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Title: 더 뮤지컬 / The Musical
Chinese Title: 音乐剧
Genre: Musical
Episodes: 15
Broadcast network: SBS
Broadcast period: 2011-Sep-02 to 2011-Dec-23
Air time: Friday 22:00
Musical drama about the dreams and love of musical actors.
Koo Hye Sun, Daniel Choi, and Ock Joo Hyun form the love triangle at the center of The Musical, which follows the lives and dreams of aspiring musical stars.
Main Cast
Koo Hye Sun as Go Eun Bi
Choi Daniel as Hong Jae Yi
Park Ki Woong as Yoo Jin
Ok Joo Hyun as Bae Gang Hee
Ki Eun Se as Seo Ra Kyung
Supporting Cast
Park Kyung Rim as Sa Bok Ja
Kim Hyun Sung as Han Sang Won
Oh Jung Se as Goo Jak
Kim Yong Min as Joon Hyuk
Kim In Seo as Sang Mi
Lee Do Kyung as Eun Bi's father
Jung Young Sook as Yang Soon Yi
Kang Ji Hoo as Hyun Kwang Seo
Cha Kwang Soo as Yoo Jin Young
Ahn Yeo Jin as Sun Hee
Park Geun Hyung as President Yoo
Jo Won Hee
Lee Ji Hyung (이지형) as Yoo Jae Joon
Kim Jin Ho as President Seo
Choo So Young
Jung Tae (정태)
Seo Bum Suk
Hong Ji Min (cameo)
Jo Ji Hoon (조지훈) (cameo)
Production Credits
Director: Kim Kyung Yong (김경용)
Screenwriter: Kim Hee Jae
Episode Ratings
|8.3 (15th)
Source: TNmS Media Korea
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Trailer I & Trailer II & Trailer III
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January 23rd, 2012 at 7:23 pm
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502zarima Says:
February 6th, 2012 at 7:46 pm
i like this drama watch it
503yatie wahmijan Says:
February 12th, 2012 at 2:15 pm
realy i like all korean movie
504winnie Says:
February 15th, 2012 at 9:14 am
I wonder why this drama got low ratings. I'm watching this and now already in episode 10 without skipping any scene. All the actors are very good. I'm beginning to love koo hye sun, first time to watch her in a drama, reminds me of song hye kyo and han hyo joo.
Thank you korean dramas. kamsamhanida. . kumowo
505ladybird Says:
February 15th, 2012 at 7:16 pm
what a great awesome drama!
directer really had a good job in this drama. and all the actors were great… love this drama soooo much and recommend it to everyone!
506via Says:
March 6th, 2012 at 5:02 pm
one thing for sure.. Ko hye sun can't sing!!!! she's a terrible singer.. sorry KHS fans…
507TAVAI Says:
March 10th, 2012 at 2:37 am
its boring i skip every episod they should get the real pro singer
508riAN Says:
March 14th, 2012 at 2:11 pm
very very bad drama, i'm only watch 5 episode…i do't want to continue……
509justhere Says:
March 19th, 2012 at 1:34 pm
It's quite an alright show. Looking at 1st epi, i expect more though. It was nice in the beginning but it gets slow and abit boring. The storyline is abit weird though and i got to say that the way they edit the show, bringing forth of the last week episode to this week episode is so unnecessary, as if they scare people forget what has happen to them in the last episode. They add old in between the new scene, it is very irritating for me. I got to admit, i hang in till the very last to see the downfall of Bae Gang Hee, which is surprising little looking at how she bullied others with her demeaning ways and also for Yoo Jin, although i don't usually hang in to see a whole drama for a handsome guy, there is just something about him, i just can't stop looking…haha, it's silly but yeah it's that 'something special' factor that got me hang in till the last, will lookout for his other show, lol. But i kinda like the kiss that Go Eun Bi and Hong Jae Yi did in the end. Overall, watch this, only when you had the free time to.
510LarnBrown Says:
March 23rd, 2012 at 10:38 am
Kdrama FAIL! Lead can't sing and they perform the same freaking song in every episode… and it SUCKS!!!
511dorie Says:
March 24th, 2012 at 11:12 pm
I like the storyline, but not thoroughly edited. After the ending, it seems like 1 or more episode is missing, it was rushed at the end. I like music and I've watched and been in musicals. In fairness to Koo Hye Sun, this girl keeps on surprising me. She can do almost anything. She is not the best singer, much more she was matched with a voice caliber of Ok Joo Hyun, however, I still give her a thumbs up. She plays the piano without a double..ha..ha..ha.I just finished watching her other drama last year as well, Take Care of Us Captain, where again she did a good job…I like this drama to have a sequel, but no longer musical. It would be interesting to build a story with the rich boy Park Ki Wong. Eun Bi after her major performance went back to medicine. Whatever the writer was thinking to end it that way..I hope she was thinking of sequeling it..it would be better.
512arianiy Says:
March 25th, 2012 at 4:03 am
I like ur drama..koo hye soo..kamsamida n realy i like watch ur drama Yes Captan as Han Da Jin…
513carshowtime Says:
March 28th, 2012 at 7:34 pm
this drama not shucks, but little need more touch for the singer,
514marissa Says:
April 9th, 2012 at 2:52 am
i think this drama is good enough. and, moreover, i think the story is better than heartstring. well…that's just my opinion.
515echa Says:
April 24th, 2012 at 10:10 pm
i like it………….
516maribel Says:
May 16th, 2012 at 4:55 pm
ordinary but nice…
517edz Says:
June 24th, 2012 at 11:27 am
please…anyone can tell me who is the one sing the song on episodee 11…the background
518NIKITA Says:
August 11th, 2012 at 6:31 pm
the story is nice… but i felt theres something missing….. hmmm.. i like how the character of choi daniel showed his affection to eun bi… i love the kissing scene in the last episode its just that i felt that kuh hye sun doesnt like being kissed in a passionate way…
519ernest Says:
August 13th, 2012 at 11:23 pm
soo far this drama is good… but still "my fair lady" is the best among the best……try to watch it guyz…. its very worth watching….. i assure u that…
520rose Says:
September 1st, 2012 at 5:20 pm
the drama per se is okay, could have been shortened in fewer episodes. there was not much impact that i would get excited watching it (i finished the series to the end), thought the story line should have been more on the musical production intricacies rather than more of the lives of the leading cast of the series. KHS showed well her talent in singing, but her acting was a 3-4 years older version of her role in BOF, showing the same mannerisms, her hesitancy, etc. she should take more challenging and different roles, maybe i should not say that after all i only saw 3 of her dramas. anyway, watch it if you don't have anything else to do on a rainy night. i give it a 7/10!
