[Drama 2003] All In 올인

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Captures from auctions.yahoo.jp

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ALL IN DVDset & PhotoDiary captures from auctions.yahoo.jp, thanks to the original fan-highlight

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Thanks to the fan-sharing at EverythingLBH by maccay who recently visited Jeju

Does this bring back some memories?

In seopjikoji

@ the Lotte Hotel Jeju

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June 29, 2010

Song Hye-kyo again denies cast in film with Wentworth Miller

Reporter : Park Kun-ouc Editor : Jessica Kim

Actress Song Hye-kyo [Lee Ki-bum/Asia Economic Daily]

Song Hye-kyo's agency has again denied a report that the actress has been cast in a Chinese film alongside American actor Wentworth Miller.

"It is not true that she has received an offer to be cast in the movie," an official at Song's agency SidusHQ told Asia Economic Daily over the phone on Tuesday, responding to an article by local sports daily Chosun Sports saying the actress was being considered for a role in "Ji Xian Feng."

"We didn't even know such a movie existed and found out that it was going into production only through other news reports," added the SidusHQ official.

The report by Chosun had quoted an official of the film's production company Imaginary Starlight saying at a press conference for the film that they were "in talks with Song and Miller although it is not at a level where it can be opened to the public."

Starlight had made an official announcement at the event that Chinese actors Donnie Yen and Zhang Ziyi had been cast to play the main characters in the 16 billion won film to be helmed by Stanley Tong.

Chinese media had first reported of Song and Miller's casting for the film in December of last year but Song's agency had said the rumor was "groundless."

Song, 28, shot to fame in hit KBS TV series "Autumn Fairy Tale" co-starring Hallyu stars Won Bin and Song Seung-hun, gaining increasing popularity throughout Asia with her roles in several successful TV shows thereafter including "All In" opposite Lee Byung-hun and "Full House" alongside Asian pop sensation Rain.

Reporter : Park Kun-ouc kun1112@ Editor : Jessica Kim jesskim@ <ⓒ10Asia All rights reserved> http://10.asiae.co.kr

[rubie]

Such devastating shocking news today. Park Yong Ha debuted as a singer with All In soundtrack and it's still one of the best ever rendition for a Kdrama series. A loss to the industry.

PARK YONG HA

http://www.soompi.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=12088&st=1040

All In "Just Like The First Day" by Park Yong Ha

June 30, 2010

Actor Park Yong-ha found dead in apparent suicide

Reporter : Lim Hye-seon Editor : Jessica Kim

Actor Park Yong-ha [YONA Entertainment]

Singer and actor Park Yong-ha was found dead at his home today morning after apparently committing suicide, according to a police source.

Gangnam Police Station said Park's mother found the 32-year-old celebrity hanging himself from the cord of his mobile phone charger at around 5:30 a.m. Police have yet to announce the details to Park's death -- they are investigating into the cause behind his suicide based on testimonies by his family.

A source close to the actor said Park had been having a hard time coping with his father's illness. "He had much filial love for his parents. I heard his father, suffering from a chronic disease, was recently moved home from the hospital." Park's body has been placed at Seoul St. Mary's Hospital.

Park, 32, gained popularity throughout Asia after appearing in "Winter Sonata", a drama that first started the Hallyu craze, alongside top actors Bae Yong-joon and Choi Ji-woo.

He has also led a successful singing career in Japan where he has placed several albums within the top 10 ranks of the Oricon charts and won four consecutive Japan Gold Disc Awards.

Most recently, he had been set to star in the small screen adaptation of legendary Hong Kong pic "Comrades, Almost a Love Story," across actress Yoon Eun-hye.

A major Hollywood studio had shown interest in the series which was revving up to go into shoot around late July and air in Korea at the end of the year.

Reporter : Lim Hye-seon lhsro@ Editor : Jessica Kim jesskim@ <â10Asia All rights reserved> 10.asiae.co.kr

Park Yong-ha's devotion to father led to death, say sources

Editor in Chief : Hwang Yong-hee Reporter : Kang Geyong-rokEditor : Jessica Kim

Park Yong-ha [YONA Entertainment]

Sources close to singer and actor Park Yong-ha, who was found dead this morning in an apparent suicide, have said it may be Park's great filial piety toward his father that led to his death.

