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Friday, September 6, 2019

Tweet Scoop: Mika Dela Cruz Calls Out Bashers Wishing for Her and Nash Aguas to Separate

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Insta Scoop: Sharon Cuneta Triggered by Netizen's Comment on Her Yayas

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Insta Scoop: Kathryn Bernardo's on Loving Daniel Padilla Has More than 1M Likes

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Sue Ramirez Emotionally Confirms Breakup, Remains on Speaking Terms with Joao Constancia

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Insta Scoop: Mother of Kathryn Bernardo Touched by 'Son' Daniel Padilla's Gesture

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FB Scoop: Kit Thompson Addresses People Unearthing His PBB Videos

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Chinatown 2019 Grand Ball Held, Seven Chinoy Women Hailed as Champions of Chinatown Values

The Chinatown Ball 2019 was held in the Solaire Tent last 15th of August 2019. Organized by the Miss Chinatown Foundation & Fil-Chi Media Productions Inc. (CHiNOY TV), presented by Tak Chun Group, and co-presented by Solaire Resorts, the Federation of Filipino Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc, and Hoseki.

The pre-event was MMCP’s official Press Presentation where the 2019 roster of Chinoy youth ambassadors were officially revealed to the media. Thirteen men and twelve women of ages 18 to 25 took to the red carpet to share a little more about themselves and the causes close to their heart. Hosted by MMCP 2016 alums Ysa Chong and Louie Ngo this year’s exclusive moment with the new candidates revealed three darlings of the press, Amara Ui, Jonah Chantong and Gerrickson Malto.

With the theme of #BuildingBridges, the Chinatown Ball highlighted the blending of Chinese and Filipino culture, giving birth to the unique Chinoy identity. MMCP took this time to unveil the new Phoneix Crown. Designed and hand crafted by Hoseki, the new crown ushers in the new era of Chinatown.

To that end, seven notable Chinoy women were hailed the Champions of Chinatown Values.

- Blogger, Writer and Entrepreneur Kryz Uy was named Champion of History and Tradition.

- Miss Chinatown 2014, Binibining Grand International 2016 First Runner-up, and Content Creator Nicole Cordoves was chosen as Champion of Wit and Intelligence.

- Philanthropist, and decorated medical practitioner Dr. Ging Zamora graced the stage as Champion of Charity and Generosity.

- One of the most recognizable faces in the automotive industry, TV Personality, and social entrepreneur, Elizabeth Lee is the Champion of Women in Business.

- Consul ad honorem of the Republic of the Philippines to The Islamic Republic of Gambia, Agnes Huibonhoa received the honor of Champion of Grace and Courage.

- The country’s First Miss Chinatown (1974) Arlene Cheng-Tobias was selected as Champion of Cultural Harmony.

- Finally, corporate powerhouse, women’s advocate, and notable fashionista Myrna Tang Yao was heralded the Champion of Diversity.

Ms. Chinatown 2018 Marie Que proudly strut down the ramp with the illustrious Phoenix Crown as a clear message of MMCP’s mission this year, to harness the Chinoy community to serve the country.

The evening also saw the momentous awarding of the first ever #IamChinoy Award to none other than reigning Miss Earth, Ms. Janelle Lazo Tee for her efforts in representing Chinoys on a national stage and advocacy for environmental sustainability.

Chinoy and Pinoy Fashion designers were featured. The 25 young candidates wore the creations of Naomi Ng, Bessie Besana, Julianne Syjuco, and Jaz Cerezo. Along with the revealing of the new crown sponsored by Hoseki, the Ball also acknowledged and awarded notable Chinoy women who uphold the cardinal virtues that Miss Chinatown espouses.

Ever the event that celebrates Chinoy culture at its very best, the evening’s Best Dressed Awards went to MCF Chairman Wilson Agbayani in a stunning suit by Suit it Up Manila and Mrs. Myrna Yao in a golden gown by Rosenthal Tee. The Best Models awards were given to candidates, Claudine Chua and Jonah Chantong.

The recently held Chinatown Day went off without a hitch this past 18th of August in the Shangri-la Mall Atrium, Organized by the Miss Chinatown Foundation & FilChi Media Productions Inc. (ChinoyTV), presented by Takchun, and co-presented by Shangri-la Mall, the Federation of Filipino Chinese, and Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc.

On the catwalk, the candidates showed off their Chinoy Pride by wearing cultural costumes inspired by the theme #BuildingBridges. There was also an exhibit that showcased the candidates’ proposed advocacy programs for after the pageant. Lastly, a mini-fashion show was held for ChinoyTV’s and So Asian Comics’ #IamChinoy Campaign where Chinoys of different ages walked the ramp wearing the official #IamChinoy shirt, a portion of the proceeds are destined for the Filipino-Chinese Home for Aged Women.

Special Awards were doled out to Mr. & Ms. Nice Skin Medispa 2019 Jeremiah Tomas and Amara Ui; Mr. & Ms. Inglot Cosmetics 2019 Dave Dy and Claudine Chua; Mr. & Ms. GAOC 2019 Aaron Ho and Claudine Chua. Lastly, the coveted Best Cultural Costume Awardees were Jeremiah Tomas ad Joanna Paula Tan.

The next activity will be the MMCP Talent Competition where the candidates will display different talents proving that they are well-rounded Chinoy youth Ambassadors. This will be held in the Lucky Chinatown Mall on the 25th of August at 4:00pm.