521christine Says:
November 8th, 2012 at 3:01 pm
This drama are sucks, fail! Don't watch this! U will disappointed. Goo Hye Sun can't sing, Daniel Choi look weird. Perfect couple, hahaha
522Rosemary Smart Chan Says:
November 13th, 2012 at 10:58 am
Oh no! Not her again! I had to put up with her in Boys over Flowers and she is in this one? I do not think she is a good actress. Her weird face is really bothersome. She probably wrote this one after the popularity of BOF.
523Rosemary Smart Chan Says:
November 13th, 2012 at 9:53 pm
I like Daniel Choi but I do not like Goo Hye Dun. She over acts. You can tell that she is hungry for attention. Actually the only reason I liked Boys Over Flowers was because of the boys, not her. She was beyond annoying in that one. And I also liked the music. A well made film. This one is so so
524Rosemary Smart Chan Says:
November 13th, 2012 at 10:26 pm
The problem with Koo Hye Sun is that she acts the same in all the dramas that she is in… And that is not the mark of a good actress. In this one she plays a tomboy who does not even know her own femininity so why would Daniel Choi or anyone else be interested in her anyway. She has an annoying face. That is the curse of Korean dramas. The fact that these good looking successful guys are always interested in the plain and stupid girls. That is do twisted. Are Koreans really like that or is it that the writers are older women who resent pretty actresses do yhey always make the heroine a plain Jane as we Americans put it.
525Rosemary Smart Chan Says:
November 14th, 2012 at 2:26 am
Boy, I am only on the third episode and already that Koo Huye Sun is getting on my nerves. I don't know what it is about her that bugs me… Her mannerisms, he cackle laugh, her stupid smile or perhaps all of the above. I try to ignore her because I want to watch Zdanirl. Choi but she is in too many scenes… Darn!!
526Eduardo Rovenar Says:
November 14th, 2012 at 2:34 am
This is such a dumb drama. About the fat girl in Eun's apartment who mooches off of her, I cannot understand how this stupid girl allows herctonlive there Scott free and eat her out of house and home.
And who is the dumb rich goy who is the cousin for the goods oolong Yo representative? Boy is he creepy!!!
527Dede Says:
December 9th, 2012 at 12:40 am
I love Kim Yong Min. Why doesn't he have any information on him.
528Dede Says:
December 17th, 2012 at 12:55 pm
As an American I don't understand your rating system, but it never seems to reflect whether the drama is good or not. I thoroughly enjoyed ths drama. It was so good I watched it backwards and still loved it.
529cathy Says:
January 3rd, 2013 at 11:11 am
I'm Choi Daniel fans and I'm so sad to see this drama. I watch this drama just to see him, but the lead female show up in many scenes and it makes me skip it many times. Choi Daniel must refuse to starring in this drama actually. But I'm happy to see his new drama that got a high rating and nice story. Your fans wil never leave you, Daniel. Love you so much.
530zhasky Says:
January 22nd, 2013 at 6:52 pm
i think the female lead and male are good. they have nice chemistry… it is just that the role of the female lead lack something… nonetheless, it is a good drama…. bow to goo hye sun, choi daniel and park ki woong… ^_^
531The Musical (SBS)Korea drama | Korea drama Says:
March 23rd, 2013 at 2:55 am
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532Korean-American Says:
April 1st, 2013 at 3:24 am
Despite the low ratings, I've liked this drama series so much that I've watched it several times..^^
533Yozora Says:
May 4th, 2013 at 1:28 pm
I watch this drama purely becuz of Daniel Choi in it.. Period! xD
534bblve Says:
October 11th, 2013 at 7:47 pm
i cant believe that this drama is super chessy (kilig to the bones).. I enjoy watchng ths drama, the reas0n i bought ths film is becouse of park ki woong, after i watched bridal mask, i fall in l0ve w/him, so decided to buy ths and full h0use take 2, but he is only the 2nd lead, huhu hope u have a drama ds year 2013.
535bblve Says:
October 11th, 2013 at 7:53 pm
after i watched ds i begin to love choi daniel, i dont thnk he is so cute haha.. His acting in ths drama is so weird, not him but his character, how can he easily fall in love w/ eun be? To be honest i pray that the end lovers were eun be and yu jin, coz i luv how he fall in luv… I love u park yu woong.
536bblve Says:
October 11th, 2013 at 8:02 pm
i feel sorry for park ki woong character and his girlfrnd character, huhu. I really really like ds drama so much, the only thing i didnt like is why didn't they show the real stage perf0rmance with audience but they sh0w only the auditi0n, but its ok.. My favorite parts on ds drama is when they on trip for worksh0p, they looks so enjoy and their love stories begun..
537taraJJ Says:
January 9th, 2014 at 4:38 pm
to be honest I want to watched this drama long time ago bcoz of the lead Choi Daniel & Go Hye Sun but I don't why somehow something always kept me to postphone to watched The Musical.. after watching Bridal Mask I became Park Ki Woong's fangirl then I remember about this drama so I watched it the whole series.. but I felt dissapointed.. this drama has musical theme but why they don't move me a bit by the songs they sang and the whole story kinda boring -way diff from What's Up, Heatsrings or Dream High- but still I have favorite scene which is when Eun Bi play piano then encouraged Yoo Jin to sing duet with her.. their voices so sweet and cute ^^ plus I like that song so much, I remember Daesung also sang it on What's Up 🙂
538stephanie Says:
April 9th, 2014 at 5:33 am
I love this drama. I was hesitant to watch it because of all the bad reviews, but I am glad I did!
539RUTENDO DEBORAH MAGWENZI Says:
December 23rd, 2016 at 10:36 pm
It actually wasn't bad at all.. Would have loved a grand finale episode though.