According to multiple sources, Park moved in with his father, suffering from late-stage stomach cancer, so he could look after him. He had even been reconsidering his decision to star in "Love Song," a small-screen remake of legendary Hong Kong pic "Comrades, Almost a Love Story," to spend more time by his father's side, sources said.

The series, also starring actress Yoon Eun-hye, was set to go into shoot around late July and go on air in Korea by the end of the year.

Sources also said Park and his father were like "close friends," with Park taking his father on tour with him to Japan as well as often discussing his career with him -- Park's father was a famed music producer in the 1970s to 1980s and the manager of veteran singer Song Chang-shik.

Hence, being the devoted son he is, Park probably tormented himself over his father's illness and chose to commit suicide, explained the sources.

News of Park's death has stunned fans and the entertainment industry as the celebrity, also a popular figure in Japan after starring in smash-hit series "Winter Sonata" alongside Bae Yong-joong and Choi Ji-woo, had been actively pushing forth his career as well as taking part in volunteer work.

Having led a particularly successful singing career in Japan, placing several albums within the top 10 on the Oricon charts and winning four consecutive Japan Gold Disc Awards, Park had attracted 20,000 fans to a concert marking the fifth year since his debut in the country and was set to go on a three-month long 16-city tour starting last week.

He had also visited the Republic of Chad in Africa over several occasions since last year as a goodwill ambassador of non-profit organization Good Neighbors and had donated money to help build a school under his name, YONA SCHOOL, in the country.

Park was found hanging himself from the cord of his mobile phone charger at 5:30 a.m. in his house. His body has been placed at Seoul St. Mary's Hospital.

Editor in Chief : Hwang Yong-hee hee21@ Reporter : Kang Geyong-rok rock@ Editor : Jessica Kim jesskim@

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[utkim]

^ rubie, I'm crying listening to this wonderful song of him again . OMG... still can't believe it..RIP

News about PYH and the song " like the first day" in All In

http://news.nate.com/view/20100630n12175

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June 30, 2010

Actor Park Yong-ha found dead in apparent suicide

SEOUL, June 30 (Yonhap) -- Park Yong-ha, a Korean actor and singer whose co-starring role in "Winter Sonata" catapulted him to Asia-wide fame, was found dead at his home in Seoul on Wednesday in what appeared to be a suicide.

Police said the 33-year-old's body was found at his home in Nonhyun-dong, southern Seoul, by his mother at around 5:30 a.m. He appeared to have hanged himself. No suicide note has been found yet, they said.

According to his family, Park said, "I'm sorry. I'm sorry," last night while giving his father, who is terminally ill with stomach cancer, a massage. He was last seen going to his room after midnight, his mother was quoted by police as saying. His family and acquaintances said Park had been deeply worried about his sick father. He was also taking sleeping pills.

Since his debut in the television drama "Theme Park" in 1997, Park was loved for his schoolboy image until "Winter Sonata" provided a turning point for his acting career in 2002. The popular melodrama series, also starring Bae Yong-joon and Choi Ji-woo, opened doors for Park to lead roles, including one in "Loving You" in 2002.

The following year, he debuted as a singer as well and made it big with his title song on the hit drama series "All In" that was broadcast across Asia. His musical career blossomed more in Japan than his home country with his albums making it into the Oricon charts and winning four consecutive Japan Golden Disc Awards.

Last month, Park was cast as the lead for a Korean television drama, which is a remake of the popular 1996 Hong Kong film, "Comrades, Almost a Love Story." The shooting was set to begin in July. Fans were shocked by the news and have been grieving. "We lost a man with so much talent. It's so sad," an Internet user wrote on Korea's Naver.com. Park's official Japanese site (www.summerface.jp) was temporarily down due to overwhelming traffic.

South Korea ranks first in the suicide rate among the member countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), with 24.3 people out of every 100,000 having taken their own lives in 2008. The figure was much higher than Hungary (21 people) and Japan (19.4 people).

Park was the second Korean celebrity this year to end his life. Three months earlier, actor and singer Choi Jin-young killed himself after long suffering depression from his sister Choi Jin-sil's suicide in 2008.

