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April 26, 2024

Hot Air Balloon Festival and Airshow Set to Soar Over Albay Next Weekend

From May 3-5, 2024, the old Legazpi Airport in Albay will transform into a vibrant playground for enthusiasts of all things airborne. "A Weekend of Everything that Flies," the country's exclusive airshow experience typically hosted in Clark, Pampanga, will debut in the Bicol region, with the iconic Mayon Volcano providing a breathtaking backdrop.

Initiated by Ako Bicol party-list representative, Cong. Zaldy Co, the event draws inspiration from renowned hot air balloon festivals worldwide, particularly in Clark, Pampanga, and the daily flights of Cappadocia, Turkey. Co envisions this international spectacle, headlined by foreign pilots and participants, as a catalyst for revitalizing tourism throughout Albay and the wider Bicol region.
"In Cappadocia, Turkey, we marveled at hot air balloons drifting over stunning landscapes. Now, imagine these vibrant balloons against the backdrop of the majestic Mayon Volcano," Co expressed. "This event promises to attract spectators, generate tourism-related employment, bolster sales of local products, and invigorate our regional economy."

Attendees can anticipate a captivating array of hot air balloons, including whimsical shapes like Brazil's Bidu and the UK's Bella and Buster (different dogs), Party Balloon from USA, UK's Dyno (a dinosaur), and Belgium's Princess Nelly (an elephant) among others. Additionally, the Global Stars aerobatic team will dazzle spectators with thrilling aircraft stunts, accompanied by daytime smoke trails and nighttime pyrotechnics.
The festivities continue with drone light shows, fireworks displays, and the enchanting Night Glow, where hot air balloons illuminate the evening sky to synchronized music. Throughout the event, visitors can explore exhibitions featuring paramotors, kites, FPV drones, ultralight planes, and even car drifters, all set against the scenic runway backdrop.
Indulge in Bicol's renowned local cuisine and products showcased in the "Fly Market" and food booths scattered across the venue. While entrance to the event is free, those seeking to experience hot air balloon flights, tethered rides, tandem skydiving, or tandem paragliding are advised to book tickets online in advance, as slots are limited.

Organized by the Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta (PIHABF), renowned for its annual airshow in Clark, Pampanga, and New Clark City, Tarlac, the event continues a tradition of nearly three decades. Its core objectives remain steadfast: to ignite aviation interest among youth, instill discipline in aspiring pilots, and foster a spirit of community volunteerism.

Tickets for rides and experiences are available at www.balloonfiesta.ph. Stay updated on event details via PIHABF's official social media channels:
Facebook – www.facebook.com/pihabf
Instagram – @philballoonfest
TikTok – @philballoonfiesta
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February 25, 2022

Coco Martin supports new partylist advocating for livelihood and the transport sector

Coco Martin, famously known as Cardo Dalisay on-screen, is making rounds all over as he debuts his endorsement not of the partylist with the same name as his show, but of a new party-list – AP Partylist #AkoyPilipino on Friday, February 25.

Coco Martin for AP Partylist

“Anuman ang hirap na ating pinagdadaanan, may kakampi na tayo…” Martin introduced his new party-list group with first nominee Rep. Ronnie Ong in-action in the background in the partylist’s video now circulating online. He continues, “Ang AP Partylist ang tutulong magbigay ng trabaho at kabuhayan sa mga manggagawang Pilipino.”

Rep. Ronnie Ong is Coco Martin’s long-time friend and is nicknamed by PeopleAsia as the “frontliner Congressman.” Ong is known for his various out-of-the-box COVID-19 Bayanihan projects since the first lockdown, such as his #LibrengSakay program for healthworkers, #LibrengGulay program for community kitchens, #LibrengTablets and E-skwela Hub e-learning centers for students and teachers.

Before the pandemic, Ong also supported senior citizens looking for employment through his Tulong Pangkabuhayan program, deploying various able-bodied and willing-to-work seniors at airports, public universities and government agencies. During the pandemic, he also helped out-of-work transport workers such as UV Express or FX drivers by employing them as #LibrengSakay drivers, as well as some laid-off ABS-CBN employees who found alternative work as contact tracers.

