Broadcast date: Jan. 27
Starring: B1A4, Teen Top, Younha, Baek A-yeon, Rania and more

During a photo shoot five-member boy band B1A4 saw what their future might hold by opening to a random page in a fortune-telling book.

In the second episode of “Jinjin Jara” on Wednesday, host Jinyoung asked each member about their hopes and resolutions in 2016 and told them to open the book.

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Baro wished that “everyone stays healthy,” and the answer from the book was “you will hear the result.” He then wished his mother “would allow him to raise a dog,” but the book answered “no.”

Sandeul wished for a “bonanza in B1A4’s forthcoming comeback,” and luckily he opened to the answer “strong will leads to a good result.” Gongchan wished “to be uglier than Sandeul,” but the answer was “Take more time before you reach a conclusion.”

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(Naver V App)

Teen Top went on an outing in a live show Wednesday.

In a remote suburban area, K-pop sextet Teen Top held an outdoor barbecue party with pork belly, mushroom and sausage. No one wanted to grill meat outdoors in the cold weather, so they decided to play darts and make the losers go outside to light the grill. C.A.P and Ricky were the tough-luck losers.

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While they went on cooking, other members talked about stressful experiences from their part-time work in the past. Niel said he felt stressed when he worked at a pet care center looking after dogs, while L.Joe worked in a restaurant selling grilled tripe.

Afterward, they made ramen together and wished each other the best of luck for 2016.

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Korean ballad songstress Younha says she is recovering from a recent injury.

The 27-year-old singer-songwriter broke her left foot during a concert in December. She said her ankle is not lighter plaster-clad, and it would take three to four more months to heal.

Younha added she is working on an upcoming project, but she mostly stays at home and hangs around with her three dogs.

She brought five stray dogs home and took care of them until two of them were adopted by their owners. She added she is undertaking a project to generate photobooks for stray dogs. The profits will fund centers devoted to stray dogs.

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Singer Baek A-yeon made a Lunar New Year card.

The 22-year-old Baek made two drawings in the given 30 minutes. One was “bokjumeoni,” or a red-colored pocket believed to bring luck, while the other was a bowl of “ddeokgeuk,” a rice cake soup traditionally eaten in Korea to celebrate Lunar New Year‘s Day, or Seollal.

(Naver V App)

(Naver V App)

JYP‘s Baek was content with drawing two objects, as she painted only one monkey in the previous episode. “Well, I saw an improvement,” she said.

Baek promised she would post the card online after she finished a letter for fans before the Lunar New Year holiday.

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Korean five-member girl band Rania held a show titled “Let‘s Defeat Producers” via IdolXIdol.

With the 25-year-old leader Di hosting the show in a restaurant known for pancakes, all the members teamed up with one another to beat the producer teams, which included staff members of the Naver V App and the restaurant owners, in a series of games. The winner would take food out to tables.

They played games such as Cham Cham Cham, Chosung game, a pronunciation and accent test, a current affairs quiz and at last Zero game. Members were given limited chances since they lost all four games in a row. They could not enjoy the food until they reached the last game, which no staff members were involved in.

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(Naver V App)

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 Son Ji-hyoung (json@heraldcorp.com)

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