Celebrity suicides have become a major concern in recent years, often setting off copycat deaths. In 2008, actor Ahn Jae-hwan, reportedly mired in debt, took his own life, and less than a month later Choi Jin-sil committed suicide, distressed by rumors linking her to Ahn's death. Last year, actress Jang Ja-yeon killed herself. She left a note describing how she was forced to have sex with powerful men.

Such celebrity suicides often set off copycat deaths. South Korea ranks first in the suicide rate among the member countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), with 24.3 people out of every 100,000 having taken their own lives in 2008.

Source: ejkim@yna.co.kr hkim@yna.co.kr yonhapnews.co.kr

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So sad to hear about Park Yong Ha's death. May he rest in peace. But his voice will forever be remembered his song for ALL IN is truly special.

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Thanks to the fan-sharing at GBW cafe.daum 6092

Credits to Gaki n Me

I'm watching All In finally. In fact, all my kids are. After the first two slow episodes, the moment they showed Lee Byung Hun strutting arrogantly in the corridor of the jail, we all sat up immediately and watched very studiously. OMG, his cockiness is so well played out. He is good indeed. All the smiling moments with the girl and all the coolness in touch situations. The plot is very exciting but what adds is that when Park Yong Ha's voice come on, it's so refreshing in such a tense drama. I don't know if any of you ever felt this way. The subject matter of gambling and gangsters is very heavy and corrupting that I wonder why Korea even wanted to make a whole drama about it when it is so strict about gambling. It could easily influence young kids who watch it. And then when Park Yong Ha's very clear crystal and pure voice comes in, it cleans the air, so to say, like a lily in a muddy pond. Too bad he left so early. His voice offered so much intensity in every way possible. I'm at the 9th episode and hopefully, I'll remember to do some screencaps.

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July 23, 2010

Song Hye-kyo ponders new film by Lee Jung-hyang

Reporter: Ko Kyoung-seok Editor: Lynn Kim

Korean actress Song Hye-kyo [Asia Economic Daily]

Korean actress Song Hye-kyo may be returning to the big screen through a new film by director Lee Jung-hyang, best-known for 2002 hit pic "The Way Home."

"She is considering appearing in director Lee Jung-hyang's new film but it has not been finalized," an official at Song's agency Eden 9 Entertainment told Asia Economic Daily over the phone on Tuesday. "It is hard to decide on her next project since we have not been notified of when the movie she is currently filming in China will end."

Lee Jang-hyang's upcoming movie, which remains untitled, is a story about the conflicts and growth a television producer experiences after losing her fiance in a hit-and-run accident.

It is Lee's first film since "Home," which turned then-child actor Yoo Seung-ho into a household name, became a local box office hit eight years ago.

Song, 28, shot to fame throughout Asia after starring in several hit TV dramas including "Autumn In My Heart" (KBS, 2000), "All In" (SBS, 2003) and "Full House" (KBS, 2004) alongside Asian pop sensation Rain. She was last seen in the drama "The World That They Live In" (KBS, 2008) and made headlines for dating her co-star Hyun Bin.

She has also done some work on the big screen including "Hwang Jin-i" (2007), "Poetry" (2008) and Asian omnibus pic "Carmelia" (2010), directed by Jang Joon-hwan and co-starring Gang Dong -won.

The actress is currently shooting Wong Kar-wai pic "The Grand Master" in China.

Reporter: Ko Kyoung-seok kave @ Editor: Lynn Kim lynn2878 @ <Ⓒ 10Asia All rights reserved> 10Asia

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Details

* Title: 올인 / All In (Ol in)

* Genre: Drama, Romance, Crime

* Episodes: 24

* Broadcast network: SBS

* Broadcast period: 2003-Jan-15 to 2003-Apr-03

* Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55

* Related TV Shows: Swallow the Sun

Synopsis

As a kid, all Kim In Ha ever did was follow his uncle around and help him cheat in gambling. As a high school student, he hung out with his friends at the basement of a theater. As Kim In Ha gets to know Choi Jeong Won, a model student and also the son of a very rich family, In Ha tries to tempt him into doing mischevious deeds. more at Soompi.com