More than just Coco Martin, the all-star cast of Ang Probinsyano forming the famed “Task Force Agila,” has also expressed their support for AP Partylist on their social media pages, sharing the various advocacies of AP Partylist closest to them. “Mula po noong umpisa nakasama na namin si Cong. Ronnie, at kita namin na nagtrabaho talaga siya, naglingkod talaga siya. Kaya ngayon, ang #164 AP Partylist na kasama siya ang sinusuportahan na namin. Sana po ay suportahan niyo rin,” Coco Martin said.


Aside from the endorsement video, AP Partylist also collaborated with OPM artists Bassilyo, Sisa and Smugglaz with their “Ako’y Pilipino,” anthem that sings of the pride, perseverance, and hardwork of Filipinos. They sing, “Ikaw ay magtiwala, magtiwalang may magagawa. Ito na ang panahon, ang tamang pagkakataon, sa bawat daing mo’y magtutugon. Ako’y Pilipinong lumalaban, tumatapang, lalo kung nasusugatan, anumang pagsubok ang daanan, haharapin nang may kagitingan. Itaas mo ang noo, isigaw mo sa buong mundo, ako’y Pilipino.” Both videos are available on Youtube and on AP Party-list’s official social media pages.

Coco Martin calls on the audience to join him on his new journey with his new partylist, “Dito na tayo sa biyaheng aasenso ang lahat ng Pilipino… AP Partylist #AkoyPilipino, number 164 sa balota.”

Stay updated, for more info, visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHAqU3Ie-mI and https://fb.watch/bnvpau0MFE/
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November 25, 2021

Artisan pieces take the spotlight with Paskong Pinoy theme

Celebrate Paskong Pinoy with uniquely Filipino decorations for your home or office from Kultura. Take pride in the artistry of Filipinos with Christmas decors that are made by hand and from indigenous materials like capiz and abaca. It's Kultura's way of supporting local and serves as a remembrance for those abroad and for foreigners to know more about our country.

Decors in the parol which has become an iconic symbol of the Filipino Christmas and is as important to Filipinos as the Christmas tree is to Western cultures. So light up your homes with Kultura’s creatively crafted lanterns.

There are foldable fabric parols proudly made by the Kababaihan ng Maynila Foundation, available in red, green and gold; abaca lanterns made by empowered Sorsogon artisans; elegant parols made from capiz shells with a beautiful, soft glow when lit.

Even Santa goes homespun dressed in a salakot and barong outfit. These Filipino-themed Santa ornaments carry gifts of Filipino icons such as lechon, sorbetes, bahay kubo and jeepney - bringing nostalgic childhood memories to you.

There are also abaca wreaths and ornaments, as well as capiz shell nativity sets and angel candle holders.

What's best is that Kultura ships worldwide - check out www.kulturafilipino.com for all things uniquely Filipino holiday decor and have it delivered here and abroad conveniently.

The Christmas Décor Collection is available at Kultura Stores. You can also shop thru Kultura’s Website: http://www.kulturafilipino.com or thru Call to Deliver 0917-5174096 / 0967-6093407. Kultura ships here and abroad.

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October 29, 2021

Getting the BOQ Vaccination Certification for COVID-19

The government mandates that we should always submit our records for contact tracing purposes since we are still in a pandemic. But as the restrictions came to ease with the new Alert Level classifications, it would cause so much hassle to always log your name in different establishments. That's why they are now considering QR codes and vaccination cards as your pass when coming inside buildings and/or dining out.

But what about if you're travelling abroad? There is a single solution that is accepted by the World Health Organization (WHO) that should be adapted and accepted by all countries -- It's the Vaccination Certification card (VCC) that holds all your vaccination record so you will have a safe trip anywhere you go. This can be very useful to seafarers, travellers, basically everyone who has plans to go abroad. I already got mine and I'd like to share how you can have one too.


Of course, you have to secure your vaccination in your locality and an active passport. I recently got mine so I can use it as an additional ID and requirement for getting the VCC.

1. Go to icv.boq.ph to get an appointment. It's the official website for the Department of Health's Bureau of Quarantine.


2. Select your location, whether it's NCR, Luzon, Visayas or Mindanao. They have satellites that you can process your VCC.

3. Click on appointment. Look for the most convenient date and time for you. Read the Terms & Conditions and fill up all the information needed in the Individual Application form.


4. Your bill will be P300 plus processing fee depending on the payment method you chose. It also includes your chosen appointment date and time. Print the receipt and keep it until your appointment. It should contain the QR code that you need to present on-site. Also check your email regularly as they may send some announcements and changes in your appointment -- I initially booked at their Main Branch in Manila but I was transferred to Robinsons Place Manila which I think was more convenient.

