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At the farthest end of the archipelago, where the Pacific Ocean merges with the South China Sea, a Filipina develops a romance with a Taiwanese fisherman despite their language and cultural barrier"proving that, indeed, love knows no borders. That is the premise of the Ignite Media and GMA Films presentation, Batanes, which will open in theaters nationwide starting December 5. Directed by Adolf Alix Jr. and Dave Hukom, this 35mm film showcases the unique beauty of the island after which it is named. The Ivatan limestone houses, the breathtaking rock formations, and the gorgeous lighthouse of Basco and Sabtang islands serve as the backdrop for a love story between the headstrong Pam (Iza Calzado) and the gentle Kao (Ken Zhu). When PEP asked Iza to describe the island of Batanes, she gushed, "It's so pure. Feeling ko yung beauty ng Batanes, yung innocence and simplicity of the place. Yung untouched territory talaga siya, which I hope remains like that. Hindi na-e-exploit. It's actually overwhelming kasi dun mo makikita ang power ng nature against man. At any point in time, siya ang pwedeng kumuha ng buhay mo"ang dagat, yung dilim, ang gabi, mga animals. "Walang ilaw dun ‘pag gabi. Walang street lights. Ang poste ng ilaw dun lang sa Basco pero sa Sabtang , wala," explains Iza. Although the F4 member was unable to attend the press con of Batanes, which took place last November 13 at the GMA-7 compound, the media was shown a taped interview wherein Ken shared his thoughts about the island. Ken was videotaped on a beach in Batanes and behind him was a spectacular view of the sunset. "I didn't expect Batanes to be so beautiful," said the F4 boy-band member. "You can call the place a paradise. And it's so near to Taiwan. It's so relaxing." During the press con it was revealed that the Taiwanese superstar was supposed to act opposite another young superstar, Judy Ann Santos. Director Adolf admitted that he even approached Judy Ann during the first shooting day of Ouija in order to show her the script of Batanes. She would have loved to do the project but prior commitments prevented her from accepting the offer. But Judy Ann recommended her Ouija co-star Iza Calzado to fill in her shoes. The GMA-7 star felt flattered that Judy Ann herself recommended her for the role. At the time, Iza was still waiting for confirmation whether or not she would reprise her role in the Hollywood remake of Sigaw. Fortunately, she was chosen to play the role of Gina, the wife of a policeman (played by Kevin Durand) in The Echo. Iza managed to fix her schedule so she was able to star in Batanes and The Echo. MULTI-LINGUAL KEN. In Batanes, Ken's speaking lines are mostly in Mandarin but off-cam, he is fluent in English, which is why the other cast and staff members had no problems communicating with him. Regarding his role as Kao the fisherman, Ken says that it was a very big challenge for him. "It's my first time to play a role that requires a lot of body language, more than lines." Communicating with others is not a problem for the Singapore-educated actor since Ken speaks English, Cantonese, Singlish, and a bit of Thai, Indonesian, and Japanese. It was also revealed that the organizers originally didn't think of getting an F4 member to play a role in the movie. "We never planned to get Ken since we just wanted a Taiwanese actor. But Arleen [Cuevas, executive producer of the film] was able to get in touch with Ken and surprisingly, he replied that he liked the material." When asked why he chose Batanes for the setting of his movie, Adolf pointed out that this is his second film to be shot in the northernmost province of the Philippines. "Mahilig akong mag-shoot sa lugar na mahirap puntahan. The place is very unique to the Philippines. It's like going to a different country. It can rival New Zealand . SYNOPSIS. It was a whirlwind romance when Pam (Iza Calzado) meets Ivatan Rico (Joem Bascon) in Manila. She decides to give up her meaningless, stressful city life and follow him to Batanes to meet his parents Boy and Lydia (Bembol Roco, Daria Ramirez) and marry him. The sea immediately intimidates Pam and shows its power, telling her how, with the strong toss of its waves, it can end everything. Pam tries to adapt to the Ivatan way of life. Pam starts hating the sea that Rico loves so much. Despite all these adjustments, Pam is happy with her new life and with Rico. But everything changes when Rico does not return from fishing. Pam is devastated. She blames no one but the sea. Realizing that she cannot continue living in Batanes without Rico, Pam decides to leave. But before boarding the boat, she realizes that the sea is laughing at her defeat, so Pam decides to stay but she still cannot forget Rico. On the anniversary of her husband's death, Pam sails to the Ivujos Island. She gets stranded on the island by an angry storm. She then sees a man lying face down in the sand. For a moment, she thinks it is Rico. But it turns out to be a Taiwanese, Kao (Ken Zhu). She administers to his wounds and brings down his fever. When the storm breaks, she drags Kao to her boat and takes him back with her. The villagers are reluctant to accept the Taiwanese, especially Manuel (Sid Lucero) and Boy (Bembol Roco) since most Taiwanese fishermen fish illegally in the waters of Batanes. As Pam takes care of Kao, she starts to be drawn towards him. She starts to feel that he is a kindred soul. Language and cultural difference are no barriers as emotions rise. Love surfaces anew. Batanes provides the breathtaking backdrop to their poignant love story. Will their love win over? Or will their past haunt them and eventually separate them? Essentially a picturesque romance, Batanes also explores the intimate portrait of a woman's relationship with the ocean. On November 28-30, there will be a special screening of the movie Batanes on the island itself. Meanshile, Ken Zhu will come back to the Philippines next month to promote the film, which will open in theaters starting December 5. |
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Whammy! Push Your Luck, Daisy Siete, and Eat Bulaga! once more took turns for the No. 1 spot this week in the daytime race while Marimar continues its grip on the primetime leadership despite the pressure being exerted by Kamandag. For Monday, November 26, Whammy! Push Your Luck managed to pull out from a squeaker against the 17th season of Daisy Siete titled "Ulingling." Paolo Bediones and Rufa Mae Quinto's game show collected a slim 25.9 percent rating versus the 25.8 percent clip accumulated by Daisy Siete. Trailing the leaders were Eat Bulaga! (24.4 percent) and the dangerous Kapamilya, Deal or No Deal (21.1 percent). Both shows nailed the third and fourth spot, respectively. Carrying a much safer lead, Whammy! confidently asserted its presence the following day, November 27, through its 26.1 percent showing. Daisy Siete, on the other hand, garnered a 22.3 percent rating to settle at second place. There'll be no three in a row feat, however, for Whammy! as Eat Bulaga! finally caught them taking a nap on November 28, Wednesday, by virtue of its 23.6 percent rating. Pouncing on the opportunity, Eat Bulaga! overtook Whammy!, which slipped to fourth place behind Daisy Siete's 23.5 percent and Deal or No Deal's 22.9 percent rating. The rest of the daytime contenders remained pretty much the same. The primetime battle remained one-sided. Talking about the top spot, Marimar remained unruffled despite Kamandag's unrelenting hustle. On November 26, Marian Rivera and Dingdong Dantes earned 44.9 percent while Kamandag gathered 41.4 percent. Despite relinquishing the second spot since Kamandag's entry, Zaido is still an adversary to contend with. Last Monday, November 26, Zaido took the fourth spot, pacing 24 Oras's 36.3 percent rating. Pangarap na Bituin and Princess Sarah were also engaged with their own battle. November 26 witnessed Princess Sarah getting the better of Pangarap na Bituin as proven by its 26.7 percent rating against the latter's 25.2 percent. The next day weaved a different result as Pangarap na Bituin gained a 27.1 percent rating while Princess Sarah gathered 26.0 percent. Here are the Top 10 shows for daytime and primetime programs from November 26 to 28 according to the overnight ratings conducted by AGB Nielsen Philippines among Mega Manila households: November 26 (Monday) Daytime:
Primetime:
November 27 (Tuesday) Daytime:
Primetime:
November 28 (Wednesday) Daytime:
Primetime:
Source: AGB Nielsen Philippines |
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After Whammy! Push Your Luck was dislodged at No. 1 spot by Daisy Siete's "Tabachiching" episode for one whole week, the game show of Paolo Bediones and Rufa Mae Quinto wasted no time to reclaim the top spot in the daytime race yesterday, November 19.