Cast

* Lee Byung Hun as Kim In Ha

* Ji Sung as Choi Jung Won

* Song Hye Kyo as Min Soo Yeon / Angela

drama wiki

http://wiki.d-addicts.com/All_In

soompi

http://www.soompi.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=833

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All In 올인 [sBS]

koreanwiz

http://www.koreanwiz.org/drama-allin.html

soompi

http://www.soompi.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=833

drama wiki

http://wiki.d-addicts.com/All_In

wikipedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_In_%28TV_series%29

hancinema

http://www.hancinema.net/korean_drama_All_In.php

imdb

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0431504

Details

* Title: 올인 / All In (Ol in) * Genre: Drama, Romance, Crime * Episodes: 24 * Broadcast network: SBS * Broadcast period: 2003-Jan-15 to 2003-Apr-03 * Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55 * Related TV Shows: Swallow the Sun

Synopsis

The fierce competition in the casino world is thoroughly seen through this drama, as the ambitions of two men clash with each other: for money, success, and love. The series is set around the life of Kim In-Ha, an orphan taken in the care of a poor gambler uncle. In his childhood often hung out with his friends at the basement of a theater. In-Ha befriends Choi Jung-Won, a perfect student and also the son of the theater owner. Min Su-Yeon, the daughter of the projectionist at the theater, became orphaned when her father dies because he owes money to the wrong people. In-Ha and Jung-won come up with a plan to avenge the death of Su-Yeon's father's death together, planning to set fire to a gangster's hideout, but instead it accidentally led to the killing of a gang leader. In-Ha is sentenced to seven years in prison while thanks to Jung-won's family connections, Jung-won avoids sentencing. As In-ha serves his sentence, Jung-won goes to the US to study and Su-yeon decides to become a nun. Seven years pass, and by pure chance, the three all end up working at the same casino. In-ha and Su-yeon fall in love, but due to the circumstances regarding the past fire incidence, In-ha and Su-yeon get separated. In-ha is forced to illegally immigrate to the US, finding a job as a Mafia hitman. With stroke of luck, he meets Su-yeon in the States and the two plan to get married. However, on the day of the marriage, In-Ha suffers a near-fatal gunshot wound and is placed in a coma for 8 months. Su-Yeon, unaware that In-Ha is alive, due to Mafia secrecy, returns to Korea and lives in despair. In-Ha is able to recover, but Jung-Won intervenes, saying that he is unworthy to love Su-Yeon. In-Ha decides to turn his life of misery around and becomes a professional gambler. He meets a business partner, and betting everything he has, returns to Korea to win back Su-Yeon's love.

Cast

* Lee Byung Hun as Kim In Ha * Ji Sung as Choi Jung Won * Song Hye Kyo as Min Soo Yeon / Angela * Park Sol Mi as Suh Jin Hee

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[Photos] Scriptwriter Choi Wan Kyu July 26, 2007: Jeju Hotels Attract Vacationers ALL IN BEST CLIPS Inha & Sooyeon ~ meets & separations (25.3MB)

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Thanks pirpir for the drama info and goodies, we appreciate the sharing & the links re-upload.

ALL IN Review credits to

Gaki n Me

We, meaning the entire family, has finished watching All In by Lee Byung Hun. It was a very good drama. I would say that this drama story wise is even better than IRIS. Tight plot, exciting, intrique. I love the mafia involvement in his life and his buddy, Huh Jung Ho, makes it even all the more worthwhile to watch. He portrayed a perfect friend who would stick to him through thick and thin. Very satisfying to watch.

Can't agree more.

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September 17, 2010

Professional poker player & former World Poker Champion (1987), Cha Min Soo or Jimmy Cha whose life-story the series 'All In' was based on, is now a professor at Sejong University, Graduate School of Tourism.

Source: news.nate.com

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October 28, 2010

SBS 20th Anniversary: 10 Top Dramas Airing in Special Compilation

Source: news.nate.com 1 l 2 l 3 l 4 l 5 l 6 l 7 l 8 l 9 l roughly gisted by EverythingLBH

In celebrating SBS' 20th Anniversary, 10 top-rated drama series have been selected for special screening over 2 weeks by the television station. The 10 dramas were picked through SBS survey held in September on 2000 viewers conducted by Gotcha.

Starting November 1 till 12 (Monday - Friday), the 10 dramas with 30% ratings during the original airing have been selected to be shown at 7pm airing the highlights from each series with the lead actor(s) such as Go Hyun Jung, Shim Eun Ha & others' participating as the host for the show (?).