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Arnaud's Restaurant
New Orleans, Louisiana
Jazz isn't just Will Smith's sidekick: It's also a form of music popularized in New Orleans! And Arnaud's is one of the more unique, old-school spots to enjoy said music while eating your first meal of the day. And we do mean old-school -- it opened in 1918 and has the stately white tablecloths and fancy chandeliers to prove it. Families have been going there for so long that they have dedicated waiters and regular tables. While the three-piece jazz band plays upbeat tunes over the course of the 4.5-hour brunch, the food is an essential part of the experience. You're locked into a four-course prix fixe menu, but you won't mind. If you know what's good for you, for the first course, it's the signature shrimp Arnaud, which is boiled shrimp with a tangy, delicious remoulade. Then you'll order a salad -- look, you're locked into this selection as part of the four courses, so just go with it! For the third course, ask for the eggs Sardou, which are poached eggs with artichoke and creamed baby spinach. And for the last course, ask for the crazy-decadent bananas Foster for two -- they prepare it tableside with a pan and a burner and everything, so you also get a free show! Don't forget to dress up before you show up -- this place is fancy (remember the chandeliers and white tablecloths from earlier?), so all dudes must wear a collared shirt, lest they get tossed out by Uncle Phil... er, asked to change.
Lula Cafe
Chicago, Illinois
Long before Logan Square evolved into the "it" dining neighborhood in Chicago, there was Lula Cafe, humbly pushing the whole fresh-ingredient, farm-to-table thing before they became overwrought, frequently misused buzzwords. Sixteen years later Jason Hammel and Amalea Tshilds' offspring remains the anchor of the neighborhood, and at no time is that standing more evident than weekend brunch, which remains perpetually buzzing even with a 2011 expansion into a vacated dry cleaner next door. But unlike some interminable brunch lines, the wait always feels like it's worth it, whether you're digging into the seasonally appointed breakfast sandwich (currently a sunny-side egg-laden pork loin with kale, 'nduja vinaigrette, and winter squash mostarda) or something on the sweeter end of the spectrum like pumpkin bread French toast with pear, candied walnuts, and orange-brandy pastry cream. Yep, the wait is definitely worth it. It always is.
San Francisco, California
In many ways, SF's Outer Sunset neighborhood is another town unto itself, a beach community featuring people wearing turquoise board shorts that looks and feels more like Southern California than any other part of San Francisco. But nestled in this relatively nondescript SoCal enclave sits a restaurant that makes the tech-nerdy food-obsessed rest of SF aggressively swoon and line up for hours on the weekends. Outerlands' brunch isn't quite as insane a scene as other SF favorite Zazie (as far as we know, Adele has never brunched in the Sunset) but the food from Yoni Levy and pastry chef Brooke Mosley is better: the savory-style Dutch pancake with bacon and house-made ricotta is a must-order, as is the pork pozole, eggs in jail, and literally any pastries that Mosley makes. We once had a glazed donut that was so good we tripped over a guy down the block waxing his surfboard, which -- now that we think about it -- is just about the most Outer Sunset thing to ever happen.
Portland, Oregon
Housed between a bar and an organic grocery across the street from a record store (because you're in Portland), this tiny counter-service place feels like it could have landed in the Pacific NW after a tornado hit the heartland. The counter where you order after an inevitable line is stocked with Mason jars of pickles and display cases of pies, leading to an open kitchen where you'd half expect to see grannies running coffee. Only here, that fresh-baked heartland cookin' is served with a (slightly hippie) chef's touch and much better coffee… though it would sure be nice if they called you "hon" when they did refills. Think deeply satisfying corn cakes and fresh-baked rye to go along with the mellow smoked trout. Hell, even the granola's made in-house. Everything's fantastic, but do not -- ABSOLUTELY DO NOT -- skip the honey pie, a slice of sticky-sweet bliss on a flaky crust that has managed in a few short years to achieve a legendary status that most Southern grandmothers could only hope for.
The Laundry
Fenton, Michigan
Plopped in the middle of the quiet mid-Michigan town of Fenton -- between Ann Arbor and Flint (yes, they've heard your water jokes) -- The Laundry takes its Parisian influences very seriously. The sunny, checkerboard-floored cafe and its hedge-lined patio houses everyone from Fenton's resident old-guard seniors to the young families and out-of-towners hungry for some destination dining in the hamlet. They all find common ground in their appetite for decadent stacks of bacon & Brie pancakes, cheddar grit porridge with thick applewood-smoked ham steaks, and a bacon/cheddar/egg breakfast pizza that begs the question of why people would ever consider a cold slice for breakfast. Such is the reputation that the owners opened up a huge bakery, Crust, a few blocks away, but the original location -- which supplements that brunch with a 100-deep cocktail selection -- remains one of the best reasons to visit the city.
Greenhouse Tavern
Cleveland, Ohio
You should always trust a chef who's willing to serve you a bisected pig's head at an upscale restaurant, which is exactly what Jonathon Sawyer does at Cleveland's Greenhouse Tavern, perhaps Downtown Cleveland's most adventurous restaurant. Which is to say, brunch is interesting. That pig head (well, half of it) is served roasted and ready to pick apart, piled with fried eggs at brunch. But maybe it's too early to have your meal looking back at you. In that case, hit a fat stack of fluffy buttermilk pancakes topped with lemon whipped cream and local maple syrup trees. Or house-smoked bacon (pig's kind of a big deal here) and a hot take on biscuits and gravy with a pile of house-made bucatini pasta, or Tabasco-spiked chicken & waffles that tempers the spice with ultra-sweet syrup and house-churned butter. Oh, hell, just plain old steak & eggs here gets elevated, with the Ohio-bred Angus paired with potato hash and a rich redeye ham gravy. That's right, even the beef has pork components. Just go with it.
VOX Table
Austin, Texas
A relative newcomer to brunch-crazy Austin, it took all of a year for chef Joe Anguiano's Spanish- and French-inflected take on "New American" to become an institution (that'll happen when you roll out squeezable hamachi pipettes). But brunch offers up a challenge in that you simply can't eat every single thing on the menu. We recommend the crab Benedict, a take on the classic that pairs butter-poached crab with a soft-boiled egg, hollandaise, prosciutto, and a popover. Or the decadent olive oil pancakes topped with fig & walnut butter and maple syrup (yes, you should get seared foie gras instead of bacon). Don't skimp on the Bloody, a classic served with a little shot of hot sauce and a Lone Star chaser, because dammit, you're in Texas. Portions, too, are Texas-sized, so if you want to try a bit of everything (and you should), definitely come with a group.
