Starring: Hyorin, Kim Ga-eun, “The Unit”
Broadcaste Date: Nov. 20

Hyorin

(Naver's V app)

A clip of Hyorin enjoying the sunshine and warm weather in southern California was released on Naver’s V app Monday.

Hyorin, an ex-member of K-pop group Sistar, was doing a photo shoot in Los Angeles, with a fashion magazine named Dazed. The monthly magazine released some footage from the shoot.

Hyorin showed off an “Athleisure look,” a trend in fashion, wearing workout clothes in daily life. She matched sweatshirts, leggings and bra tops with other daily items. She looked healthy with her slim figure and toned body.

Behind her, the beautiful scenery of palm trees and beaches of LA were featured.

After the disbandment of the group Sistar last May, the singer found her own label “Brid3” in November.

Kim Ga-eun

(Naver's V app)

Low-key footage of actress Kim Ga-eun shooting a drama series was released Monday through Naver’s V app.

Kim is currently starring in the drama series “Because This Is My First Life” aired on tvN. She takes the role of Yang Ho-rang, a restaurant manager.

In the clip, she wore an oversized coat along with a ribbon blouse and a check skirt. She held a black mini bag. She lightened the look with pink themed make-up and curly hair.

While waiting for her scene, she chatted with fellow actor Kim Min-seok. They seemed to be close with each other. When she saw the camera filming her, she made playful faces at it.

The 27-year-old actress had featured in the popular drama series such as “I Can Hear Your Voice” and “Brain.”

“The Unit”

(Naver's V app)

Idol audition program “The Unit” posted “Call clips” of its participants on Naver’s V app Monday.

The clips, dubbed as “Morning Call Clip” and “Afternoon Call Clip,” were individual videos of the participants. The participants, looking directly at the camera, addressed their fans.

The competitors sent messages of encouragement to fans, “You can do it. Hang in there.” Some even danced or sang songs to cheer fans up.

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 Im Eun-byel (silverstar@heraldcorp.com)

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