Nov 1 - Hourglass (1995)

Nov 2 - Trap of Youth (1999)

Nov 3 - Stairway to Heaven (2003)

Nov 4 - War of Money (2007)

Nov 5 - What Happened in Bali (2004)

Nov 8 - Lovers in Paris (2004)

Nov 9 - On Air (2008)

Nov 10 - Brilliant Legacy (2009)

Nov 11 - Piano (2001)

Nov 12 - All In (2003)

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Here's a better translation of the SBS article, thanks to Lee Seung Gi fansite

October 28, 2010

SBS Broadcast Special: 10 Dramas We Want to See Again

English Translation: LSGfan.wordpress.com via Edaily

Having just celebrated its 20th anniversary, SBS will broadcast a special "10 Dramas We Want to See Again" highlighting past popular dramas. It was announced today that SBS will air this special 1-hour segment each day over a two-week period, starting November 1st through the 12th. A different drama will be featured each day with lead actors MCing the 1 hour long program for each drama. The 10 dramas chosen by 2000 tv viewers for this special include the following beloved SBS dramas…

Nov. 1 ~ Sandglass (1995)

Nov. 2 ~ 청춘의덫 (1999)

Nov. 3 ~ Stairway to Heaven (2003)

Nov. 4 ~ 쩐의 전쟁 (2007)

Nov. 5 ~ What Happened in Bali (2004)

Nov. 8 ~ Lovers in Paris (2004)

Nov. 9 ~ On Air (2008)

Nov. 10 ~ Brilliant Legacy (2009)

Nov. 11 ~ Piano (2001)

Nov. 12 ~ All In (2003)

In particular, the following representative actors will personally appear to MC each of the dramas: Park Sang Won for “Sandglass,” Lee Byung Hun for “All In,” Kim Jung Eun for “Lovers in Paris,” Jo Jae Hyun for “Piano,” Lee Jong Won for “청춘의덫,” Ha Ji Won for “What Happened in Bali,” and Lee Seung Gi for “Brilliant Legacy.”

In addition, there are plans for Go Hyun Jung, Park Shin Yang, Jo In Sung, Yoo Ho Jung, Shin Hyun Joon, Kim Soo Mi, Lee Won Jung, and other actors who participated in these dramas to share memorable episodes with the tv viewers via interviews. An SBS drama representative said, “This program was planned with the idea of rewarding tv viewers for their love.”

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While waiting for tonight's airing of the SBS Special

All In - Just like the first day feat. Park YongHa

Watch on

HERE

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November 12, 2010

SBS 20th Anniversary Special: 10 Top Dramas We Want to See

Source: news.nate.com 1 l 2 l 3 l 4 l 5 l 6 l 7 l 8 l 9 l 10 l 11 l 12 l 13 l 14 l 15 l 16 l 17 l 18 l 19 l 20, gist by EverythingLBH

Closing the 10 top drama special highlights aired by SBS since the last 2 weeks was the 2003 series, All In on November 12. Lead actor Lee Byung Hun was also featured as the drama's host during the 1-hour show in which he appeared at the beginning and ending of the program sharing his experience & memorable scenes.

An unforgettable scene mentioned was the real threat by Mexican gangsters that showed up during the filming in LA and Vegas plus the scenic Grand Canyon that highlighted the journey of Kim InHa. Also the World Poker Championship scene which Jimmy Kim had won the world title, to Lee Byung Hun it had brought a strange feeling as well.

All In, which achieved the highest ratings for SBS in 2003 had a special personal meaning to Lee Byung Hun as he won the SBS Grand Acting award for his performance in the drama series.

Torrent - HANrel xvid & 720p versions, thanks to joynara for the highlight

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Megaupload links at holden740.com (captures thanks to taprokh)

2 more caps from GBW cafe.daum 6415

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Watch LBH in the All In SBS Special via streaming

HERE

, thanks to

Angel70

for the highlight

November 14, 2010

Lee Byung Hun Was Once Had A Life Threat

Source: JoinsMSN Cr:Koreanboo l Daily K Pop News

SBS broadcasted a special for their 20th anniversary titled, “The Top 10 Dramas We Want To See Again.” The drama “All In” was one of the dramas being broadcasted. It aired in 2003 and featured Lee Byunghun, Song Hyegyo, Ji Sung and Park Solmi. The drama was about gambling and how it brought the four characters together.

