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Thursday, April 13, 2023

Ariana Grande Responds to Speculations on Her Weight


 

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FB Scoop: Moira Dela Torre Calms Down Comments on Her Photo Hugging a Man



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FB Scoop: Gigi De Lana Calls Out Judgmental Bashers


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Insta Scoop: Julia Montes Teases Followers to Watch Out on April 18

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Alden Richards and Xian Lim to Host Miss Universe PH 2023

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Bea Alonzo Shares 3M Milestone Celebration with Children from EPCAT



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Insta Scoop: Priscilla Meirelles Posts Photo with John Estrada and Kids

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Insta Scoop: Dingdong Dantes is Napoy in GMA's 'Royal Blood'

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Insta Scoop: Gladys Reyes Thankful for Winning Best Actress Award in Summer MMFF




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Insta Scoop: Joaquin Domagoso and Raffa Castro in Cozy Photo Marking Her Birthday


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Insta Scoop: KaladKaren's Full Speech After Receiving Best Supporting Actress Award at Summer MMFF

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Insta Scoop: Mariel Padilla Reveals Significance of Trips to Korea

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Tweet Scoop: Romnick Sarmenta Expresses Gratitude After Winning Best Actor Award in Summer MMFF

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Insta Scoop: Elisse Joson, McCoy De Leon Celebrate Second Birthday of Felize



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Insta Scoop: Keempee De Leon Overwhelmed at Winning as Best Supporting Actor in Summer MMFF


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Insta Scoop: Jolina Magdangal Posts Throwback Photo with The Gwapings, Jomari Yllana, Mark Anthony Fernandez, Eric Fructuoso

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Insta Scoop: Piolo Pascual Invites the Public to Watch 'Ibarra'

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Repost: Jung Chae Yull Passes Away

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Model-turned-actress Jung Chae Yull (age 26) has passed away.

On April 11, Jung Chae Yull’s agency Management S has shared the news of her passing with the following statement:

"Today, we are relaying sorrowful and heartbreaking news.

Actress Jung Chae Yull has left our side on April 11, 2023.

In accordance with the wishes of the bereaved family who must have been in greater sadness than anyone else, the funeral will be held quietly in private.

Please wish for Jung Chae Yull, who had always been earnest in her pursuit of acting, to rest in peace in a warm place.

We earnestly request that you refrain from writing speculative articles or spreading rumors".

Jung Chae Yull first appeared on the fashion model survival program “Devil’s Runway” in 2016. She then began her acting career by starring in the 2018 film “Deep.”

Until recently, Jung Chae Yull was in the middle of filming for the web novel-based drama “Wedding Impossible.” After the news of her passing, the production crew and cast of “Wedding Impossible” were reportedly in great shock and immediately halted filming. A representative from the production team further shared, “We express our deep condolences. Future filming schedule is under internal discussion.”

We offer our deepest condolences to Jung Chae Yull’s family and friends during this painful time. May she rest in peace.

LEWIS CAPALDI ‘Broken By Desire to be Heavenly Sent’ Coming to Manila in July 27

Scottish singer-songwriter LEWIS CAPALDI is coming to Manila for his ‘Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent’ Asia 2023 Tour on Thursday, July 27th at the New Frontier Theater. Tickets go on-sale on Saturday, April 15th 10AM via TicketNet.com.ph and TicketNet outlets nationwide. Presented by Wilbros Live.

It was almost two years since the Scottish singer-songwriter had released his debut, an album whose blockbuster success had kept him on the road, round the world, constantly in that time. Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent was a set of self-written songs that, out of nowhere – well, out of fiercely passionate word-of-mouth enthusiasm, viral streaming and wall-to-wall airplay – captivated the planet.

Breakthrough single Someone You Loved was 2019’s sound of spring (and summer, and autumn, and winter), a seven-week Number One and the biggest selling single in the UK that year. The following year it won Song of the Year at the Brit Awards (while Capaldi won Best New Artist), by which time it had also reached the top of the Billboard charts in the US, and been nominated for a Grammy. And now? It’s the longest-running UK Top 10 single by a British artist ever – and, with 2.3 billion plays, it’s the fifth-most streamed song on Spotify of all time.