Lastly, the night of nights, the MMCP Grand Coronation Night is slated to be the greatest and most significant indoor gathering of Chinoys in the country. More than just the night where one male and one female candidate will be crowned as the new Mr. and Ms. Chinatown, it is ultimately a celebration of Chinoy culture and a clear message for Chinoys to the country, we are proudly Chinoy and ready to work at #BuildingBridges together. Instead of focusing on difference, the spirit of #BuildingBridges is to face our common challenges together. Meanwhile, the Grand Coronation Night will be held at the SM MOA Arena on September 8, 2019 and broadcasted nationwide on ABS-CBN’s Sunday’s Best on Sept 15, 2019.

Music Video of Brillante Mendoza's 'Mindanao' Starring Judy Ann Santos

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Insta Scoop: Kim Chiu and Xian Lim Start Taping for 'Love Thy Woman'

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Who Wore It Better: Nadine Lustre vs. Julia Barretto

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Thursday, September 5, 2019

Cannot Join Us Ever

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Falling in love with a woman who comes from a closely-knit clan means one has to gain the clan’s approval as well. In other words, much adjustment and giving-in must be done to ensure relationships would be smooth for the sake of the couple’s love. However, if the relatives find something they dislike, a couple’s relationship might eventually collapse.

When Passionate Actor (PA) and Wealthy Offspring (WO) hooked up, the clan was cynical as to what future PA could lead WO to. Although WO could afford to do what pleases her, she stood by PA for the moment. At the height of their relationship, the clan’s attitude toward PA did not change. Worse, PA did not change either and showed the clan who he is, which disappointed WO’s family.

Thus, as their relationship of PA and WO allegedly ended, the clan made it clear that they can support WO and her child. They do not need him, as WO and her child will always have plenty without PA even lifting a finger. The family was turned off at the way PA would present himself. He was unkempt and smells of smoke and liquor. He gave the impression that he hardly bathed. With hygiene concerns, WO’s family prefers PA to stay away from the child.

Apparently, WO has already moved on from a failed relationship with PA. She’s raring to resume her life, which was stalled with the entry of PA. However, PA did not want her to go back to her career and this disagreement caused tension in their relationship. WO has been known to move on or bounce back from her encounters with men. Thus, PA is just but one of them. WO is even teased as an expert on moving on in her circle of friends. Who knows, WO might even make a bigger comeback than PA.

‘Take those chances and you can achieve greatness, whereas if you go conservative, you'll never know. I truly believe what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Even if you fail, learning and moving on is sometimes the best thing.’ -Danica Patrick

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Insta Scoop: Gerald Anderson Teases 'Smile'

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Repost: Kathryn Bernardo Is Certified Dual 800M Plus Box Office Queen

Kathryn Bernardo cries at the beginning of her speech during a thanksgiving party celebrating the record-breaking run of her film ‘Hello, Love, Goodbye’ on Tuesday.

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There is no doubt Kathryn Bernardo is a superstar of her generation.

That status was cemented Tuesday with the announcement of the record-breaking gross of “Hello, Love, Goodbye,” her lastest film with long-time collaborator Cathy Garcia-Molina.

The OFW drama has totaled P880,603,490 in worldwide earnings as of September 3, making it the highest grossing Philippine film of all time, according to producer Star Cinema.

It surpassed the record set by “The Hows of Us” — also a Star Cinema production starring Bernardo and directed by Garcia-Molina — which grossed over P800 million at the conclusion of its international run in 2018.

With the box-office milestone of “Hello, Love, Goodbye,” Bernardo and Garcia-Molina now hold the distinction of being the only Filipino actress and director with two films earning more than P800 million each.

Bernardo was in tears Tuesday, as she took her turn to give a speech during the thanksgiving party celebrating the success of “Hello, Love, Goodbye.”

The 23-year-old actress, whose acting career spans 16 years, admitted she had been apprehensive about taking on the project, noting it would be her first romance film without Padilla, her boyfriend of seven years and perennial leading man.

“Tinanong ko ‘yung sarili ko, ‘Ready na ba? Kaya ko na ba ‘to mag-isa, na wala si DJ (Padilla)?’” she said, recalling her hesitation to accept the role. “Ngayon, na-realize ko na kung hindi ko tinanggap ‘tong project na ‘to, iyon ‘yung biggest regret of my life.”

“Hello, Love, Goodbye” saw the first team-up of Bernardo and Alden Richards — a noteworthy pairing given their backgrounds. Aside from being homegrown talents of rival networks ABS-CBN and GMA-7, Bernardo and Richards are identified with two of the biggest love teams in local showbiz, KathNiel and AlDub.

Against their expectations, the untested tandem got overwhelmingly positive response, not only going by the movie’s box-office performance, but the goodwill built among their loyal fans, old and new.

“Hindi ko alam, grabe,” an ecstatic Bernardo said, when asked for her reaction to beating her own record. “Dito ko napatunayan na kapag minahal mo ‘yung project o ginagawa mo, babalik sa ‘yo. Kung ano ‘yung tinanim mo, aanihin mo talaga. Siguro, nag-reflect lang kung paano ‘yung pagmamahal na binigay namin sa bawat pelikula. I’m really thankful. [It’s] surreal. Hindi ko alam kung paano nangyayari ‘to ngayon.”