But while Whammy! sat alone at the summit by its 24.3 percent rating, a three-way log jam was happening at the No. 2 spot with Eat Bulaga, Daisy Siete, and Deal or No Deal sharing identical 21.6 percent rating.
Willie Revillame's Wowowee, in the meantime, garnered an 18.1 percent clip to claim the third spot. But more than the ranking itself, Wowowee's performance is perhaps a sign that the controversial noontime-game show is on its way to recover lost ground.
Moving to the primetime bracket, Richard Gutierrez's Kamandag was off to an impressive start as the TV adaptation of the Carlo J. Caparas's obra debuted at second place.
For its first official telecast, Kamandag amassed a total of 42.7 percent rating to trail consistent topnotcher Marimar, which collected a 43.3 percent rating. Although the drama series starring Marian Rivera and Dingdong Dantes remained untouched at first place, the show's rating took a noticeable nosedive. Last Friday, November 16, Marimar was .5 shy of reaching a rare 50 percent rating.
Due to Kamandag's entry, Zaido found itself being relegated to the third spot. This time, Dennis Trillo and the rest of the Pulis Pangkalawakan garnered a 36.7 percent clip.
Two other GMA-7 shows made it in the Top 5, 24 Oras was in fourth place with 34.5 percent while La Vendetta was in fifth place with 28.8 percent. The Kapuso network's Koreanovela, Hwang Jini, squeezed in at No. 9 with 22.4 percent.
Meanwhile, four ABS-CBN shows barged in at the Top 10: TV Patrol World (No. 6, 26.5 percent); Princess Sarah (No. 7, 23.6 percent); Pangarap Na Bituin (No. 8, 23 percent); and Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Edition (No. 10, 20.8 percent).
Obviously affected by Kamandag's entry in the primetime slot are ABS-CBN's two other shows: Lastikman which dropped to No. 11 with 20.6 percent and Ysabella at No. 12 with 15.9 percent.
Here are the Top 10 shows for daytime and primetime programming for November 19 according to the overnight ratings conducted by AGB Nielsen Philippines among Mega Manila households:
November 19 (Monday) Daytime:
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Source: AGB Nielsen Philippines |
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Bagama't napapanood pa si Angelika bakuran ng ABS-CBN sa afternoon soap opera na Prinsesa ng Banyera, malapit na rin naman daw matapos ang naturang palabas na pinagbibidahan nila ni Kristine Hermosa kaya wala nang problema kung saka-sakaling simulan na niya ang una niyang proyekto sa GMA-7.
Ayon pa sa aming source, ang comeback project ni Angelika sa Kapuso network ay ang TV remake ng Babangon Ako't Dudurugin Kita (1989), na pinagbidahan nina Sharon Cuneta, Christopher de Leon, at Hilda Koronel. Hindi pa nga lang sigurado kung anong role ang gagampanan ni Angelika sa naturang soap opera.
Kasabay ng pagbabalik ni Angelika sa GMA-7 ay ang pag-alis niya mula sa poder ng talent manager na si Boy Abunda. Pero nilinaw ng aming source na maayos naman ang ginawang pagpapaalam ni Angelika kay Boy kaya naging madali ang kanilang pakikipag-usap. Ang ama ng aktres na si Ernie dela Cruz na ngayon ang nagma-manage sa career niya.
Ipinakilala sa pelikulang Nights of Serafina ng Regal Films noong 1996, ang unang soap opera ni Angelika ay ang Mara Clara ng ABS-CBN. Nasundan ito ng Esperanza na pinagbidahan ni Judy Ann Santos at ng horror series na Oka Tokat noong 1997.
Then, noong 1999 ay nagdesisyon si Angelika na lumipat sa GMA-7. Sa naturang network ay nabigyan siya ng pagkakataon na magbida sa ilang primetime drama series gaya ng Liwanag Sa Hatinggabi, Umulan Man o Umaraw, Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin, at Habang Kapiling Ka.
Ang iba pa niyang shows sa Kapuso network ay SOP, Click, Di Ba't Ikaw, at Pintados.
Nagulat ang marami nang nagdesisyon ulit si Angelika na noong 2003 na bumalik ng ABS-CBN. Sa kanyang pagbabalik sa una niyang tahanan, nakasama ang aktres sa mga teleserye na Sana'y Wala Nang Wakas, Ikaw ang Lahat Sa Akin, Bituing Walang Ningning, at ang palabas pa rin ngayon na Prinsesa ng Banyera.
Ang ilan pa sa naging shows niya sa Kapamilya network ay ASAP '07, Masayang Tanghali Bayan, ETK: Entertainment Konek, Little Big Superstar, at Pedro Penduko at ang Mga Engkantao.
Bagama't nilisan noon ni Angelika ang GMA-7, ayon sa aming source ay naging maganda pa rin naman ang relasyon niya sa executives ng Kapuso network. Ito raw ang dahilan kaya naging maayos ang negosasyon para sa kanyang pagbabalik. |
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It's curtain call for both Kung Mahawi Man ang Ulap and Kokey last Friday, November 9, as they ended their television run in flying colors.
For the last time, GMA-7's Kung Mahawi Man Ang Ulap, bowed out at No. 1 with a remarkable 27.8 percent rating. ABS-CBN's Kokey, on the other hand, gathered a 28.6 percent clip, good enough to snuggle the fifth spot in the primetime bracket for the last time.
Charo Santos's longtime-running drama anthology, Maalaala Mo Kaya featuring Valerie Concepcion and Luis Manzano, also had a strong showing that same day, registering 24.4 percent to grab the seventh place and even thumping Sarah Geronimo's Pangarap na Bituin (22.4 percent) and ABS-CBN's strong bet, Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Edition (21.3 percent).
Sadly, two other ABS-CBN shows"Ysabella (No. 11, 21 percent) and Lastikman (No. 12, 18.2 percent)"failed to make it in the Top 10.
The bikini showdown between Bella (Marian Rivera) and Angelika (Katrina Halili) in Marimar, however, was the day's most-watched television program. Marimar retained its No. 1 position by posting a whopping 47.2 percent rating, followed by three other Kapuso shows"Zaido (36.9 percent), La Vendetta (32.1 percent), and 24 Oras (31.5).
Saturday, November 10, witnessed the return of Eat Bulaga! to the apex of the daytime race. The "Miss Bebot 2007" finals in Eat Bulaga! clamped down the comeptition to reclaim the No. 1 spot with its 28 percent rating.
Last week's No. 1 Super Inggo 1.5 dropped to fifth place with 18.6 percent rating, behind Wish Ko Lang's 19.2 percent rating and Fantastic Man's 18.9 percent.
Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho, in the meantime, nudged Michael V's Bitoy's Funniest Vidceos out of the top spot albeit almost by a hairline. Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho mustered enough strength to grab the lead with a 31.3 percent rating against Bitoy's Funniest Videos' 30.8 percent.
Dangerous Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Edition (25.3 percent) loomed at the No. 4 spot overall just behind Janno Gibbs's game show, Kakasa Ka Ba Sa Grade 5?, which registered an impressive 26.5 percent.
There's no rest for Paolo Bediones as his Sunday game show Tok! Tok! Tok! Isang Milyon Pasok once more escaped the hot pursuits of Mel & Joey (24.8 percent), Kap's Amazing Stories (23.3 percent), and Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Edition (20.2 percent) to conclude the week at No.1 with a 26.2 percent rating.