Washington, DC
Chef Cedric Maupillier might be French, but when you're serving the best damned brunch in perhaps the world's biggest political hub, you don't stick to one country's cuisine. And so you can get a knicker-expanding English breakfast with plump grilled tomatoes, baked beans, seared ham, fried eggs, and toasties, as God and queen intended. Or down-home classics like shrimp & grits -- piled into a little pot full of ham and cheddar, served with a biscuit for dipping into the poached egg -- or crispy chicken & waffles covered in a thick sausage gravy that will forever render the diner classic obsolete in other joints. Or just a traditional chef's choice cheese plate. It's basically a chance to play the brunch version of Model UN.
The Busy Bee Cafe
Buffalo, Wyoming
If you're in Buffalo, Wyoming you're either lost or wandering off the interstates. Either way, you're hungry. Luckily, the little Rockwellian western town is home to the Busy Bee, a brick-walled, riverside, old-timey cafe tacked onto the side of the iconic Occidental Hotel. Since 1927, it's been slinging hearty takes on brunch (was brunch even a thing in the '20s?), but lest that put us into "we're including this for nostalgia's sake" territory, rest assured that BB could hold its own among big-city joints. Highlights of the comfort-driven menu include a Texas-sized chicken fried steak made with locally sourced meat (a huge benefit of cattle ranches being your neighbors) that's pounded flat and fried golden, but the real move is the Occidental French toast, a cinnamon roll the size of a prairie dog (you're in Wyoming, go with that comparison!) dipped in batter, fried, soaked in maple syrup, and perhaps designed to get you to stay in the hotel after you're done.
Indianapolis, Indiana
It takes a special type of restaurant to make our Best New Restaurants in America rundown and only serve breakfast and lunch. But Chef Jonathan Brooks is doing just that in a former garage space in Indy, and it's because of the Dutch, baby. Sorry, it's because of the place's ever-changing take on the brunch dish known as the Dutch baby pancake -- right now it's served with local pears, honey almond yogurt, caramel corn, and puffed rice. Other times of the year it's served with berries and lemon curd. And for a new twist on a Southern staple, try the fermented quinoa grits and slow-poached egg -- the sweet pepper sauce and spiced chickpeas ensure the dish is rescued from the curse of bland grits. Don't forget to pair whatever you order with any of the more inventive brunch cocktails in the land. We'd recommend the eye-popping $30 Personal Reasons, which mixes a pricey mezcal, lemon, and egg. Granted, you could order beermosas for the table for $25, but you can't put a price on the experience of solo-drinking a killer mezcal cocktail at 9am.
Spoon and Stable
Minneapolis, Minnesota
You might not expect that a restaurant with a $4 breakfast item is run by a James Beard-award winning chef. But Spoon & Stable, run by hotshot chef Gavin Kaysen, is in fact one of the top new restaurants in the Twin Cities (oh right, and the entire dang US of A), and offers one of its most delicious and popular menu items for just four bucks. It's a slice of crepe cake, with seemingly endless layers of those super-thin pancakes piled high, then topped with seasonal berries. You can order the cake and other pastries to go, but you're going to want to get a table. After all, brunch should be about more than millions of crepes. Since you'll get your fair share of sweet stuff after raiding its pastry selection, balance your brunch order out with a wild mushroom tartine topped with that heavenly breakfast food of the gods called lardo, and the savory red wine-poached eggs plated atop grilled sourdough with wild mushrooms. Hope you like your grilled bread with covered in a beautiful egg yolk and red wine sauce. Hint: You will!
Tasty n Sons
Portland, Oregon
Chef John Gorham took the Portland culinary scene by the horns (ugh, sorry) with Spanish joint Toro Bravo (then Mediterranean Exploration, then Tasty n Alder... ). But the family-style daily brunch at Tasty n Sons -- an OG on Portland's booming Williams/Vancouver corridor -- might just be his masterpiece. Dude's been making a merguez-stocked shakshuka since people said "gesundheit" when you said that word, but it's the constantly changing focus on global comfort foods that keeps people coming back. Chilaquiles come loaded with roasted chicken, while the Tunisian lablabi stew is like hearty chickpea hummus. On the American side, the venison gravy-soaked fried chicken is among the city's best, though you shouldn't discount the all-day cheeseburger with house-cured bacon (one of Portland's best) . Because sometimes, well, you're hungover in a way that not even Burmese red pork stew can heal.
Los Angeles, California
It doesn't get much more LA than this: sustainable, local, vegan-friendly, market-driven, small-batch, globally inspired, and hella good. Chef Jessica Koslow's Sqirl only serves breakfast and lunch but that's apparently all that's necessary to build a cult following; on weekends there are hordes of people -- some famous, all hungry -- angling for a table in the sparse, 800sqft cafe, with the shady sidewalk seats serving as prime real estate. The food is as delicious as it is photogenic (which is saying a lot in this Insta-heavy city) and occupies that sweet spot between healthy ("Kabbouleh" with crispy brown rice, kale, cauliflower, and sumac) and indulgent (Guittard chocolate and hazelnut butter on thick-cut brioche toast). While terms like "lacto-fermented" might have some rolling their eyes, the meals will simply have eyes closing in ecstasy. Take some jelly to go, too: This is, after all, a place that began life jarring preserves, and they taste as good on Wonder Bread as they do the house brioche.
New York City
From Mario Carbone and Rich Torrisi, the duo behind the culinary juggernaut Major Food, Santina is a buzzy date-night restaurant, but it's worth keeping this charming spot in your pocket for the morning after. The tropical/Italian-coastal vibe -- with floor-to-ceiling windows, Murano glass chandeliers, and bartenders dressed in breezy island-style shirts -- is sure to delight your companion if things went well, or to cheer you up if they didn't (the full-bottle Bellini service helps there too). Start by sharing the Tuscan chickpea pancakes -- aka cecinas -- served with beautifully wrought toppings like smoked salmon dabbed with mascarpone. The ginormous breakfast sandwich is a thing of beauty, stacking thick slices of Nueske's bacon, scrambled eggs, and tomato slices in between two fluffy, avocado-smeared buns studded with sesame seeds.There are also some with some kick-ass warm rice salads and an excellent fish sandwich with peppery onion slaw. Of course, maybe don't go with that breath-crusher if the date went really well, and you want it to continue.