5. Go to your appointment venue with your LGU's vaccination card and passport. You need to present these to the proctor where he/she will encode it in the system and for you to double check.

Then wait for about 5-10 mins in the final step and your name will be called with your VCC with all your records. You can already present this any where you're travelling. This record will also be reflected in vaxcert.doh.gov.ph in case you want to verify it online.

If you have any questions regarding your appointment or more, you can message them at BOQ Online Booking Support.
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May 11, 2021

MUSICA FEUROPA 12 and Concert of Champions set virtually this May

Musica FEUROPA, Far Eastern University’s annual choral festival with the European Union Delegation in the Philippines as its principal partner proudly presents Musica FEUropa 12, a virtual series of concerts for the first time on May 15, 22, 29 and 30, 2021.


Musica FEUROPA 12 will celebrate the power of music with choral groups sharing their virtual performances to showcase both Philippine and European pieces for the public to see, hear and enjoy.
Musica FEUROPA aims to elevate the standards of participating choirs by using the European guidelines for competitions. It prepares Filipino choirs to participate in European choral competitions and fosters an openness to cultural exchange.
 
pna.gov.ph

The main purpose of Musica FEUROPA is to make it one of the definitive festivals in the choral circuit, first in the Philippines, then in the world:
  • To promote the European Union in the Philippines, particularly through its music during the European Union Month of May;
  • To expose Filipino choirs to the works of European composers; and
  • To give equal importance to the works of Filipino composers.
As in previous years, highly respected Adjudicators from the Philippine choral circuit will be present in the first three concerts to provide constructive feedback to each of the selected choirs.

The adjudicators are as follows: Anna Abeleda-Piquero, Mark Anthony Carpio, Dr. Ed Manguiat, Ramon Lijauco, Jr., Jonathan Velasco, and Dr. Maria Theresa Vizconde-Roldan.

Some of these adjudicators will return for the finale on May 30 to conduct their choir in the Concert of Champions.

The latter will feature various Filipino choirs who have won not just in Musica FEUROPA but bigger competitions in the Philippines and abroad.

Invited choirs will submit videos of past or virtual performances of one piece in an official EU language by a composer from the EU, one in any Filipino language or dialect by someone of Filipino descent and the Ode to Joy in German.

The deadline for submission of entries is May 18.

Musica FEUROPA 12 will happen via Zoom.

All Musica FEUropa 12 concerts will also be posted on its YouTube Channel and that of the FEU Center for the Arts.

Musica FEUROPA 12 is also brought to you by 98.7 DZFE, official media partner.

 
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April 19, 2017

Butt-hurting tour to the North of the Philippines



Last Holy Week, I and a set of bloggers took ourselves unknowing of a very long travel to Cagayan Province. We were supposed to participate in the Ropali-Shell Partakan Festival -- "Partakan" meaning speed in the Ilocano dialect. Almost like an Amazing Race for motorcyclists to the endpoint in Sta. Ana municipality in Cagayan.

It was an estimated 13 hours from Manila but we arrived after 21 painful hours to our accommodation in Cagayan. Passing through different provinces north of Manila. Any wrong turn will take you to another province - might be a good thing as I was longing to go to Baguio which is just at the Western side of Nueva Vizcaya. We all felt that our butts nearly deflated in the long travel. It could have been easier and comfortable if plane tickets were booked for us. Below was an honest story and expect a few rants.

Good thing we managed ourselves along the way with road chats a enjoyed the view of the mountains and valleys of Bulacan, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, Nueva Vizcaya, Isabela and finally Cagayan. Let me share with you a few stops that you will pass by on the road to the North part of the Philippines.

You can drop by at Malolos, Bulacan where a religious and historical landmark called Barasoain Church sits. We didn't make it here because there were no instructions from the organizer that we have to check in different spots along the way.

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel of Barasoain Church, Malolos, Bulacan (c) Pamana.ph

A long 1.5 hours (almost from home to Makati on a regular basis) via MacArthur Highway, we arrived at Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija for the next Ropali Stop. There we learned about the real itinerary from start to finish. Apparently, many of the Ropali and Shell stops didn't comply for the requirements of the Partakan Festival promo. And since we were media outfits who were just invited to cover, we think that we should also do the challenges in the nearby stops. Instead, we just went on and had breakfast on the first okay stop along the way until we found Five Mamas.