The battle of Sunday showbiz talk shows was once again won by Showbiz Central (No, 4) with 14.3 percent rating compared to The Buzz's (No. 5) 11.5 percent.
Meanwhile, it was a close fight between the two Sunday musical variety programs, but SOP (14.7 percent) slightly edged out rival ASAP '07 (14.6 percent) by mere .01 percent.
But it was Takeshi's Castle who was the overall leader in the daytime slot with its 15.8 percent rating.
Turning a new leaf, Monday, November 12, turned out to be Daisy Siete's lucky day as the SexBomb Girls shoot to the top spot via its 23.9 percent rating. GMA-7's new afternoon drama series, My Only Love, starring Rhian Ramos and Mark Herras debuted at No.3 with a 19.8 percent showing.
The primetime slot, again topped by Marimar (45.7 percent), also had a rookie to show off. ABS-CBN's Princess Sarah officially opened its gates to the viewing public. Determined to prove itself as a worthy successor to Kokey, Princess Sarah topbilled by child star Sharlene San Pedro debuted with 27.1 percent rating to upset Vhong Navarro's Lastikman (22.7 percent), which only tallied at No. 8 overall.
Here are the Top 10 shows for daytime and primetime programs from November 9 to 12 according to the overnight ratings conducted by AGB Nielsen Philippines among Mega Manila households:
November 9 (Friday) Daytime:
Primetime:
November 10 (Saturday) Daytime:
Primetime:
November 11 (Sunday) Daytime:
Primetime:
November 12 (Monday) Daytime:
Primetime:
Source: AGB Nielsen Philippines |
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The lazy week leading to the All Saints Day and All Souls Day holidays saw a lot of interesting shake-ups in the ratings game. GMA-7's new suspense-drama series La Vendetta opened last October 29 and received a fair reception as it debuted at No. 4 overall with a rating of 28.7 percent. The daytime programming continues to be hostile territory for all the programs under the bracket as proven by the lead changes inside the Top 10. Despite gaining the No. 1 slot on October 29, Whammy! Push Your Luck relinquished the crown to Pasan Ko ang Daigdig the following day, October 30. Another afternoon drama contender, Kung Mahawi Man ang Ulap, refused to bow out of contention as it clung tightly to the coattails of Pasan Ko ang Daigdig for the entire week. The soap's tenacity paid off last October 31 and bested all other daytime shows to nail the top spot through its 24.8 percent showing. Kris Aquino's Deal or No Deal was also no pushover. For the week, the popular game show almost pulled off a stunner as it climbed to No. 2 overall last November 2, garnering a strong 22 percent. Since moving out of the primetime slot, Deal or No Deal has performed much better and made itself a tough contender in the daytime match-up. With Marimar secure on the summit of the primetime race, ABS-CBN's Pinoy Big Brother, on the other hand, threatens to open up the competition guerilla style. Slowly inching its way, the second installment of Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Edition made its strongest showing to date last November 1, as it gained the No. 3 spot overall with its 27.9 percent grade"a good sign for the Kapamilya network as its strongest bet, Kokey, is about to bid farewell. Picking up from where Pendro Penduko left off, Makisig Morales's Super Inggo 1.5 snared the top spot last Saturday, November 3. Leaning on the strength of its 24 percent rating, Super Inggo overtook Eat Bulaga, which finished at second. Eat Bulaga posted a rating of 21.4 percent, closely followed by Wowowee, which featured Batangas Governor Vilma Santos's birthday celebration, with 21 percent. Fernando Poe Jr. may be gone, but he is still a consistent crowd drawer even on television. Notching the fourth spot, Cinema FPJ collected an impressive 19.7 percent rating. It is also interesting to note that Entertainment Live pulled one over the trio of Butch Francisco, Lorna Tolentino and the controversial Lolit Solis. Garnering a 14.8 percent clip, Entertainment Live upstaged Startalk's 13.5 percent rating. In the primetime race, Janno Gibbs's new show, Kakasa Ka Ba Sa Grade 5 managed to held its own as it registered a 27.5 percent rating to nail the third spot behind Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho's 30.4 percent. The boxing match between Mexican fighters Juan Manuel Marquez and Rocky Juarez billed as Lagablaban placed second overall among daytime programs last Sunday, November 4. It got 16.7 percent rating behind SOP's 17.7 percent. The battle of Sunday showbiz talk shows was won this time by Showbiz Central with 15.6 percent, which is good for No. 3. The Buzz, on the other hand, posted a rating of 13.6 percent to land in No. 6. Kap's Amazing Stories, meanwhile, lorded it over among primetime programs with 29.8 percent rating. Here are the top ten shows for daytime and primetime programming from October 29 to November 4 according to the overnight ratings conducted by AGB Nielsen Philippines among Mega Manila households: October 29 (Monday) Daytime:
Primetime:
October 30 (Tuesday) Daytime:
Primetime:
October 31 (Wednesday) Daytime:
Primetime:
November 1 (Thursday) Daytime:
Primetime:
November 2 (Friday) Daytime:
Primetime:
November 3 (Saturday) Daytime:
Primetime:
November 4 (Sunday) Daytime:
Primetime:
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Matagal nang naiintriga na scripted daw ang nangyayari sa loob ng Pinoy Big Brother (PBB) house. May hinala ang iba na kung anuman ang napapanood sa bawat pumapasok sa loob ng Bahay ni Kuya, may sinusunod siyang script. At mismong mga taga-PBB daw ang sumulat o may gawa.
Pinabulaanan ni Toni na scripted o gawa-gawa lang kung anuman ang kaganapan sa loob ng PBB house.
Walang idea na siya na pala ang susunod na papasok sa loob ng Bahay ni Kuya bilang guest housemate, nagbigay pa ng depensa si Toni sa mga taong nao-off daw sa pagiging emotional ng co-host niyang si Mariel. Inamin din niya na sobrang nami-miss na nila ni Bianca Gonzales ang kanilang co-host.
"Nami-miss namin siya. Nasanay kasi kami na kaming nagho-host na tatlo. It's really different when she's not with us."
PAUL SORIANO. Samantala, dumaan din sa pagsubok ang relasyon ni Toni sa boyfriend niyang si Paul Soriano. Nakuwestiyon ang krediblidad at sinseridad ni Direk Paul nang ma-involve ang pangalan niya sa ipinagbubuntis noon ni Camille Prats dahil sa kanyang "No comment."
Nang tanungin namin si Toni kung nabawasan ba ang tiwala niya kay Paul o kung may regrets siya na si Direk Paul ang pinili niyang maging first boyfriend, sinabi ni Toni na wala siyang pinagsisisihan.
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 Nakita in action ng PEP (Philippine Entertainment Portal) kung gaano kasipag ang young sexy actress na si Katrina Halili.
Pagdating nito sa Stotsenberg Hotel sa Clark, Pampanga, noong Thursday ng hapon, November 1, agad nagpa-make-up si Katrina para makapagsimula agad ng taping ng Marimar. Sa sasakyan na siya kumain, kaya tubig na lang ang hiningi niya sa staff.
During the first few days of taping ng Marimar ay si Katrina raw ang bumibili ng mga isinusuot niya sa taping at madugo raw sa bulsa. Nanghihinayang nga lang siya ngayon dahil puro pahiram lang ang mga damit at hindi niya naiuuwi.
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Tila nawawalan na ng pag-asa ang StarStruck 4 Avenger na si Paulo Avelino na mabalik ang dati nilang pagtitinginan ng StarStruck 4 Ultimate Sweetheart na si Jewel Mische.