Lee Byunghun was the MC for the special, and when “All In” came on, he said, “We filmed in America for a month. It was really hard, but we have a lot of good memories. During overseas drama filming, you have to do a lot in a small amount of time, so it’s harder than any kind of special training.”

He recalled one memory that was amusing and disturbing at the same time. “We were filming at an LA gas station. The neighborhood was actually a dangerous one, and a Mexican gang came up to us and threatened us. They told us they would shoot us if we didn’t film them, so the whole staff was very nervous.”

That was a bit funny but really scary. I wonder which part in “All In” those Mexican gang appeared. Well, atleast no one was harmed right?

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November 12, 2010

Founder of largest English K-pop site 'Soompi'

Korean-American web developer creates first global online community devoted to K-pop, Asian entertainment

By Cathy Rose A. Garcia cathy@koreatimes.co.kr

Main page of the ultimate K-pop site “Soompi”

If you’re looking for news about a SuperJunior concert, reviews for a 2NE1 album, recaps of Korean drama "Sungkyunkwan Scandal" or simply anything about Korean entertainment, chances are you’ll find it on Soompi.com.

Soompi.com is the oldest and currently the largest English-language online community devoted to Korean and Asian entertainment, with a million unique visitors every month.

Soompi has come a long way from its early days as a personal online shrine devoted to K-pop started by Korean-American Susan Kang in 1998.

"I had recently graduated from college with nothing much to do. As a recent fan of both K-pop and the Internet (AOL was all the rage), I noticed that there weren't any English-language sites devoted to Korean pop music or TV dramas, so I purchased a book called `Make Your Own Website with Microsoft Word '97’, and the rest, as they say, is history," Kang said, now a 35-year-old mother living in Irvine, Calif., in an email interview with The Korea Times.

Kang’s original site, Soompitown, was fairly simple. She would just upload photos of her favorite K-pop acts like H.O.T., S.E.S., Shinhwa and FinKL and English translations of Korean magazine articles, as well as post CD audio samples and her own album reviews. Basically, Kang ran the website out of "love" for K-pop.

(If you’re wondering about the meaning of Soompi, it simply refers to a nickname that a roommate’s family gave Kang in college.)

In the early 2000s, hallyu or the Korean wave began spreading around Asia and international fans discovered Soompi, the first website that actually provided English-language information about their favorite Korean stars.

Soon Soompi became more and more popular, requiring more servers and more technical expertise. A team of volunteers helped moderate the forums and post content on the website, but Kang, who also worked full-time as a web developer, was running the website on her own as a hobby and it was starting to feel burdensome.

For one, it was getting expensive to pay for the server fees out of her own pocket, although it was partially funded by member donations and small ad buys.

Then came the fateful day, Oct. 5, 2005, when the entire Soompi website crashed. Its entire database of 80,000 members and millions of forum posts was gone. "I seriously thought of just making that the end of Soompi, as I'd been running the site as a hobby for seven years at that point, and was paying for the servers completely out of my own pocket," she said.

"The turning point was when we re-opened an empty forum with 0 members and 0 posts, and within 5 days, we already had 40,000 members. That's when I knew that Soompi was bigger and more important than just one person's hobby."

Soon, it became apparent that a more serious, business-oriented approach to Soompi was needed.

In 2006, Joyce Lan Kim, a lawyer then working for technology firms in Silicon Valley, joined Soompi to handle the business side, albeit on a part-time basis.

"I joined the company, working on advertising and thinking of ways the company can break even. Susan never started this with business in mind. It was always just about fun. It was about bringing K-pop to the people. But how we make this sustainable is our job," Kim told The Korea Times at a coffee shop in downtown Seoul, last week.

Last year, Kang and Kim both decided to leave their full-time jobs and focus on Soompi.

The 33 year old Kim, who studied at Cornell and Harvard universities and received a law degree from Columbia University, had no second thoughts giving up a law career. She sees Soompi as a good business opportunity with K-pop’s potential to expand around the world.

