Miracle (Drama - 2006)

• Jang Yong (장용) Jang Yeong-cheol (장영철)

• Park Won-sook (박원숙) Lee Mi-so (이미소)

• Jeong Gi-seong (정기성) Jang Jin-yeong (장진영)

• Sa Kang (사강) Jang Jang-mi (장장미)

• Yoo Jeong-seok (유정석) Jang Jin-min (장진민)

• Hyeon Seok (현석) Choi Yoo-seok (최유석)

• Nah Yeong-hee (나영희) Kim Sook-hee (김숙희)

• Kim Yeong-ok (김영옥) Jang Yeong-cheol's mother (장영철모)

• Han Gyoo-hee (한규희)

• Cha Yoon-hee (차윤희)

• Kim Hye-ok (김혜옥) Mi-so's alumnus (미소 동창)

• Kim Yeong-seok-I (김영석)

• Hong Choong-min (홍충민)

• Ricky Kim (리키 김) Jang-mi's boyfriend (장미 남자친구)

• Cha Joon-hwan (차준환)

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  [Spoiler] Added episode 6 captures for the Korean drama 'Dream High 2'
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  [Weekender] Saving Salon Badabie
  2011/09/22, Source,
  Poet Ujungdokbohaeng runs Salon Badabie to support indie musicians. He is recovering from brain tumor surgery now. / Courtesy of Salon Badabie By Kwon Mee-yoo Underground musicians and their fans have joined together to save Salon Badabie, a place that has spawned many indie bands. The "Badabie Never Die" project was planned by musicians to help the live venue undergoing financial difficulties and its owner who is suffering from illness. Salon Badabie was opened in December 2004 in Donggyo-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul by a poet pen-named Ujungdokbohaeng. He established Badabie to provide a venue for underground musicians who were pushed out by the commercialism of the Hongdae area, which was the home of the indie music in Korea,...More
• 27 projects chosen for Pusan Promotional Plan
  2010/08/19, Source,
  The Pusan International Film Festival (PIFF), Asia's largest film fest, has unveiled the line up of 27 projects selected for this year's Pusan Promotional Plan (PPP).
  
  The projects to be introduced to potential co-producers, financers and investors include Oxide Pang's "The Psycho Virus", Tsai Min,...More