Broadcast date: Jan. 30
Starring: EXO Suho, Song Ji-hyo, Gong Myung, Cho Jin-woong and Kim Dae-myung

EXO’s Suho

EXO’s Suho unveiled first teaser video of his upcoming solo song “Curtain” via Naver V app on Monday.

(Naver V App)

“Curtain” is a collaboration song with jazz pianist Song Young-joo. The pop ballad song contains mellifluous voice of Suho and mournful piano sounds.

S.M. Entertainment posted some Instagram teaser images of Suho on Thursday. The artist’s agency included hashtags “52nd” and “Last Station” that indicate this the song will be final song in S.M. Station, the digital music project.

The EXO leader’s new song will be available on online music streaming sites from Friday. “Curtain” will be released exactly one year after the first S.M. Station song, Taeyeon’s “Rain,” came out in 2016.

Song Ji-hyo and Gong Myung

Song Ji-hyo and Gong Myung gave a sneak peak into the next episode of “Song Ji-hyo’s Beauty View.”

(Naver V App)

In the preview, Song and co-host Gong are seen gaining beauty knowledge only after two episodes of the JTBC2 show.

One of the guests refers to them as “Beauty Alphago” for knowing about beauty so well. The other guest complimented on the two hosts’ emceeing skills.

The variety show provides a venue for discussion concerning beauty and skin care. Famous trendsetters appear on the program as guests to share their beauty secrets.

The 10-episode beauty show started on Jan. 19.

Cho Jin-woong and Kim Dae-myung

(Naver V App)

Cho Jin-woong and Kim Dae-myung unveiled a preview of “Bluebeard V app Spot Live” on Tuesday.

The two are part of the leading cast of the upcoming thriller “Bluebeard,” which also stars Lee Chung-ah.

The three actors will appear on Naver’s Spot Live on Feb. 3 to talk about their upcoming movie.

Cho’s character is a physician but his clinic goes bankrupt in the movie. He lands a job at his friend’s hospital and gets involved in a series of murder cases.

Shooting for the film began on July 20 and ended on Oct. 7, 2015. The movie is set to be released in March.

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 www.vlive.tv.

By Jie Ye-eun (yeeunjie@heraldcorp.com)

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