"Pero hindi pa puwede dahil may mga existing pa akong kontrata sa ilang commercials. Kapag natapos na, siguro puwede kong maging option 'yon. Para maiba lang. For now, concentrate muna ako sa boy-next-door image," pagtatapos niya. |
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 Nakatuon lang si Angel Locsin sa taping ng kauna-unahan niyang teleserye sa ABS-CBN, ang Lobo, na tinatampukan nila ni Piolo Pascual. Kahit nga hinihintay pa ang pagbabalik ni Piolo mula sa commitments nito abroad, ratsada pa rin ang pagte-taping ng young actress.
"Ayoko lang talagang magpaligaw. Kung mag-i-insist sila, lalo akong iiwas sa kanila. Pero kung hindi sila manliligaw sa akin, lalo akong magiging close sa kanila. Gusto ko lang na hindi nila ma-misinterpret yung pagiging sweet ko. Appreciative lang ako sa kabaitang ipinapakita sa akin, but that doesn't mean na nagpapaligaw ako," paglilinaw niya.
"As much as possible, ayokong nambabastos dahil ayoko rin namang bastusin ako. Kaya lang, I won't allow naman myself na mabastos, so I step my foot forward para doon sa mga parang nang-aabuso na," sabi pa ni Angel.
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Mukhang at home na at home na si Eula Valdes sa kanyang bagong tahanan sa GMA-7. Noong kunan kasi siya para sa Christmas station ID ng Kapuso network ay kitang-kita ang pagiging masaya niya. Tila hindi naiilang si Eula sa mga bagong makakasama niya sa trabaho.
"Kaya happy ako na maging Kapuso na. But nasa puso ko pa rin naman ang maging isang Kapamilya dahil malaki ang naging utang na loob ko sa kanila."
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Sa tatlong Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) entries ng Regal Entertainment this year, pinakahuling nag-pictorial ang Shake, Rattle & Roll 9 (SRR 9).
Bago pa man nagsimula ang Marimar ni Marian Rivera at bago tumungong Canada si Iza Calzado for The Echo, nakapag-pictorial na ang Desperadas. October naman nag-pictorial ang Bahay Kubo nina Maricel Soriano, Mark Herras, Shaina Magdayao, Rayver Cruz, at Marian.
This Sunday, November 4, lang nag-pictorial ang SRR 9 sa Valencia compound ng Regal supervised by Roselle Monteverde-Teo and Manny Valera. Nasa Jerusalem, Israel, si Mother Lily Monteverde since November 2 at two weeks pa bago siya bumalik.
Of all the stars ng SRR 9, tanging si Katrina Halili na lang ang hinihintay for the pictorial nang dumating ang PEP (Philippine Entertainment Portal). Manggagaling pa kasi siya sa taping ng Marimar. Ngunit 'tulad ni Katrina, most of the stars na magsisiganap sa horror trilogy ng Regal, first time na lalabas sa SRR.
Sa "Christmas Tree" episode directed by Paul Daza (who is also directing for the first time na "a fulfillment after six year"), mga first timers sina John Prats, John Lapus, at Lovi Poe. Tanging sina Nash Aguas, Ms. Boots Anson Roa, Tonton Gutierrez, at Gina Alajar lang ang nakakaulit na.
First horror movie rin ito ng dalawang John at first movie naman ito ni Lovi na pumirma ng eight-picture contract with Regal.
The second episode is "Bangungot" directed by Michael Tuviera from last year's "LRT 2" episode. Pangungunahan ito nina Dennis Trillo, Pauleen Luna, at Roxanne Guinoo na mga first timers din sa SRR.
Hindi naman ito ang first horror movie nina Dennis at Pauleen. Dennis had Txt (also directed by Tuviera), Pamahiin, and the upcoming Kulam; samantalang nasa White Lady si Pauleen last year.
The last episode is "Engkanto" directed by Topel Lee from last year's "Yaya" episode that started his career in the mainstream movies. Dito, lahat ng stars ay unang beses sa SRR, sina Katrina, Matt Evans, Mart Escudero, Melissa Ricks, Jewel Mische, Felix Roco, at Sam Concepcion.
Ito rin ang first horror movie ni Katrina at first movie nina Matt, Melissa, Jewel, Felix, at Sam; while it's the second horror movie of Mart after Hide and Seek.
Isa sa anim na entries na magbubukas ang Shake, Rattle & Roll 9 sa Christmas, December 25. |
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Isang season lang pala ang itatagal ng Prinsesa ng Banyera nina Kristine Hermosa at Angelika dela Cruz. Napag-alaman ito ng PEP (Philippine Entertainment Portal) sa star ng isusunod na show kaagad dito, si John Prats.
Kasali si John sa Shake, Rattle & Roll 9, "Christmas Tree" episode, at nakausap namin siya sa pictorial ng movie sa Valencia compound ng Regal kagabi, November 4.
Ayon kay John, this week, magsisimula na silang mag-taping nina Jason Gainza at Zanjoe Marudo ng isang comedy type of soap opera na may titulong Pare Koy. Sa darating na Tuesday, November 6, ang magiging first taping day ng comedy soap sa Quezon City area.
Ang mga role nila sa Pare Koy were culled from the characters na ginampanan noon nina John, Zanjoe, and Jayson sa defunct sitcom ng ABS-CBN na Aalog-Alog.
Sabi ni John, sa December na raw magpa-pilot ang Pare Koy pagkatapos ng Wowowee. This is the same time slot being occupied by Prinsesa ng Banyera ngayon katapat ang Sine Novela ng GMA-7 na Pasan Ko Ang Daigdig nina Yasmien Kurdi at JC de Vera.
Ang Prinsesa Ng Banyera ang unang afternoon soap ng ABS-CBN after a long while. Bale isang season lang ang itatagal nito sa ere kung sakaling papalitan nga agad ito ng Pare Koy by next month. |
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Dalawang sorpresa ang natanggap ni Jolina Magdangal sa birthday celebration niya kanina, November 4, sa SOP.
Una ang paglabas at pagkanta sa show ng boyfriend niyang si Bebong Muñoz. Pangalawa ay pagbati sa pamamagitan ng phone patch ng dating matinee idol na si Gabby Concepcion mula sa San Francisco.
Sorpresa talaga kay Jolina ang pag-appear ng kanyang boyfriend. After their song number ni Bebong, biro ni Jolina, muntik na raw siyang mahulog nang makitang kumakanta si Bebong.
Maganda rin ang boses ni Bebong, tulad ng yumao nitong kapatid na si Tenten Muñoz. Si Tenten ay kasamahan dati ni Jolens sa 14K, na ang iba pang members ay sinorpresa rin si Jolina sa surprise number para sa kanya.
Tinanong ng SOP co-host na si Ogie Alcasid si Bebong kung ano ang nakita niya kay Jolina para mahalin ito.
Sagot ni Bebong, "Kapag nahanap mo na raw ang babaeng para talaga sa iyo, iyon na talaga ang mamahalin mo. Nang una ko pa lang makita si Jolina, alam ko nang siya ang babaeng hinahanap ko. Gusto ko siyang alagaan, kasi nakita ko kung paano siya mag-alaga sa kanyang family. Ngayon, seven years na of being together, iyon pa rin ang gusto kong sabihin sa kanya, gusto ko pa ring siyang alagaan."
CALL FROM GABBY. Pagkatapos nito ay si Gabby naman ang bumati kay Jolina, na akala nga noong una ay binibiro lang siya ng co-host niyang si Janno Gibbs.
"Natututwa ako na nabati kita kahit sa telepono lang. Magkikita rin tayo nang personal," sabi ni Gabby sa kabilang linya.
"Salamat po, at sana magkita tayo pagpunta ko riyan 'pag may show ako," sagot naman ni Jolina.
"Oo, magkikita tayo. Kapag dumating ka rito, tawagan mo ako para sunduin kita. Ano ba gusto mo, limousine o jeep?"
"Siyempre limo, para sosyal!" natatawang sagot ni Jolens.