It's a battery-saving tour when I didn't open my mobile data along the way. Vivo Y55 is efficient for that not to mention that it takes the photos that I want, how the way I like it. The Professiona Camera feature works best for my still-life photos.

The zigzag and elevating road in Nueva Ecija and Nueva Vizcaya gave ear pops which I barely noticed because I was light sleeping along the way. We had a few stops for stretching, lunch and number 1 (for Php5) and number 2 (for Php10). And before we enter Isabela province, we stopped at Lower Magat Eco Tourism Park as it is also included in the tour. It's the spot for a new photoshoot while we are looking for tupig.



I almost forgot that many establishments are closed since Thursday because it was Holy Week and normal operations resume Easter Sunday so we found it hard to locate dining areas.

We continued the drive, thanks to our very reliable driver, Lito, who remained as cheerfully and patient with us when we are getting grumpy due to the long travel time. Imagine nobody was able to freshen up or had taken a bath that time. We're still on the road at sundown and we're again driving where our headlights is just the source of light. Looking out the window and up is seeing the Milky Way on the ceiling. And your imagination will just invite some stories that you might not want to hear but tolerating it just to keep you awake and support those who have been awake for a while. It's been a past time activity until 10:30pm.

Around 5 arches or so and around 637 km traveled, we arrived at Sta Ana, Cagayan. We're about to meet the Partakan Festival people, but was also a hard time to know where they are. The GPS isn't much of a help but mobile signal is good. Finally we can stretch our bodies which are excruciating with pain. We had our dinner at Nassim Hotel & Restaurant where it also took hours before they served us food. I was told that they do it first come, first serve. So when there are a few people ahead of us, they will partake of it first. They just prepared the meals when we arrived when the order was made 3 hours in advance. The main person who invited us wasn't even too accommodating and she's been enjoying Cagayan more than a day already.

I understand that somehow they want to promote tourism in the area. The place is peaceful, no question, and you'll love the view of the mountains and sea. But in cases that Holy Week is a travel escape for many of us, the hotels in Cagayan (there's a few of them) should have anticipated the number of people coming in so that they have stocks to serve. Displaying good hospitality for tourists is a good business for countries like the Philippines.

Related links:
Earth's VLOG
Ruth's Road Trip to Cagayan
Rhea and Jeff's Summer Vid and Photo Shoot


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March 8, 2017

Women's Month at Crimson Hotel Filinvest City


What better way to spend International Women’s Month than with Crimson Hotel Filinvest City, Manila? March is filled with events that will spoil and let the ladies enjoy a retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. Dine or check-in in all weekends of the month and enjoy activities like Wine Pairing Seminar (March 4), Tai Chi Class (March 11), Vietnamese Cooking Class (March 18), and Basic Make-up Tutorial (March 25).
The ongoing Fit and Fab packages makes each one rejuvenated and refreshed with health and fitness programs. An overnight stay at Crimson Hotel promotes wellness inclusive of one-on-one health and fitness consultation with the gym instructors, invigorating in-room massage for 2, healthy breakfast buffet and a Detox set menu for two at the Deck Bar. More so, they also have a chance to win an overnight stay at Nurture Wellness Village, Tagaytay with full board meals, 30-minute acupuncture and 1-hour massage for 2, with healthy juice demo and organic farm tour. Just use the promo code “FitandFab” when booking online.

On International Women’s Day, March 8, be impressed with culinary techniques by the men as they will be assisted by the chefs at Cafe 8. Avail the Lunch buffet at PHP 1,235++ or Dinner at PHP 1,410++ to enjoy this special treat. Ladies also get a 50% discount on buffet prices only on this day.

Chào mừng bạn! Take your palate to a trip to Vietnam as we will partake on delicacies of the Dragon People from March 10-18 at Cafe 8. Learn and enjoy rich culture with a wide array of authentic Vietnamese specialties like Fried Tofu, Fresh Spring Roll, Vietnamese Pho, Crab Noodle Soup and more, created by three Guest Chefs Nguyen Thi Khanh Ngan, Tran Kim Hoang Trong and Vo Van Chien. It’s like living in Vietnam without leaving Manila!
Don’t forget to reward yourself with complimentary upgrade to a sparkling wine for ladies every afternoon as you enjoy Afternoon Tea at the Lobby Lounge, added with live and soothing entertainment from the pianist from Mondays - Saturdays, 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm.