Hominy Grill
Charleston, South Carolina
Inconspicuous? Nah. It's the big red building with a mural that reads "grits are good for you" and a line of people waiting to get in. Even Lou Reed and Anthony Bourdain have stood in that line -- OK they probably skipped it, but still -- waiting to tuck into Chef Robert Stehling's Lowcountry cooking. This is comfort food of the highest order, including the a Charleston Nasty Biscuit perched on a piece of fat, golden-brown fried chicken breast and smothered in a pool of sausage gravy, or the signature shrimp and grits: a luscious, creamy cereal topped with with sautéed mushrooms and bacon, as well as a sprinkling of sharp scallion. The space, like the food, is hassle-free and classic -- the 19th-century building used to be a barbershop, and still has the red and white-striped poles by the door, which is helpful for finding your way out in the midst of a butter-induced food coma.
High Street on Market
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The question here isn't "what do you want for breakfast?" It's "what do you want on your bread?" Coming up with an answer is tougher than you'd think with options like pastrami-and-hash duking it out with bologna, smoked cheddar, and onions of the crowd-pleasing Hickory Town. And that's just the egg sandwiches! Although dough-savant Alex Bois recently parted ways with the bakery-restaurant, his legacy lives on in the house-made bagels and whole loaves for sale. It's worth hitting this joint on the early side for a shot at the pastries, freshly baked, and waiting to be dunked in a Rival Bros coffee. Though if you're a late riser, fear not: dishes like the huge Italian Market Breakfast -- coppa, broccoli rabe, Lancaster bologna, and potatoes spiked with Old Bay -- are served until 3:30pm.
Holeman & Finch Public House
Atlanta, Georgia
If it's your first visit, you're obviously having the cheeseburger, the off-menu item that was such a runaway hit that it spawned its own burger chain. On subsequent visits you'll be free to really investigate this gastropub's commitment to well-sourced ingredients and nose-to-tail eating, from marrow gratin to sweetbreads to (ahem) lamb's testicles. Yep, this is a serious eater's brunch, where you get oysters in your omelet and foie gras with your bacon-marmalade and eggs. That's about as far as the traditional breakfast dishes go, which makes this a solid place for curmudgeons who hate brunch, because you're actually just having a really, really early dinner. Don't miss the next-level charcuterie, made in-house along with almost everything else on your plate including the bread, condiments, and pickles.
Central Provisions
Portland, Maine
Don't bother coming here with a hangover. You'll want all your faculties for a meal at Central Provisions, which was nominated last year for a James Beard Award for Best New Restaurant. The concept here is small plates, so bring your squad. This is the kind of place whose brunch menu beautifully straddles the line between "br" and "unch," with an explosive breakfast burger topped with miso mayo, egg, and bacon holding court next to fontina-craped bone-marrow toast, and a cornbread skillet served like a sizzling, open-faced bacon, egg, and cheese. It's the kind of place where the menu is just a series of nouns ("foie gras parfait, custard, buddha's hand gelee") and the food looks like art and tastes the way it probably feels to be George Clooney. Just make sure you've got some funds in your account, those lobster fritters (welcome to Maine) don't come cheap, and you'll definitely want two orders.
Little Donkey
Boston, Massachusetts
OK fine, so this is not technically in Boston but Cambridge -- you know, that place that is also home to that one university where really, really smart people go. But that doesn't mean you have to have a diploma from Harvard to get a good brunch. Chefs Jamie Bissonnette and Ken Oringer, the duo behind Little Donkey, are best known for Toro, their highly revered Spanish tapas concept with locations in Boston and New York City. Little Donkey also falls into the tapas theme, but the food isn't limited to the country of Spain. Instead, the "global tapas" menu has everything from a Mexican-style shrimp cocktail to the Jersey Shore Sandwich, made with Taylor ham and an egg. The good thing about the global theme is that there is definitely something for everyone on the menu. Are eggs the only brunch food you will touch? You can get a quiche and a breakfast torta and short rib hash (topped with a green Sriracha aioli) here. Into lunch-y things more than brunch-y things? Order the farro kimchee fried rice. Want something sweet and savory? Pick the toad in a hole, made with miso banana bread, a sunny-side-up egg, and creamed spinach. And if none of those work for you, there is always the burger, which comes topped with onion soup mayo and some foie gras for good measure.
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1. Jelly Cafe600 E 13th Ave, Denver
2. Silo1121 5th Ave N, Nashville
3. Fontana at The Biltmore1200 Anastasia Ave, Coral Gables
4. Arnaud's Restaurant813 Bienville St, New Orleans
5. Outerlands4001 Judah St, San Francisco
6. Lula Café2537 N Kedzie Blvd, Chicago
7. Sweedeedee5202 N Albina Ave, Portland
8. The Laundry125 W Shiawassee Ave, Fenton
9. The Greenhouse Tavern2038 E 4th St, Cleveland
10. VOX Table1100 South Lamar Blvd, 2140, Austin
11. Convivial801 O St NW, Washington
12. Busy Bee Cafe810 Martin Luther King Jr Dr SW, Atlanta
13. Milktooth534 Virginia Ave, Indianapolis
14. Spoon and Stable211 North First St, Minneapolis
15. Tasty 'N Sons3808 N Williams Ave, Portland
16. Sqirl720 N Virgil Ave, #4, Los Angeles
17. Santina820 Washington St, New York
18. Hominy Grill207 Rutledge Ave, Charleston
19. High Street on Market308 Market St, Philadelphia
20. Holeman & Finch Public House2277 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta
21. Central Provisions414 Fore St, Portland
Jelly will be your jam if you're partial to brunch, which, if you're human, we assume you are. This Denver darling has a breakfast and lunch menu that skips from sweet to savory, stacking pancakes, French toast, scrambles, hashes, and, last, but certainly not least, doughnut bites. These perfectly round, succulent pop-'ems come in eight flavors as varied as green tea, bacon, and cinnamon sugar. Your sugar high will have you seeing rows of vintage sugar cereal boxes padding the walls, but you're not imagining it; Jelly's beige walls are alive with Wheaties, Smurf Magic Berries, and more.
This trendy eatery is a Germantown destination, beloved by locals for its chef-driven menu of Southern comfort food. Robust entrées like the seared pork chop are only more delectable when topped with blueberry, charred apples, and a beet-potato salad, and small plates like the three-way deviled eggs continue to be a fan favorite. Silo also boasts one of the most extensive whiskey lists in the city, particularly with respect to bourbon -- devout enthusiasts will swoon over the Buffalo Trace Experimental Series and imported selections like the Balvenie Sherry Cask 15 year, amongst others.