Ang actual birthday ni Jolina, her 28th, ay sa November 6.
Kaugnay ng pagtawag ni Gabby kay Jolens ay kumpirmado na ang gagawin nilang project together sa GMA Films na kukunan sa Europe next year. Matagal nang alam ng PEP (Philippine Entertainment Portal) ang tungkol dito, pero hindi pa kami pinayagang isulat dahil under negotiation pa ang lahat.
Kaya ang pagtawag na iyon ni Gabby kay Jolina ay nangangahulugan na ayos na ang negosasyon between the former actor and GMA Films.
Ang pelikula nina Jolina at Gabby ay magsisimula sa isang cruise na manggagaling ng Rome at pupunta ng Italy at iba pang European countries. As of now, hindi pa alam kung sino ang magdidirek ng movie, pero ang script ay tapos nang isulat ni Gina Marissa Tagasa-David.
Hindi pa rin kami allowed sabihin kung sino ang magiging leading man ni Jolina, but definitely hindi raw si Marvin Agustin iyon.
Natatandaan pa namin, na unang nagkakilala sina Gabby at Jolina nang minsang mag-show si Jolens sa San Francisco. Sa hotel na tinuluyan ng grupo nila ni Jolina, si Gabby pa ang naging bell boy nila na ikinagulat raw nila nang magpakilala ang dating aktor sa kanila. That time, wala pa sa real estate business si Gabby. Pero ngayon, isa na sa mga top realtors sa San Francisco si Gabby.
Isang side story pa rin na nagpapatunay na ayos na ang lahat kay Gabby at sa GMA Films. Kahapon, November 3, birthday ng GMA Films president na si Ms. Annette Gozon-Abrogar. Biro raw nito, feeling Sharon Cuneta siya dahil tatlong lalake sa buhay ni Sharon ang bumati sa kanya"sina Richard Gomez, Robin Padilla, at si Gabby nga. |
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    Marian Rivera (born August 12, 1984 in Madrid, Spain) is a Filipina actress of Spanish-Filipino descent. Her father is a Spaniard named Francisco Javier Gracia while her mother is a Filipina named Amalia Rivera. She is currently a contract artist of GMA Network and is known for her roles in the said network's shows like the telefantasya Super Twins and the Philippine-Malaysian drama Muli. Her biggest break came when she won the title role of Marimar, which is a remake of the famous telenovela of the same name. Angélica Locsín Colmenares on April 23, 1985), is a popular Filipina television and film actress, commercial model, film producer, fashion designer, and product endorser who was introduced in GMA Network's youth-oriented program, Click. Locsin rose to prominence after being cast as one of the lead stars in the fantasy-themed television series Mulawin in 2004. Soon after, she starred as the superheroine Darna in the TV adaptation of the popular Mars Ravelo comics hit. Locsin top-billed in several films and is known as the screen love interest of Richard Gutierrez and Dennis Trillo. In mid-2007, Angel left her mother studio, GMA Network and signed an exclusive contract in ABS-CBN despite her booming career in GMA. She told in an interview with Boy Abunda that she is no longer happy in GMA and she is looking forward to have a better career in ABS-CBN. FUTURE PROJECTS: ANGEL LOCSIN:
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MANILA, Philippines - It’s official. “Philippine Idol’s” season 2 will be aired on GMA 7, according to Geraldine Bravo, director of Marketing and Sales for FremantleMedia, “Idol” franchise holder. “We are very fortunate to find a new partner to produce ‘Philippine Idol,’” said Bravo in an official statement sent to Inquirer Entertainment on Friday. The first season of the reality singing contest was aired by ABC 5 last year. ABC 5 earlier insisted that it was still “deep in discussions with Fremantle and … barring any major glitch … still mount the second season.” Sought to comment on the new development, ABC 5, through senior vice president for Corporate Affairs Terra Daffon, said, “ABC 5 is still waiting for official word from Fremantle.” Bravo’s formal announcement, however, sealed the deal with GMA 7. “It is our intention to make the biggest show the Philippines has ever seen,” Bravo said. According to various sources, the show’s target launch is February 2008. An insider told the Inquirer on Wednesday that GMA 7 had bagged the show as of Tuesday night. The source claimed that GMA 7 would treat its RP “Idol” as a totally new show, independent of the first season"meaning, Mau Marcelo would not be considered the first winner. But another informant said, “Fremantle should be the one to make such decisions.” Wilma Galvante, GMA 7 senior vice president for Entertainment TV, said, “As far as we are concerned, this is our first partnership with Fremantle for the ‘Idol’ franchise.” Bravo’s announcement, Galvante added, merely “means that [both parties] have agreed that GMA 7 has the experience, resources and people to mount talent-search programs [like ‘Idol’].” In the statement, Bravo said there was no problem in finding talented singers in the Philippines. “The challenge is to keep the show interesting, by providing the viewers with an insight into the journeys that the singers are .” Galvante agreed: “That’s the essence of the ‘Idol’ franchise.” However, she declined to comment on ABC 5’s status. “That’s between ABC 5 and the people it was talking to in Fremantle.” According to Bravo’s statement, “Fremantle has taken into consideration several parties to be the possible home of .” The statement reiterated that Fremantle considered GMA 7 as “an excellent partner ... having licensed other [Fremantle] shows like ‘Celebrity Duets,’ ‘Whammy,’ and ‘Family Feud.’” One source said Regine Velasquez was being eyed as new ‘Idol’ host; another claimed that Ryan Agoncillo and Ryan Cayabyab would be retained as host and judge, respectively. “It’s too early to go into such details,” said Galvante. Another question is whether Marcelo would compete in “Asian Idol” in November. According to a source, it was still undecided whether GMA 7 would participate in “Asian Idol” or whether record label Sony-BMG would field Marcelo in the regional contest in Jakarta. Quite tellingly, Jan Nieto, Marcelo’s runner-up on Idol, is also signing up with GMA 7. |
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New shows from both giant networks made their presence felt by moving and shaking the ratings game from October 26 to 30, based on the overnight ratings conducted by AGB Nielsen Philippines among Mega Manila households.
GMA-7's new game show Kakasa Ka Ba Sa Grade V hosted by Janno Gibbs, and ABS-CBN's new reality show Pinoy Mano-Mano: Celebrity Boxing Challenge hosted by Cesar Montano and Bayani Agbayani made impressive debuts last Saturday, Oct. 27, figuring prominently in the Top 10 primetime programs.
Kakasa Ka Ba Sa GradeV, a Mark Burnett production, debuted at No. 2"tied with Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho"with 30.7 percent rating. Pinoy Mano-Mano, featuring the boxing match between TJ Trinidad and Jordan Herrera, placed No. 6 on its pilot episode with 14.9 percent.
The top-rater last Saturday, however, was Bitoy's Funniest Videos which posted 32.6 percent rating.
The daytime viewing was dominated by the longest-running noontime show, Eat Bulaga, which got a 23.1 percent rating.
Meanwhile, the last episodes of two superhero series, GMA-7's Fantastic Man and ABS-CBN's Pedro Penduko at Ang Mga Engkantao, placed second and third, respectively. Mark Herras's Fantastic Man got the upper hand with 21.1 percent rating compared to the 17.8 percent rating of Matt Evans's Pedro Penduko.
Last Sunday, October 28, the Kapamilya network ruled the daytime slot as The Buzz (16.9 percent) and ASAP '07 (15.6 percent) grabbed the top two spots. They were closely followed by Kapuso network's SOP at No. 3 (15.4 percent) and Showbiz Central at No. 4 (15.4 percent).
Mel & Joey grabbed the top spot from perennial primetime Sunday leaders Tok! Tok! Tok! and Kap's Amazing Stories. The magazine show of Mel Tiangco and Joey de Leon posted a 27.5 percent rating, against the 26.2 percent of Paolo Bediones's game show Whammy, and the 24.7 percent of Bong Revilla's video-powered show.