Soompi is may not yet be profitable, but there is no doubt it is an Internet success with 500,000 registered members, and attracts over one million unique visitors every month ("That's like a small city," Kim quipped.) Revenues are currently generated from ads, premium membership and affiliate programs, but not enough for the company to break even.

There may be other K-pop websites that attract more hits, but Soompi has the most activity among community members, such as posting content and comments on the site. "Our success comes from covering such a wide variety of topics - not only the latest K-pop news, but Korean dramas and variety shows, original fan fiction, our own member-run shops, beauty & fashion, among so much more," Kang said.

Aside from sections on entertainment news, fan clubs and beauty & fashion, Soompi also has its own weekly music chart and annual contests, such as Soompi Idol, Soompi Dance Idol, Soompi Ulzzang, fan fiction writing and graphics contests.

All contests were originally started by Soompi members themselves. This year, Soompi Ulzzang Contest, a modeling competition for Soompi members, has become an official event and sponsored by Korean entertainment company Sidus HQ.

Member feedback is invaluable to keeping Soompi relevant. Whenever new features are launched, Soompi looks at the comments from members and makes the appropriate tweaks. Members can also vote for which Soompi fan clubs should be created next, as well as recommend new forums and sub-forums.

Soompi is working to make the site more user-friendly. "It's not a hobby anymore. We have to do it for real. Functionality is very important for us. We are definitely working on making it easier to use, and on getting great content," Kim said.

In terms of technical innovations, the Soompi Street Teams Twitter application is being launched. This will make it easier for fans to get their favorite K-pop idols on Twitter’s top trending topics.

"We wanted to make it easier for everybody to join together and tweet in support of their celebs. Twitter is not just for K-pop, because it's for everyone... Each time a K-pop celebrity ends up as a Twitter topic, people go, `who is this guy?’ Like when (SuperJunior member) Kim Hee-chul was trending on Twitter, everyone was talking about him... We can expose more people to the world of K-pop," Kim said.

An Asian website

Soompi is no longer just devoted to Korean pop music, but Asian pop and entertainment in general. It is also very much a global community, with most members from the U.S., Canada, Australia, Singapore, Philippines and Indonesia.

The majority or 81 percent of Soompi members are Asian, while 8 percent are white, 5 percent are multi-ethnic and the rest are African-American, Hispanic and other ethnicities. The most surprising fact was 60 to 80 percent of the non-Asian groups said they "know some Korean."

"It’s mostly non-Koreans, as opposed to 7 or 8 years ago when majority were Korean-Americans. Now Korean Americans are a minority on the site. We have ever growing number of people who are not even Asian. We have Caucasians, African-Americans, Middle East, Latin American, South East Asians," Kim said.

Soompi stands out because of its tight-knit community and its members. "Soompi is very community-focused, not just information or gossip-focused. It feels like home to many, and there are many members who have literally grown up on the site ― from Junior High to High School to College to getting married and having children," Kang said.

Noticeably, the Soompi forums are relatively free from the anti-fans and trolls who frequent K-pop websites to post vitriolic comments that rile up fans.

"I think our biggest defining feature is our members. Our members are the ones who do the subtitles, episode recaps and organize fan meetings," Kim said. "We have good members."

Future of Kpop & Soompi

Perhaps it is not an exaggeration to say that Soompi has helped give a boost to K-pop and Korean entertainment’s popularity among English speakers.

But while K-pop is undeniably big in Asia, there is yet to be a real K-pop breakthrough in the U.S., despite attempts by Rain, Wonder Girls and Se7en. "Honestly, I'm not sure if the U.S. is ready to accept Asians as idols, as Asians are still widely portrayed as awkward geeks or kung fu masters on TV and film, but I do believe it's just a matter of 'when', not 'if'. I hope it's sooner than later," Kang said.

Looking back, Kang admitted being constantly amazed and inspired by the level of commitment and amount of time people will willingly volunteer to support their favorite idols. "Passion will drive people to do crazy and wonderful things," she said.

In the future, Soompi hopes to leverage its brand value as the oldest K-pop online resource, and to continue fanning the flames of K-pop and Asian pop fever around the world.

"In 10 years, I'll be 45 years old. I hope by then, the Soompi community will still be going strong, with the love for Korean and Asian pop being passed to a much wider audience. We'll still be providing the best place for people to express their fandom and meet others who share their passion," Kang said.