Fontana is the Biltmore Hotel's upscale Italian ristorante, known for its elegant décor, refined dinner menu, and tastefully over-the-top brunch. The indoor dining room is bookended by ornate vaulted ceilings and parquet wooden floors, while patio dining is situated in a lavish courtyard with a fountain surrounded by columned arcades. The European charm is reflected in Fontana's food program; Chef Beppe Galazzi uses local and farm-fresh ingredients when stocking the breakfast buffet of eggs, meats, fruits, pastries, and yogurt, and the à la carte dinner of homemade pastas, meats, and antipasti.
Arnaud's is a decades-old French Quarter staple that embodies the French Creole style in architecture, décor, and, of course, food. Inside the red building lined with innumerable French windows and mint green balconies is a dining room straight out of a Southern novel with potted palm fronds, mosaic tile floors, and opulent chandeliers. Come for dinner or for the jazz brunch, where a jazz trio will serenade you while you decide between gumbo and shrimp remoulade.
Outerlands may be famous for its brunch (those Dutch pancakes are baked in a cast iron skillet and are so perfectly fluffy that you may never have another pancake again), but the food is pretty phenomenal at all meals — and the wait isn't quite so insane later in the day. We're obsessed with the cast-iron grilled cheese at lunch, the smoked chicken at dinner, and every single baked thing made in-house. Plus, it's so pretty inside.
This Logan Square restaurant has been embracing the farm-to-table philosophy long before the term was so ubiquitous. Open since 1999, Lula Café is a weekend brunch destination with lines running out the door for unreal breakfast sandwiches and veggie-centric mains. The menu is always changing given ingredients' availability, but you'll find it hard to be disappointed by whatever's in store. The garden patio area is the perfect spot for sipping morning cocktails and people watching on Sundays.
Saturdays and Sundays bring long wait times for the exceptional home-style brunch at this bright and cozy counter-serve cafe, stocked with mason jars of pickles and display cases of pies, but no one will complain when hearty corn cakes, fresh-baked rye, a massive breakfast burrito, and a slice of heavenly honey pie arrive table-side. That last one is a piece of sticky-sweet bliss on a flaky crust that's absolutely mandatory when you visit this adorable spot, which is homey enough to be your grandmother's house.
Located in the Rockwellian mid-Michigan town of Fenton, The Laundry has become an institution of the downtown scene, a rock-solid bakery that doubles as a supper club, a craft cocktail bar, and a destination for exceptional comfort food with a side of small town charm. The funky, checkerboard-floored cafe and its hedge-lined patio host everyone from Fenton's seniors to young families to out-of-towners hungry for Laundry's luscious menu, which features dishes like a decadent stack of bacon & brie pancakes, chicken pot pie, and shrimp & grits.
This downtown gastropub is a tails-to-trotters kind of place: from barbecue-roasted pig's head to pan-fried pork chop saltimbocca, there's a meat-forward bent to this market-driven menu. Helmed by James Beard award-winning chef Jonathon Sawyer, the vegan- and vegetarian-friendly options don't disappoint (pro tip: get the yucca fries), and a full bar means an array of craft beers and seasonal libations for imbibing. If you can't snag a table in the sleek, modern space (note the bicycles hung throughout and the lamps made from repurposed wheels), don't worry: the outdoor patio makes for a perfectly delightful evening.
Vox Table is known around Austin for their killer New-American style small plates and lively craft cocktail bar, but this South Lamar restaurant serves up a serious brunch on the weekends. The must try of the menu is Olive Oil Pancakes with fig/walnut butter and maple syrup. If brunch isn't your thing, stop by and try dinner menu, featuring a wide variety of meat and fish entrees, or happy hour specials.
Chef Cedric Maupillier has taken his native French cuisine to the next level at this upscale Shaw restaurant. The menu is an exposé of crave-worthy but affordable plates like escargot pigs-in-a-blanket and ravioli stuffed with seasonal veggie purées. As far as cocktails go, expect to sip on minimalist drinks and European wines.
Busy Bee Cafe serves traditional Southern eats. Their specialty is a 12 hour marinated masterpiece that draws fans from Macon to Marietta, and the only way to eat it is "smothered" in pan gravy. In the past year, Bernie Sanders and Killer Mike broke bread and fried chicken bones in political fellowship. Some would say BBC is "hot" again, but it's had hot sauce ready for hungry guests and neighbors since icons of the Civil Rights Movement dined there for strategy sessions.
A toasted house bialy and sorghum-glazed bacon or a Dutch baby cornmeal pancake with peach-amaro jam? Not your typical brunch, but that's why we like it.
The crew puts a lot of work and effort into the array of exquisite dishes and cocktails at this Downtown/Northloop. While nabbing a reservation might still be a little difficult, walking into the bar hasn't ever really been an issue -- and you can order the full menu there, or choose from the equally delectable bar-only menu. The pastries are a solid choice for brunch, and mix up your typical Sunday mimosa morning with a Coffee 43 cocktail, which features cold-press coffee, Licor 43, tequila, and cream.
With "Tasty" in the name, you know it must be good. This local tapas spot is popular with the breakfast and brunch crowd, but they also have stellar dinner options and a great happy hour.
Sqirl single-handedly made Virgil Village a thing, evidenced by the well-deserved line that snakes out its glass doors and around the corner. Its cult following comes for globally inspired breakfast and lunch dishes at this small, minimalist-chic, vegan-friendly cafe, including a sorrel pesto rice bowl, seared polenta, and seasonal specials like a smoked whitefish tartine and buckwheat pancakes. Speaking of pancakes, you really should make Sqirl your brunch go-to, when it hits a sweet spot between healthy ("Kabbouleh" with crispy brown rice, kale, cauliflower, and sumac) and indulgent (Guittard chocolate and hazelnut butter on thick-cut brioche toast). Make sure you take some homemade, sustainable jam to go, too.
From the team behind Dirty French, Torrisi, Carbone, Parm, and ZZ's Clam Bar, Santina is situated beneath the High Line and is done up to feel like you're at some tiny restaurant on the Italian coast, even though you're in the heart of the Meatpacking District. The space is full of plants, and pastel colors pop from the chandeliers, dishware, and wall art. The food fits the vibe as well -- the menu is almost entirely made up of seafood and vegetables, keeping everything light, fresh, and delicious.
Hominy is a relaxed eatery in Canonborough dishing up some of Chucktown's most delicious Lowcountry classics. James Beard Award-winning chef Robert Stehling has built a landmark— you can't miss the bright red exterior—complete with a mural that (rightly) states, "Grits are Good For You." Everyone from Anthony Bourdain to Anthony Hopkins has enjoyed a meal in this restored Charleston single house because the menu is filled with iconic dishes (think fried okra and sausage gravy) prepared fresh and well.