With the entry of GMA-7's new suspense-drama series, La Vendetta, ABS-CBN's Ysabella was bumped off from the Top 10 primetime shows. La Vendetta placed No. 4 (31.1 percent) last Tuesday, October 30, while Ysabella dropped to No. 11 (20.1 percent).
The top three spots remained untouched: Marimar at No.1 (41.9 percent), Zaido at No. 2 (34.4 percent), and 24 Oras at No. 3 (31.5 percent). GMA-7's Koreanovela, Hwang Jini, took the 8th spot.
The highest rater among ABS-CBN shows was Kokey at No. 5 with 27.4 percent, followed by Pangarap na Bituin at No. 6, Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Edition at No. 7, TV Patrol World at No. 9, and Lastikman at No. 10.
The ratings for October 29, Monday, was not yet available at press time.
Here are the Top 10 daytime and primetime shows for October 26, 27, 28, and 30:
October 26 (Friday) Daytime:
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October 28 (Sunday) Daytime:
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October 30 (Tuesday) Daytime:
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Nangunguna na ang GMA Network pagdating sa TV ratings at audience share sa Urban Luzon, ayon sa data mula sa AGB Nielsen Media Research noong Setyembre hanggang unang dalawang Linggo ng Oktubre. Nasa Total Urban Luzon ang 76.2% ng kabuuang urban TV household population sa bansa, ayon sa AGB Nielsen. Nagkamit ang Kapuso Network noong Setyembre ng 42.4% TV Household Audience Share, samantalang ang ABS-CBN ay nagtala ng 40.3%. Noong mid-October, umakyat pa ang audience share ng GMA sa 44.6% habang ang ABS-CBN ay bumaba sa 39.4%. Mula ika-1 hanggang ika-13 ng Oktubre, nanguna ang Marimar sa listahan ng top 30 programs sa buong urban Luzon. Nagtala ito ng 33.5% household ratings. Pito sa nangungunang 10 programa sa nasabing period ay gawang Kapuso. Kabilang sa mga nangunguna sa listahan ang Mga Mata ni Anghelita, Kap’s Amazing Stories, Zaido: Pulis Pangkalawakan, Bitoy’s Funniest Videos, Tok! Tok! Tok! Isang Milyon Pasok at 24 Oras. Habang umuusad sa ratings ang GMA, patuloy ang paglago ng kumpanya. Nakapagtala ito ng higit na malaking net income kumpara sa ABS-CBN nitong nakaraang 3rd quarter. Patuloy rin ang pagpapalakas ng signal ng GMA at pagtatayo ng mga istruktura sa probinsya para sa mga manonood nito lalo na sa Southern Luzon, Visayas at Mindanao. Samantala, patuloy pa rin ang pagiging lider ng GMA sa Mega Manila. Umakyat ang ratings nito mula 44% noong 3rd Quarter ng 2007 hanggang 47.7% noong mid-October. Ang ABS-CBN naman, bumagsak mula 35.3% hanggang 33.4% sa nasabing period. Sa Mega Manila pa rin, 22 sa 30 nangungunang programa ay gawa ng Kapuso. Ang Marimar, Mga Mata ni Anghelita, at Zaido: Pulis Pangkalawakan ang nakakuha ng tatlong pinakamatataas na puwesto.  SOURCE:  http://www.abante-tonite.com/issue/oct2907/main.htm |
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Right on the heels of his successful concert titled Simply Irresistible held last October 13 at the Aliw Theater, Mark Bautista will show that he is not only a talented singer but a versatile actor as well.
The pop singer will portray the story of Vic, a homosexual who prefers to be called Mie-mie Barcelona. Despite the stiff resistance of his father against his true nature, Vic continues to join gay beauty pageants where he often emerges as the winner. Will he revert to his old ways in order to save the life of his son?
Director: Ruel Bayani
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The Philippine Movie Press Club (PMPC) has released the official list nominees in the 21st Star Awards For Television. The awards night will be held on November 18 at the Henry Lee Irwin Theater, Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights, Quezon City, and will be telecast the following Sunday, November 25, on RPN-9. Here are the nominees: Best Children Show Art Angel (GMA-7) Kids On Q (QTV 11) Sine 'Skwela (Studio 23) Best Children Show Host: Pia Arcangel, Tonipet Gaba, and Krystal Reyes (Art Angel, GMA-7) Tonipet Gaba, Ella Guevarra, David Hubalde, Sam Turingan (Kids On Q, QTV 11) Tado Jimenez, Bombi Plata, Shiela May Junsay (Sine 'Skwela, Studio 23) Best Educational Program: Ating Alamin (IBC-13) Gandang Ricky Reyes (QTV 11) Island Flavors (ABC-5) Kabuhayang Swak na Swak (ABS-CBN 2) Ka-Toque Lutong Barkada (QTV 11) Best Educational Program Host: Gigi Angkaw (Island Flavors, ABC-5) Rosebud Benitez, JL Cang, Nino Logarta, Darlo Lopez, Jonah Trinidad, Mitchie Sison (Ka-Toque Lutong Barkada, QTV 11) Gerry Geronimo (Ating Alamin, IBC-13) Amy Perez, Uma Khouny, and Chase Tinio (Kabuhayang Swak Na Swak, ABS-CBN 2) Ricky Reyes (Gandang Ricky Reyes, QTV 11) Best Travel Show: Balik-Bayan (QTV 11) Pinoy Meets World (GMA-7) Travel Time (Studio 23) Trip Na Trip (ABS-CBN 2) WOW: What's On Weekend (RPN-9) Best Travel Show Host: Drew Arellano (Balik-Bayan, QTV 11) Paolo Bediones and Miriam Quiambao (Pinoy Meets World, GMA 7) Susan Calo-Medina and Lui Villaruz (Travel Time, Studio 23) Catherine de Castro, Uma Khouny, Jayson Gainza, Franzen Fajardo (Trip Na Trip, ABS-CBN 2) Dr. Joel Mendez and Luanne Dy (WOW: What's On Weekend, RPN-9) Best Reality Competition Program: Here Comes The Bride (QTV 11) May Trabaho Ka! (QTV 11) Best Reality Competition Program Host: Paolo Abrera and Mariz Umali (May Trabaho Ka!, QTV 11) Christine Jacob-Sandejas (Here Comes The Bride, QTV 11) Best Lifestyle Show: At Home Ka Dito (ABS-CBN 2) Kay Susan Tayo (GMA-7) Living It Up (QTV 11) The Good Life