] 2013 Celebrity Couples")
1.
See Taylor Swift's disgusted reaction to Justin Bieber-Selena Gomez backstage kiss
SEOUL, Jan. 27 (UPI) -- A bribery scandal forced the resignation Friday of Choi See-joong, South Korea's top broadcasting regulator, officials said.
Choi, chairman of the government-run Korea Communications Commission, stepped down after prosecutors arrested his aide, Jeong Yong-wook, on charges Jeong illicitly received money from Kim Hak-in, the operator of a local broadcasting school, the Yonhap News Agency reported.
Kim was arrested on embezzlement and tax evasion charges last week, Yonhap said.
The departure of Choi, a key supporter in President Lee Myung-bak's administration, came during negotiations about sweeping changes in broadcasting law, the news agency said.
A 2009 law eased regulations and allowed cross-ownership of newspapers and broadcasting stations, leading to the launch last month of four new cable television stations and a news channel, significantly altering South Korea's media structure.
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Additional World News Stories | |
OKLAHOMA CITY, May 20 (UPI) --
A huge tornado cut a devastating path in suburban Oklahoma City Monday, slamming schools, a hospital, businesses and homes, and killing at least 51 people.
|
U.S. singer, dancer and actress Julianne Hough says she was happy to tackle her first lead role in a non-musical movie in "Safe Haven."
|
NEW DELHI, May 20 (UPI) --
The US Department of Energy's conditional approval a Texas liquefied natural gas terminal to export to nations that do not have a free trade agreement with the United States is seen as a potential boost for India's energy security.
|
SASKATOON, Saskatchewan, May 20 (UPI) --
A Canadian jazz singer apologized for botching the U.S. national anthem at the Memorial Cup junior ice hockey game in Saskatchewan.
|
| Stories | Photos | Comments |
View Caption