You've never had bread quite like the ancient grains, roasted potato, or anadama on grill at High Street on Market. The New American haunt in Old City centers its menu on local grains, which High Street refines and finesses at the crack of dawn each day into the stuff of sandwiches, pastries, and pastas that bedeck the breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus. For lunch, it is sinful to miss out on the smoky and briny pastrami on rye, dressed with cabbage slaw, Russian dressing, and Gulden's mustard. Opt for the pastas at dinner; they're decidedly un-Italian and, therefore, entirely unforgettable.
Let's be honest: you're coming to this contemporary gastropub for the famous Holeman & Finch cheeseburger, which, you should know, is now permanently on the menu, day and night (it used to be a secret of which only the lucky few knew, exclusively served when the clock struck 10pm). One of the best in the country, it's a double patty on a house-made bun with melty cheese, pickles, onions, and a side of fries. They have other quality dishes like shrimp & grits and lamb sweetbreads, but seriously, order the burger.
While Portland's cocktail bar and restaurant Central Provisions is housed in a historic brick building dating back to the days of the East India Trading Company, its snacks-only food philosophy is decidedly 21st-century. CP serves New American tapas, and while menu darlings include the suckling pig, spicy beef salad, and Baja fish sandwich, options change daily. Cocktails are created with finesse; bar manager Patrick McDonald relies on local distillers and ferments his own sodas to deliver drinks like the Four Count Negroni, with London dry gin, Italian vermouth, and Quattro aperitivo.


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Daisuke Takahashi was asked after the short program at the world figure skating championships what it would take to catch the young Canadian, who had assembled a nearly insurmountable lead over his Japanese opponent.
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Chan went on to capture his first world title in spectacular fashion, setting three world scoring records in the process in one of the most dominant victories ever in men's figure skating.
The victory in Moscow was the highlight of an undefeated season that earned the Toronto skater the Lionel Conacher Award as the Canadian Press male athlete of the year for 2011.
Chan garnered 102 points to run away with the award in balloting among sports editors and broadcasters across the country.
Tennis player Milos Raonic was second with 70 points ahead of UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre (66), Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto (47), and skier Erik Guay (37).
"I never went into skating wanting to win awards or anything, I just went into skating because I loved what I did and it was just exciting to be on the ice alone sometimes and just skate in front of an audience," Chan said. "So to be rewarded for doing something that you've worked so hard to accomplish is like the icing on the cake."
Chan is only the third figure skater to win the Conacher Award — named after the all-rounder voted Canada's male athlete of the half-century in 1950 — since it was first handed out in 1932. Kurt Browning claimed the honour in 1990 and '91, and Elvis Stojko in 1994.
"It's huge because it's recognition of how dominant one skater has been over the year and how skating is a landmark Canadian sport," said Skate Canada's CEO William Thompson. "It's nice to be back on the radar, people are paying attention to it."
At just 20 years of age — he turns 21 on New Year's Eve — Chan's breakthrough 2011 season leaves the impression he's only on the ascent of a lofty career.
Chan emerged from a disappointing 2010 Olympic season that saw him finish fifth at the Vancouver Games to elevate his skating to heights far above his closest rivals.
"He's been, in this year, much like Usain Bolt was in the (2008) Olympic year, totally dominated his sport, won every event and didn't just win by a little but he won by a lot," said Thompson. "Not everyone understands the points in figure skating but it was a significant lead over the field the entire year."
His 22-point lead at the world championships was comparable to winning the 100 metres by a full second — or 10 metres. His total score of 280.98 in Moscow was also a whopping 22 points better than the gold-medal score posted by American Evan Lysacek at the Vancouver Olympics.
But Chan sees his strong season as just laying the foundation. He envisions dominating his sport for the forseeable future, figure skating's version of Roger Federer in tennis, or golfer Tiger Woods in his heyday.
"I think this is the beginning," Chan said. "Just like Roger Federer (and Woods), they dominated for X amount of time and look where they are. Even if they're not always winning, they're still up there because they made a mark on the sport.
"I think it's time for someone to do that and it would be a dream of mine to be able to accomplish that."
Chan's 2011, both on and off the ice, resembled little of the previous frustrating season marked by illness and a calf injury, plus the emotional upheaval of changing coaches and a move from Florida to Colorado Springs, Colo.
He has a newfound commitment to his health and fitness, keeping a careful eye on what he eats and how much he sleeps, plus a strength and conditioning program that has seen his body fat drop to seven per cent from 11.
"Figure skating is quite an old sport and it's quite behind in that aspect, so I hope through me doing it that people will pick it up and learn from me," he said of his off-ice training program.
But what truly sent him soaring past his opponents was adding the quad to his arsenal of skating skills. While Chan was already on top of the world with his exquisite skating, spins, and artistry, adding the four-revolution jump has completed the package, and put him in a class by himself.
"The quad seems to have upped the whole entire level of the program and my status I guess," Chan said. "The quad, not only is it a difficult jump or a jump that gives you a lot of points, it's also a very satisfying jump to do personally.
"On a personal level it's exciting to go into it, there's no noise, all you can hear is yourself skating, and just nailing it just right."
Despite his heady season, Chan has kept his feet firmly on the ground. He remains a favourite with the media for his engaging, straight-forward demeanour. He's fluent in English, French and Cantonese. He plays golf and tennis, skis and mountain bikes.
"He has not changed at all," Thompson said. "I think his family has kept him very grounded, he does other activities, he's academically been very strong. . . he has other things that keep him a nicely rounded and balanced individual, so it doesn't become solely about skating, which I think is very healthy."
His busy holidays included flying to Japan on Christmas Day for a whirlwind two days of skating shows. He'll celebrate his 21st birthday in Las Vegas with family and friends. He plans to do a bit of gambling and take in some shows.
The balance in his life, he said, has helped him maintain a healthy perspective on his skyrocketing career. He never allows himself to get too high or too low.
"Everything I'm doing has allowed me to kind of enjoy myself and kind of step back and really look at all of this in almost a third-person view, and it's been a really smooth going-with-the-flow kind of ride," Chan said. "It hasn't been extremely exciting, it hasn't been extremely terrible, it's just been nice and calm and mediocre.