Smoke Gets In Your Eyes #pianist #CrimsonFilinvestCity #CrimsonHotel #CrimsonMoments

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For booking or more information, please visit the official website at http://www.crimsonhotel.com/manila/ or call (02) 863-2222.

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October 31, 2016

Scary stories in Boracay


It was a chilling night in Boracay and it was way memorable as I had the first cinema experience in Boracay. Everybody is in Halloween mood and what better way to spend it is to have scary stuff playing on the big screen. I definitely did not miss this experience as my friend MJ who works for Megaworld invited me to watch horror movies inside Boracay Newcoast.
The first outdoor cinema experience in Boracay was held at Oceanway at Boracay Newcoast just for 2 nights on Halloween weekend. It was held outdoors so you get to feel the chills and deep quietness that side of Boracay. But to tone the goosebumps down, we were served with refreshments and hotdog bites and popcorn. We watched Paranormal Activity 4 which I haven't watched yet so it really raised the creeps out of me. Dubbed as "Movie Tricks, Our Treat" by the Boracay Newcoast, it also featured scariest horror flicks like Train to Busan, The Conjuring, The Conjuring 2 and The Ring. Movie passes are available at Boracay Sandcastles and screening starts as early as 4pm.
Boracay Newcoast is the biggest tourism estate development by Megaworld's Global Estate Resorts, Inc. inspired by the best beach neighborhoods. Titled lots and world-inspired hotels make it good for the investing community. One of its components is the Shophouse District that have residential and commercial components. Transporting us from the usual island-living to a whole different way of life where people can get to shop on the lower floors and relax at the comfort of their homes at the higher levels -- just like living in Key West in Florida or Old Town in Ibiza.

Its Newcoast Village offers lots ranging from 250 sqm to 375 sqm in an exclusive vacation-inspired subdivision setting. It will also have amenities like parks, pockets gardens and grill areas. Condominium clusters like Oceanway Residences offers ready-for-occupancy units with views encompassing the Fairways and Bluewater Golf Club and the Sibuyan Sea. It has been awarded as "Best Luxury Development for Resort" in the 2015 Philippine Property Awards.

For more information about Boracay Newcoast, call +63 917 887 8696, email customerrelations@megaworldcorp.com or visit www.boracaynewcoast.com.ph.
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March 1, 2016

WWF Philippines joins Earth Hour 2016 and more life-changing programs


For 20 years, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in the Philippines has been pursuing the protection of wildlife and the conservation of the environment for the current and future generations. Thus the programs and campaigns of preserving endangered species, use of renewable resources and more has been ongoing for the past decades and continue to help in these causes. Three notable activities are up close to the Philippine culture and it has not only conserved natural resources but also uplifted the lives of the people.
First are the eco-tourism programs in Donsol, Sorsogon where visiting the endangered whaleshark (now 469) aka "butanding" has changed the attitude of Bicolanos towards the gentle giant. Before it was considered as a pest in the sea waters towing away fish which is the main source of living, it has become a major attraction in the area and the people of Donsol recognized the importance of the butanding in the marine ecosystem. They have helped conserve and improve the number of whalesharks and also protected their habitat. [see full story here]
Next is creating a renewable energy through solar powered lamps where common electricity is not reaching the remote islands in Palawan. These lamps help the students in studying during night time and be ready for school the next day. It is also currently helping fishermen in navigation while they go out to the sea at night. The lamps are very cost-efficient and functional that the Gift of Light program aims to spread the light to more areas in the Philippines. [full story]
Another is the propagation of the tamaraw in the Mindoro province when it almost became extinct. The Mangyans and the local government of Mindoro, together with WWF, has doubled the number of the local buffalo to 405. This preservation is very significant not only to the Philippines but also to the ecosystem in the area.

More and more activities have been ongoing but one of the highlights this year is the Earth Hour which will happen on March 19 2016 at 8:30-9:30PM. Manila has been a great contributor to the saved energy since this event started. Each and everyone is invited to turn off their lights and conserve energy at the said date and time and pledge to save mother earth now and for future generations. Conservation of this energy has a huge impact in slowing down global warming which we are experiencing today. This event will also take place in 170 countries around the world in more than 7000 hubs and cities.

