Bumilang ng apat na taon ang mahusay na actress, na minsan na ring tinaguriang “the girl with a million smiles” noong kabataan nito, na si Rita Avila bago muling nakagawa ng teleserye sa Kapamilya Network.
Last na ginawa nito sa ABS-CBN ay ang “Walang Hanggan” na pinagbidahan nina Coco Martin at Julia Montes, bago napunta sa ibang TV networks para roon gumawa ng mga serye.
At sa pagbabalik-Kapamilya ni Rita, masayang-masaya siyang mapasama sa teleseryeng pinagbibidahan nina Jericho Rosales at Arci Muñoz na “Magpahanggang Wakas”, kung saan ang asawa niyang si FM Reyes ang director ng nasabing serye.
International singer Aden Ray, nasa bansa
Nasa bansa ngayon ang singer-songwriter mula sa bansang Sweeden na si Aden Ray para i-promote ang kanyang album na “The Revolution of Me” under Alyshen Name.
Isa ring model, vocal producer, CEO of Global Movements Media Group (LLC), New York USA, member of PETA, Grammy 365, STIM, MusicCares, PPL UK, at EAU si Aden.
Nagtapos ng pag-aaral sa Saint Petersburg State University of Culture and Arts – Master’s Degree in Management/ Production in Showbusiness, Music Management and Hospitality/ Food/ Hotel and SPA Services Management.
Nakapagtanghal na rin si Aden sa Estonia, Poland, USA, Russia, Latvia, Lithuania, Germany, at Kazakhstan.
Meron din siyang tatlong hit videos na released sa VIVO at worldwide ang “The One”, “I Want More”, at “Fight For This”. Nagkaroon na rin siya ng first album na released sa ibang bansa at ito ang hit album niyang “33 Names”.
Part daw ng promotion ni Aden ang lumibot ng iba’t ibang radio programs, TV shows, at magkaroon ng mall tours.
Winner ng “It’s Showtime” Pogay at half-brother ng Kapamilya actor, maglalaban sa Mr. Gay World Philippines 2017
Naging matagumpay ang Pre-Pageant Night ng Mr. Gay World Philippines 2017 na ginanap sa Trinity University of Asia last Sept 17, samantalang ginanap naman sa Club 690 ang Talents Night ng nasabing prestigious pageant.
Pito ang napili namin na may chance maiuwi ang titulo bilang Mr. Gay World 2017 na mga kandidato mula sa Baguio City, Cavite, Davao Del Sur, General Santos City, Palawan, Valenzuela City, at Pangasinan.
Magaganap ang Grand Finals ng Mr. Gay World Philippines 2017 sa UP Theater sa October 2, 8 p.m. at mapanonood naman ito sa October 8 sa TV5.
MTRCB, SM, and PWD NGOs hold special movie screening for the blind and deaf
The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) joined forces with SM Cares and other partner agencies (Deaf Blind Support Philippines, AKAP Pinoy, Philippine Blind Union, National Council on Disability Affairs, and Philippine Foundation for the Rehabilitation of the Disabled) to hold an audience-empowering event dubbed as Special Movie Screening for the Blind and Deaf.
The special movie screening took place at Premiere Cinema, SM Mall of Asia on 20 September 2016, and was attended by more than 900 participants, mostly students from the Philippine School for the Blind and Philippine School for the Deaf and members of Resources for the Blind.
The event brought together MTRCB Chairperson Atty. Eugenio “Toto” Villareal, President of SM Supermalls Annie Garcia, Vice-President of SM Lifestyle Entertainment Inc. (SMLEI) Edwin Nava, President of Deaf Blind Support Philippines Edgardo “Bong” Garcia, and Director of SM Cares Program on PWDs Engineer Bien Mateo. Also present were MTRCB Executive Director Atty. Ann Marie Nemenzo as well as MTRCB Board Members Atty. Noel Del Prado and Bibeth Orteza Siguion-Reyna.
The participants, many of whom were accompanied by family members and teachers, enjoyed the animated film, “Frozen,” which was presented with both closed captioning and audio descriptive features. Both the hearing-impaired and the blind were thus treated to an inclusive cinema experience. Key visual elements were supported by detailed audio narration, while sound was mirrored by text lines of both dialogue and scene description.
Chairperson Toto emphasized in his message that through this special event, the second in three years, our blind and hearing-impaired brothers and sisters are given equal opportunity and access to media content. The initiative, he added comes at the right time due to the recent passage of the closed captioning law for television championed by former MTRCB Chairperson and now Senator Grace Poe. While it is now in the process of drafting the implementing rules and regulations for the said law, the MTRCB looks forward to more legislative innovations in the near future such as requiring closed captioning for cinema and video as well as extending descriptive audio, when economically feasible, to television and optical media materials.
The film screening is simultaneous with two other SM Cinemas: SM City Clark and SM City Bacoor.
John’s Point
by John Fontanilla