"I just hope to keep it that way so it stays consistent and once in awhile I'll have great excitements and great joys."
He'll return to competition for the Canadian championships in Moncton, N.B., in January and the world championships in Nice, France, in March.


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Singer John Newman admits Calvin Harris wrote their new track, but won't say if it's about Taylor Swift.
The British singer teamed up with the superstar DJ on new track Ole, which has left people wondering if it's a thinly veiled dig at Calvin's ex Taylor.
With lyrics like "My heart speaks/ I ain't seen you or been with you for weeks/ But I see online that you've begun to be/ A good girl and take trips with your boyfriend/ Being attentive, continue to pretend," music fans have noticed similarities with the words and Taylor's new romance with actor Tom Hiddleston, which begun soon after the end of her relationship with Calvin.
"I just went in and sang the song, the lyrics that he wrote I sang them," he said when BBC Radio 1 host Nick Grimshaw pushed him on any Taylor connection. "I just had to relate to it in my own way."
The song starts with the words "low key" which people have pointed out is similar to Tom's Thor character, Loki.
The Evening Standard reports that John also said: "Life's life. People make good decisions and bad decisions, and they'll do what they want, and sometimes it's on camera.
"In all honesty, Calvin has done 100 per cent of the writing on this. I went into the studio, he said, 'Sing this', and I sang the song. He told me how to sing it. It's a weird one because, I've got no comment on the thing (Taylor and Tom). I honestly can't — it wouldn't be fair."
Country-turned-pop singer is known for penning tracks about her ex boyfriend, with her break-ups from stars including Harry Styles and John Mayer making it into her music.
Not everyone is convinced that Calvin's latest track is aimed at the Shake It Off singer though.
"People are just making assumptions to get attention for a song," a source told Us Weekly. "There's no way it could be about Tom. It has nothing to do with Tom and Taylor."


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Editorial: Washington needs Voting Rights Act
The Legislature should reform Washington's election system to reflect the state's growing minority population.
Seattle Times Editorial
THE proposed Washington Voting Rights Act is about true representation in local elections.
Lawmakers should pass House Bill 1413and send it to the governor's desk.
Washington is known for progressive ideas, but it also faces another stark reality: Minorities in some parts of the state have little influence on important decisions that affect their schools, public safety, water use and land resources.
HB 1413 would allow individuals and groups to seek redress by challenging communities to switch to district-based elections. This is how congressional races are run. Why not municipal elections?
Washington's voting history shows a pattern of lopsided outcomes because the vast majority of local elections are for at-large positions — meaning citizens vote citywide instead of for their specific neighborhood or section.
As a result, minority candidates often have a hard time getting elected.
Though Latinos make up more than 33 percent of the population in 10 counties across Central Washington, they hold less than 4 percent of local elected offices in those areas.
The Associated Press notes the city of Yakima is now 41 percent Latino, but voters there have never elected a Latino member to the City Council. The American Civil Liberties Union filed a federal lawsuit against the city in 2012 after council members refused to allow an initiative on the ballot that would have required them to run in districts, rather than citywide.
Later, voters also defeated an initiative to alter the status quo.
Reforms might be inconvenient, but they are necessary.
Under HB 1413, local jurisdictions also would be able to voluntarily change before outside groups mount legal battles.
Lawmakers must acknowledge the changing face of this state. The Washington Voting Rights Act is a chance to help members of minority groups ensure they have equitable political influence in the future.


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China heralded a new era of dynastic politics yesterday when it unveiled the son of a former communist leader as heir presumptive to President Hu Jintao.
Xi Jinping, the current Communist Party chief of Shanghai, was little known outside China until his name as a potential leader was leaked in recent weeks.
Yesterday, he was introduced to the world alongside other members of the inner sanctum of Chinese politics, the politburo standing committee, in a carefully stage-managed photocall at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
The eight men stood in silence as Mr Hu named them, after announcing that he had himself been appointed by the central committee to a second five-year term as party general secretary. No questions were allowed.
Mr Hu made no mention of what government jobs they will hold. He described Mr Xi and another of the four new members, Li Keqiang, as "our relatively young comrades". These carefully chosen words confirmed they have been lined up to take the reins of power when Mr Hu's generation steps down in 2012, and to hold them until 2022.
By being named first, Mr Xi, whose father was a veteran of the communist revolution and a vice-premier, becomes the heir presumptive to the top job, general secretary and state president. Mr Li, a personal protege of Mr Hu's from the 1980s when they worked in the Communist Youth League, is in line to become prime minister.
Mr Xi's rise illuminates the role of the "princelings", as children of former leaders are known.
There are at least 19 princelings on the 204-strong central committee, whose membership was announced on Sunday. Among them are Deng Nan, the daughter of Deng Xiaoping, the former leader, and Liu Yuan, the son of Liu Shaoqi, Chairman Mao's number two who was purged in the Cultural Revolution.
The new 25-strong politburo includes Bo Xilai, the trade minister and son of Bo Yibo, one of the eight "immortals" who ran China with Deng Xiaoping, and Liu Yandong, whose father was a vice-minister.
Their rise represents a renaissance in the political fortunes of a once distrusted group. Much of the anger underlying the Tiananmen Square protests focused on the fortunes made in business by leaders' families, who use connections to advance their careers, and have access to the West, where many of their children are educated.
Mr Hu's "Youth League" faction is also on the rise, with at least 40 names on the central committee.
The precise political roles of these groups is unclear. Zhang Zuhua, a well-connected analyst, said that Mr Xi's great virtue was that, while he was a princeling, he was also close to President Hu.
"The princelings now are a very big group holding huge economic advantage," he said. "But then they have also inherited the love-hate faction-fighting of their fathers' generation."
Arthur Kroeber, director of Dragonomics, an economic research consultancy, said their power acted as a block to financial and other reforms that could strip them of their privileges. "I think they are more of an interest group than a faction as such," he said.
Clues as to how Mr Xi and Mr Li will handle China have to be sought in their records. Both have links to the political reform movement of the 1980s, quashed in the Tiananmen Square massacre. Mr Li had been a fellow student at Beijing University with leading protesters. Mr Xi's father was the only senior leader to back Hu Yaobang, the general secretary in 1987, who was purged for promoting reform too strongly.
But the Youth League faction and the princelings are seen now as politically conservative. The make-up of the new politburo suggests Mr Hu has been able to insist on leaders who support policies to ensure economic growth without loosening control of the party.


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