With Cory Quirino (Studio 23) Us Girls (Studio 23) Best Lifestyle Show Host: Angel Aquino, Iya Villania, Cheska Garcia (Us Girls, Studio 23) Susan Enriquez (Kay Susan Tayo, GMA-7) Charlene Gonzalez (At Home Ka Dito, ABS-CBN 2) Raymond Gutierrez, Tim Yap, Issa Litton, and Gaby dela Merced (Living It Up, QTV 11) RJ Ledesma, Gelo Manosa, Cristina, and Marilen Faustino (Tahanang Pinoy, ABC 5) Best Morning Show: Breakfast (Studio 23) Magandang Umaga, Pilipinas (ABS-CBN 2) Pilipinas, Gising Ka Na Ba? (UNTV 37) The Morning Show (NBN 4) Unang Hirit (GMA-7) Best Morning Show: Julius Babao, Christine Bersola-Babao, Bernadette Sembrano, Cheryl Cosim, Kim Atienza, Lui Villaruz, Renee Salud, Winnie Cordero, and Ogie Diaz (Magandang Umaga, Pilipinas, ABS-CBN 2) Veronica Baluyot-Jimenez, Bobby Guanzon, William Thio, Stefanie Cueva, Snow Badua (The Morning Show, NBN 4) Arnold Clavio, Susie Entrata-Abrera, Lyn Ching, Jolina Magdangal, Drew Arellano, Regine Tolentino, Eagle Riggs, and Lhar Santiago (Unang Hirit, GMA-7) JC Cuadrado, Patty Laurel, Atom Araullo (Breakfast, Studio 23) Jay Sonza, Batas Mauricio, Nene Tamayo, Ryan Ramos, Marylaine Viernes, Joy Delorei, Pete Ampoloquio, Peter Ledesma, and Daniel Razon (Pilipinas, Gising Ka Na Ba?, UNTV 37) Best Public Affairs Program: Palaban (GMA-7) Up Close and Personal (RPN-9) Y-Speak (Studio 23) Best Public Affairs Program Host: Kim Atienza, Bianca Gonzalez, and Sam Concepcion (Y-Speak, Studio 23) Marissa del Mar (Up Close and Personal, RPN-9) Winnie Monsod, Malou Mangahas, and Miriam Quiambao (Palaban, GMA-7)
Best Magazine Show: Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho (GMA-7) Mel & Joey (GMA-7) Probe (ABS-CBN 2) Rated K (ABS-CBN 2) 100% Pinoy (GMA-7) Best Magazine Show Host: Che-Che Lazaro (Probe, ABS-CBN 2) Korina Sanchez (Rated K, ABS-CBN 2) Rhea Santos, Raffy Tima, Ivan Mayrina, Maki Pulido, Pia Arcangel (100% Pinoy, GMA-7) Jessica Soho (Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho, GMA-7) Mel Tiangco and Joey de Leon (Mel & Joey, GMA-7) Best Documnetary Program: Dokyu: Ang Bagong Mata ng Documentaries (ABC-5) Frontlines (ABC-5) I-Witness (GMA-7) Reporter's Notebook (GMA-7) The Correspondents (ABS-CBN 2) Best Documnetary Program: Kara David, Howie Severino, Maki Pulido and Jay Taruc (I-Witness, GMA-7) Pat Evangelista (Dokyu: Ang Bagong Mata ng Documentaries, ABC 5) Ed Lingao (Frontlines, ABC-5) Abner Mercado, Karen Davila, Bernadette Sembrano, Ces Orena-Drilon (The Correspondents, ABS-CBN 2) Maki Pulido, Jiggy Manicad, Cesar Apolinario (Reporter's Notebook, GMA-7) Best Documentary Special: Ang Pagbabalik (ABC-5) Philippine Agenda (GMA-7) State of War (ABC 5) 9/11, The Philippine Connection (ABS-CBN 2) Best Public Service Program: Bitag (UNTV 37) Emergency (GMA-7) Imbestigador (GMA-7) Nagmamahal, Kapamilya (ABS-CBN 2) Sana'y Muling Makapiling (QTV 11) SOCO: Scene of the Crime Operatives (ABS-CBN 2) Wish Ko Lang (GMA-7) XXX: Ekslusibo Eksplosibong Ekspose (ABS-CBN 2) Best Public Service Program: Gus Abelgas (SOCO: Scene of the Crime Operatives, ABS-CBN 2) Arnold Clavio (Emergency, GMA-7) Karen Davila, Henry Omaga-Diaz, and Julius Babao (XXX: Ekslusibo Eksplosibong Ekspose, ABS-CBN 2) Mike Enriquez (Imbestigador, GMA-7) Vicky Morales (Wish Ko Lang, GMA-7) Bernadette Sembrano (Nagmamahal, Kapamilya, ABS-CBN 2) Jessica Soho (Sana'y Muling Makapiling, QTV 11) Ben Tulfo (Bitag, UNTV 37) Best News Program: Bandila (ABS-CBN 2) Big News Ngayon (ABC-5) News On Q (QTV 11) Saksi (GMA-7) Teledyaryo (NBN 4) TV Patrol World (ABS-CBN 2) 24 Oras (GMA-7) Best Male Newscaster: Martin Andanar (Sentro, ABC-5) Ali Atienza (Express Balita, IBC 13) Julius Babao (TV Patrol World, ABS-CBN 2) Mike Enriquez (24 Oras, GMA-7) Ted Failon (TV Patrol World, ABS-CBN 2) Ivan Mayrina (News On Q, QTV 11) Buddy Oberas (Teledyaryo, NBN 4) Alex Santos (TV Patrol Sabado, ABS-CBN 2) Best Female Newscaster: Karen Davila (TV Patrol World, ABS-CBN 2) Precious Hipolito (Express Balita, IBC 13) Vicky Morales (Saksi, GMA-7) Ces Orena-Drilon (Bandila, ABS-CBN 2) Korina Sanchez (Bandila, ABS-CBN 2) Bernadette Sembrano (TV Patrol Sabado, ABS-CBN 2) Mel Tiangco (24 Oras, GMA-7) Best Youth-Oriented Program: Abt Ur Luv (ABS-CBN 2) Gokada Go! (ABS-CBN 2) Let's Go! (ABS-CBN 2) Posh (QTV 11) Best Horror/Fantasy Program: Fantastic Man (GMA-7) Komiks Presents: The Adventures of Pedro Penduko (ABS-CBN 2) Magic Kamison (GMA-7) Mahiwagang Baul (GMA-7) Mga Kuwento Ni Lola Basyang (GMA-7) Best Game Show: All-Star K: The 1 Million Peso Videoke Challenge (GMA-7) Games Up Late Live! (ABS-CBN 2) Now Na! (QTV 11) Pilipinas, Game KNB? (ABS-CBN 2) Best Game Show Host: Kris Aquino (Pilipinas, Game Ka Na Ba?, ABS-CBN 2) Arnell Ignacio (Now Na! (QTV 11) Jaymee Joaquin (Games Uplate Live!, ABS-CBN 2) Allan K and Jaya (All-Star K: The 1 Million Peso Videoke Challenge, GMA-7) Edu Manzano (Pilipinas, Game Ka Na Ba?, ABS-CBN 2) Best New Male TV Personality: Gerald Anderson (Sana Maulit Muli, ABS-CBN 2) Prince Estefan (Love To Love, GMA-7) Matt Evans (Komiks Presents: The Adventures of Pedro Penduko, ABS-CBN 2) Aldred Gatchalian (Abt Ur Luv, ABS-CBN 2) Ronnie Liang (ASAP '07, ABS-CBN 2) Richie Macapagal (John En Shirley, ABS-CBN 2) Zanjoe Marudo (Aalog-Alog, ABS-CBN 2) Ryan Yllana (Captain Barbell, GMA 7) Best New Female TV Personality: Kim Chiu (Sana Maulit Muli, ABS-CBN 2) Jewel Mische (Magic Kamison, GMA-7) Lovi Poe (Bakekang, GMA-7) Rhian Ramos (Captain Barbell, GMA-7) Chariz Solomon (StarTalk, GMA 7) Best Celebrity