The Recipe (Movie - 2009)

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  Ryoo Seung-yong
  류승룡
  As
  Choi Yoo-jin
  (최유진)
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  Lee Yo-won
  이요원
  As
  Jang Hye-jin
  (장혜진)
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  Lee Dong-wook
  이동욱
  As
  Kim Hyeon-soo
  (김현수)
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  Jo Seong-ha
  조성하
  As
  Park Min / Park Goo
  (박민 / 박구)
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  Lee Yong-nyeo
  이용녀
  As
  Han Myeong-sook
  (한명숙)
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  Park Choong-seon
  박충선
  As
  Station manager
  (국장)

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  Ryoo Seung-yong moves beyond stereotypes
  2012/05/21, Source,
  Actor Ryoo Seung-yong says he aims to dispel stereotypes and avoid "typical characters" when taking on roles. [JoongAng Ilbo] 'I wanted to avoid the obvious "Casanova" character and create one of my own'. Judging solely by his appearance, Ryoo Seung-yong would appear to be an archetypical masculine actor. Some of his fans even hesitate to approach him for autographs because he can be so intimidating. He's played up this image in a number of movies including "The Front Line" as an officer of the North Korea's People's Army and in "Arrow, The Ultimate Weapon" as a general of the Ching Dynasty,...More

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  Food alleys: Sindang-dong Tteokbokki Town
  2012/05/19, Source,
  One of Korea's most ubiquitous foods, tteokbokki has a lot more history than one might first imagine. Although now a popular street food snack, tteokbokki is derived from Korean royal court cuisine, and its development over the centuries traces Korea's history. Its roots can be traced back to the Joseon Dynasty, with the earliest written mention of the delicacy found in the 19th-century Joseon cookbook Siuijeonseo. It was originally a savory stir-fry made of rice cakes (tteok or garaetteok), meat, vegetables, and mushrooms, and seasoned with soy sauce,...More

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  [UNSCENE MAGAZINE] Featured Visual Artist: JimmySK Interprets Korea
  2012/05/05, Source,
  Animal heads blended with female bodies standout among thick, black backgrounds. Stencils of dragons, temples and anamorphic images adorn the walls. T-shirts hang waiting to be given designs differentiating them from their boring, one-color existence. When all these facets meet in an artistic sphere, it's JimmySK's studio. "Making images has always been part of my life and I cannot remember a time when I wasn't doing it", comments the artist. He describes his past in detail and narrates how art has always been central throughout his development, as an artist and a person,...More

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  The Cure For What Ails You
  2012/04/13, Source,
  Photo courtesy of SJ Yang, Used with permission under Creative Commons License Chances are that if you've spent any time in college, you've pulled an all-nighter. Not the kind of all-nighter where you're studying, but the kind that you spend with your friends at various clubs or at a friend's pad tossing back drinks until the sun comes up. The morning after doesn't usually feel too good. In fact, it feels rotten. The ensuing hangover tears away at your being. Last summer, Featured Blogger Suzy Chung wrote about the 10 most popular Hangover and Energy Drinks. Believe it or not, hangover remedies are not new in Korea and date back more than a thousand years,...More