Broadcast date: August 17
Starring: “Scarlet Heart” casts (Lee Joon-gi, Kang Ha-neul, Hong Jong-hyun), Twice’s Momo, Cosmic Girls, Gfriend, Kim Jun-su, CL&Company


“Scarlet Heart” casts (Lee Joon-gi, Kang Ha-neul, Hong Jong-hyun)

Actor Lee Joon-gi popped up live on V app channel on Wednesday with fellow actors Kang Ha-neul and Hong Jong-hyun to promote their new drama on SBS, “Scarlet Heart.”

The main female roles are played by singer-turned actress, IU and Sulli who recently quit idol group f(x).

“Say hi to the fans in a friendly manner guys, starting with you Ha-neul,” said Lee, putting his arm around Kang’s shoulder.

“Hi, I’m Haneul,” the actor said shyly. “Let’s get along well … what am I saying?”

Joon-gi greeted the viewers next, making a heart with his fingers. “I’m glad to see you guys after so long. I will see you in the drama.”

“Hi I’m Jong-hyun. I’m a really bad character in the show but I hope you don’t hate me,” Hong said. “The character is in a bad situation. … Thank you guys!”

The 20-episode drama is due to broadcast from Aug. 29.


Momo of Twice


Momo of idol group Twice practiced the dance moves to JUN.K’s solo single, “Think About You” alone in a practice hall on Wednesday’s V app channel. JUN.K, a member of boy band 2PM debuted as a solo artist recently with the song.


Cosmic girls


Cosmic girls released clips of their new music video on their V app channel Wednesday, with its ? members dancing to their new song, “Secret.”


Kim Jun-su of JYJ


Singer-turned actor Kim Jun-su of veteran group JYJ appeared on his V app channel Wednesday in a promotional video for the musical “Dorian Gray.” As the lead actor in the musical, he sings the part of Dorian Gray in the clip.

The piece stages from Sept. 3 to Oct. 29 at Seongnam Arts Center’s Opera House in Gyeonggi Province.


CL&Company


Entertainment company, CL&Company opened their V app channel Wednesday, releasing a greeting clip of its artists. The actors from the group includes Yun Son-ha, Ahn Jae-hong and Ko Kyoung-pyo, with the latter two gaining popularity from tvN’s drama, “Reply 1988.”


Naver’s real-time broadcasting app V allows fans to interact with their favorite K-pop stars through live broadcasts. The app is available for Android and iOS. For more information, visit http://www.vlive.tv.

By Jo He-rim (herim@heraldcorp.com)

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