With that tailwind, little wonder, perhaps, that even before he’d released Divinely Inspired…, Capaldi was a record-breaker: he was the first artist to sell-out an arena tour prior to putting out his debut album. He sold all 100,000 tickets in 10 minutes, long before the album was the fastest – and biggest – selling of 2019, and was lodged at the top of the charts for 10 weeks. It would also go on to be the biggest selling album of 2020.

As he points out, even with their global festival run the previous summer of 2019, he and his band were playing slots “where the music had kind of surpassed our position on the bill. And we were playing 2000-capacity rooms when we could have been filling the 15,000 ones. Selling out all of these shows across the world was huge – all these people coming and they've bought tickets just to see me.

As he puts it, for album two, the idea was simple but potent: That is, no bells, whistles, cowbells or starry featured vocalists; no ruinously expensive stays in distant studios; no guitars melted down into whizzy keyboards; and no songs about nonsense. Like it was on the first album, straight-up, full-force honesty – lyrical and musical – would be the order of the day. “I don't want to create a new sound for myself, or reinvent myself. The songs I want to write are emotional songs, about love or loss.

The lead track is a driving pop song written with “the TMS boys” and recalls the best of the trio’s previous collaborations, Someone You Loved and Before You Go. As a follow-up to those two international bangers, Forget Me is evidence of the consistency of Capaldi’s songwriting talent.

Moving piano anthem-in-waiting Wish You the Best proves both points: that Capaldi never sounds better than when he’s doing things on his own terms, nor writes better when he has faith in his own abilities. The song began during a writing trip to Los Angeles.

Say it again: Lewis Capaldi is, finally, back writing and singing the songs that speak from his heart. For all the craziness and intensity of the three years prior to that cut-short arena tour, after two years' enforced isolation, he’s bursting to share his music, his feelings, once again. If his first album made him an international star, with his second it’s nothing less than superstardom that beckons. And now, having put in the hard yards with the writing and recording, he’s ready to put in the miles all round the world.

This April 2023, Netflix published his documentary “Lewis Capaldi: How I’m Feeling Now”, which was directed by Joe Pearlman. It follows the Scottish singer-songwriter as he overcomes obstacles to become a Grammy-nominated pop phenomenon from his beginnings as a scrappy teen with a viral performance. The movie was well-received by critics and audiences alike, and it won accolades for its frank and close-up depiction of Capaldi's creative process. In addition, the movie highlighted Capaldi's musical talents and appealing character, making his fans love him even more and helping his movie reach #1 in the UK. The film's success is a testament to Capaldi's rising stardom and Netflix's ability to curate compelling content that resonates with audiences worldwide.

August 1, Alanis Morissette Concert - Sold Out, New Date Added


On March 22, 2023, Ovation Productions announced the Manila concert of Alanis Morissette to finally be set on August 1, 2023, at Mall of Asia Arena but due to high demand, DAY 1 is sold out and we are adding a new date on August 2, 2023. 

Her upcoming show in Manila is part of her tour celebrating the supposedly 25th anniversary of her album and was originally scheduled to take place at the MOA Arena on April 2020 but it was moved to December 2021, then November 2022, the shows have been postponed three times because of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Jagged Little Pill captured the zeitgeist of the mid-'90s by crossing the line between Gen-X cynicism and self-realization. It was pitched somewhere between glitzy mainstream pop and angst-ridden alternative rock. The album, which produced a string of Top 10 songs like "You Oughta Know," "Hand in My Pocket," and "Ironic,". It also won five Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year. Making the 21-year-old Morissette the youngest performer to ever win the prestigious honor, the album was ranked number 69 on Rolling Stone’s list of "the 500 best albums of all time."  
 
Morissette won a total of seven Grammys and was nominated fourteen times. Included among her finest songs are You Learn, Head Over Feet, All I Really Want, Thank You, Mary Jane, Uninvited, Perfect, Forgiven, Right Through You, Wake Up, and many more. 

Her “Jagged Little Pill” concert tickets on August 2, 2023, are available at smtickets.com. Tickets are priced at 14, 750 (SVIP), 13,750 (VIP), 11, 750 (Patron), 9,750 (Lower Box A), 8,750 (Lower Box B), 5,750 (Upper Box), and 2,750 (Gen Ad). 

For more details and updates about the concert please check the official website and Facebook Page of Ovation Productions at https://ovationproductionsmanila.com/ and https://www.facebook.com/ovationproductions/

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