Talk Show: Homeboy (ABS-CBN 2) Moms (QTV 11) Sharon (ABS-CBN 2) SiS (GMA-7) T.E.E.N.S. (ABC-5) The Sweet Life (QTV 11) Best Celebrity Talk Show Host: Boy Abunda (Homeboy, ABS-CBN 2) Sharon Cuneta (Sharon, ABS-CBN 2) Janice de Belen, Gelli de Belen, Carmina Villarroel (SiS, GMA 7) Lani Mercado, Manilyn Reynes, Sherilyn Reyes (Moms, QTV 11) Lucy Torres-Gomez and Wilma Doesnt (The Sweet Life, QTV 11) PJ Valerio, Edgar Allan Guzman, Princess Ryan, and Paw Diaz (T.E.E.N.S., ABC 5) Best Talent Search Program: Little Big Superstar (ABS-CBN 2) Pinoy Pop Superstar (GMA-7) Pop Star Kids (QTV 11) StarStruck: The Nxt Level (GMA-7) Shall We Dance (ABC-5) U Can Dance (ABS-CBN 2) Best Talent Search Program: Dingdong Dantes, Jolina Magdangal, and Raymond Gutierrez (StarStruck: The Nxt Level, GMA 7) Sarah Geronimo and Makisig Morales (Little Big Superstar, ABS-CBN 2) Iya Villania and Derek Ramsay (U Can Dance, ABS-CBN 2) Kyla and Drew Arellano (Pop Star Kids, QTV 11) Lucy Torres-Gomez, Arnell Ignacio, Dominic Ochoa (Shall We Dance, ABC-5) Regine Velasquez (Pinoy Pop Superstar, GMA 7) Best Gag Show: Bubble Gang (GMA-7) Goin' Bulilit (ABS-CBN 2) Nuts Entertainment (GMA-7) Teka Mona (ABC-5) Wazzup, Wazzup (Studio 23) Best Showbiz-Oriented Talk Show: S-Files (GMA-7) Showbiz Ka (RPN-9) StarTalk (GMA-7) The Buzz (ABS-CBN 2) The Ricky Lo Exclusives (QTV 11) Best Male Showbiz-Oriented Talk Show Host: Boy Abunda (The Buzz, ABS-CBN 2) Paolo Bediones (S-Files, GMA-7) Joey de Leon (StarTalk, GMA-7) John Lapus (S-Files, GMA 7) Ricky Lo (The Ricky Lo Exclusives, QTV 11) Best Female Showbiz-Oriented Talk Show Host: Kris Aquino (The Buzz, ABS-CBN 2) Pat-P Daza-Planas (Showbiz Ka, RPN-9) Cristy Fermin (The Buzz, ABS-CBN 2) Pia Guanio (S-Files, GMA-7) Lorna Tolentino (StarTalk, GMA-7) Best Comedy Show: Aalog-Alog (ABS-CBN 2) Ay! Robot (QTV 11) Bahay Mo Ba ‘To? (GMA-7) Daddy Di Do Du (GMA-7) John En Shirley (ABS-CBN 2) Who's Your Daddy Now? (GMA-7) Best Comedy Actor: Ogie Alcasid (Bubble Gang, GMA-7) Keempee de Leon (Bahay Mo Ba ‘To?, GMA-7) Joey de Leon (Nuts Entertainment, GMA-7) Vic Sotto (Daddy Di Do Du, GMA-7) Michael V (Bubble Gang, GMA-7) Best Comedy Actress: Toni Gonzaga (Wazzup, Wazzup, Studio 23) Julia Lopez (Who's Your Daddy Now?, GMA-7) Pokwang (Aalog-Alog, ABS-CBN 2) Tiya Pusit (Bahay Mo Ba ‘To?, GMA-7) Maricel Soriano (John En Shirley, ABS-CBN 2) Best Daytime Drama Series: Daisy Siete (GMA-7) Makita Ka Lang Muli (GMA-7) Now And Forever Presents Muli (GMA-7) Princess Charming (GMA-7) Sine Novela Presents Sinasamba Kita (GMA-7) Best Weekly Daytime Drama Series: Love Spell (ABS-CBN 2) Love To Love (GMA-7) Best Primetime Drama Series: Bakekang (GMA-7) Bituing Walang Ningning (ABS-CBN 2) Maging Sino Ka Man (ABS-CBN 2) Maria Flordeluna (ABS-CBN 2) Sana Maulit Muli (ABS-CBN 2) Walang Kapalit (ABS-CBN 2) Best Drama Anthology: Dahil Sa ‘Yong Paglisan (QTV 11) Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN 2) Magpakailanman (GMA-7) Maynila (GMA-7) Your Song (ABS-CBN 2) Best Variety Show: Eat Bulaga! (GMA-7) Wowowee (ABS-CBN 2) Best Musical Variety Show: ASAP '07 (ABS-CBN 2) SOP (GMA-7) Walang Tulugan with the Master Showman (GMA-7) Best Male TV Host: Ogie Alcasid (SOP, GMA-7) Joey de Leon (Eat Bulaga!, GMA-7) Luis Manzano (ASAP '07, ABS-CBN 2) German Moreno (Walang Tulugan with the Master Showman, GMA-7) Piolo Pascual (ASAP '07, ABS-CBN 2) Willie Revillame (Wowowee, ABS-CBN 2) Vic Sotto (Eat Bulaga!, GMA 7)
Best Female TV Host: Jackielou Blanco (Walang Tulugan with the Master Showman, GMA-7) Toni Gonzaga (ASAP '07, ABS-CBN 2) Pia Guanio (Eat Bulaga!, GMA 7) Janelle Jamer (Wowowee, ABS-CBN 2) Regine Velasquez (SOP, GMA 7) Best Drama Actor: Carlo Aquino (Sine Novela Presents Sinasamba Kita, GMA-7) John Lloyd Cruz (Maging Sino Ka Man, ABS-CBN 2) Sam Milby (Maging Sino Ka Man, ABS-CBN 2) Makisig Morales (Super Inggo, ABS-CBN 2) Diether Ocampo (Sineserye Presents Palimos Ng Pag-Ibig, ABS-CBN 2) Piolo Pascual (Walang Kapalit, ABS-CBN 2) Roderick Paulate (Makita Ka Lang Muli, GMA-7) Best Drama Actress: Bea Alonzo (Maging Sino Ka Man, ABS-CBN 2) Claudine Barretto (Walang Kapalit, ABS-CBN 2) Sheryl Cruz (Sine Novela Presents Sinasamba Kita, GMA-7) Anne Curtis (Maging Sino Ka Man, ABS-CBN 2) Angelika dela Cruz (Bituing Walang Ningning, ABS-CBN 2) Ai-Ai delas Alas (Bituing Walang Ningning, ABS-CBN 2) Sunshine Dizon (Bakekang, GMA 7) Angel Locsin (Asian Treasures, GMA-7) Manilyn Reynes (Bakekang, GMA-7) Jodi Sta. Maria (Walang Kapalit, ABS-CBN 2) Best Single Performance By An Actor: Nash Aguas ("Poon"/ Maalaala Mo Kaya, ABS-CBN 2) Tirso Cruz III ("Patalim"/ Maalaala Mo Kaya, ABS-CBN 2) Joross Gamboa ("Cellphone"/ Maalaala Mo Kaya, ABS-CBN 2) Jhong Hilario ("Rehas"/ Maalaala Mo Kaya, ABS-CBN 2) Piolo Pascual ("Piso"/ Maalaala Mo Kaya, ABS-CBN 2) Bembol Roco ("Korte"/ Maalaala Mo Kaya, ABS-CBN 2) Dennis Trillo ("Unico Hijo", A Lenten Special, GMA-7) Best Single Performance By An Actress: Gina Alajar ("Liyab Ng Pag-Asa: The Teresa Hortelano Story", Magpakailanman, GMA-7) Jaclyn Jose ("Seaman" / Dahil Sa ‘Yong Paglisan, QTV 11) Pauleen Luna ("Sa Dulo Ng Pag-Ibig: The Olivia Ortiz Story", Magpakailanman, GMA-7) Gina Pareño ("Rehas"/ Maalaala Mo Kaya, ABS-CBN 2) Cherry Pie Picache ("Korte"/ Maalaala Mo Kaya, ABS-CBN 2) Lorna Tolentino ("Hiram Na Haplos: The Jimmy and Cora Salalima Story", Magpakailanman, GMA 7) Best Station: ABC-5 ABS-CBN 2 GMA-7 IBC 13 NBN 4 QTV 11 RPN-9 STUDIO 23 UNTV 37 |
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