Manila's hosting of the Earth Hour will take place in Quezon City Memorial Circle and spearheaded by WWF Philippines ambassadors Mikee Cojuangco, Rovilson Fernandez, Marc Nelson and now joined by Iza Calzado.
For more information about Earth Hour and donate to the causes of WWF Philippines, visit http://wwf.org.ph/. You can give and see updates in social media by following the following: #EarthHour2016 #RenewableIsDoable #ChangeClimateChange

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December 11, 2015

COKE spreads happiness and love with ALDUB

Launched just today after the KalyeSerye in Eat Bulaga, Lola Nidora played by Wally Bayola interrupted the freeze moment and made way to grant Alden's wish which was asked by Alden in previous episodes. No one ever knew or even just a hint that this is about the new advertisement with the phenomenal love team, ALDUB.
Before I let you watch the ad, here are some cute moments. Get your oxygen tanks ready, ALDUBNation.
Holding hands!
That look.
We are screaming CLOSER!
Lola Nidora as a kill joy, as usual. But congrats Wally for getting involved here.

Watch this Simbang Gabi-themed ad featuring Alden and Maine and of course, Lola Nidora.
Pasarapin Ang Moment Ngayong Pasko with Alden And Maine
Because you wished for it, tinupad namin ito. Sa wakas, nagkaroon din ng special moment sina Alden at Maine! Ikaw, kaninong wish ang tutuparin mo ngayong Pasko? #ALDUBCokeWishMoKayaKo
Posted by COCA-COLA Philippines on Thursday, December 10, 2015

You can also share your wishes to others via Twitter ‪#‎ALDUBCokeWishMoKayaKo‬ and tag @CocaColaPH. By the way, they still have an ongoing promo, Milyung-milyong Wish upon a Coca-Cola Parol by just texting the promo code under every Coke cap to 2653. I've personally won instant Php15 load twice already and hoping that I can win Php1M cash!

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December 3, 2015

In Photos: ALDEN RICHARDS in My Bebe Love bloggers conference

It's my first time to see ALDEN RICHARDS up close during the My Bebe Love #KiligPaMore bloggers conference held in one of the restaurants in Tomas Morato, Quezon City yesterday.

A really nice guy and open to answer the question whether it is related to the movie or not. As an ALDUB fan myself, I frankly asked him if he would really court Maine Mendoza (onscreen partner and other half of #ALDUB) off-cam. Here's his answer: (video by Erickson Dela Cruz)

So how is ALDUB on the set? Director Joey Reyes has all his praises to both of the actors, Maine and Alden, who worked very professional and sending good vibes so that the shoot are extra enjoyable and thankful that fans who clamor in their locations are disciplined not to disturb as the camera rolls.

Here are some photos I took of Alden during the Bloggers Conference:
For more photos, please like OHMSKI.

My Bebe Love #Kilig Pa More is an official entry to the 2015 Metro Manila Film Festival, by Octoarts Films, M-Zet TV Production Inc, APT Entertainment, MEDA Production, and GMA Films, opening December 25, 2015. Bring the family in this much awaited movie of the biggest love team of the year!
My Bebelove #KiligPaMore Official Trailer
Panuorin ang official aming official trailer! Tandaan, para sa mas masayang #Pasko all you need is #MyBebelove
Posted by My Bebe Love #KiligPaMore on Friday, November 20, 2015
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September 15, 2015

Watch ALDUB's Talk N' Text TV ad

Mobile network Talk N' Text officially announced Alden Richards and Maine "Yaya Dub" Mendoza as the new endorsers of TNT. And they have released the ad where the two are singing to each other to the tunes of "Endless Love" and "I Really Like You."

Extended ang promos at saya sa TNT Extend! Panuorin kung paano ito ginagamit ni Alden at Yaya Dub para i-extend and kanilang kiligan sa isa't isa. #AlDubForTNT #ALDUBForTALKNTEXT

Posted by Talk 'N Text on Monday, September 14, 2015
The two still don't meet face to face but instead enjoying the promo rates by just adding Php5 to select TNT call and text promos. Just text EDAY to 4545!

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September 13, 2015

ALDUB for a mobile network

Just hours after the second meet up of ALDUB, Alden Richards and Maine "Yaya Dub" Mendoza, they teased us again for another endorsement, now for a mobile brand.
The two included in their Instagram and Twitter posts the hashtag #ALDUBforTNT which gives way for them endorsing Talk N Text network.

Tetext ko na ba siya? Papansinin niya kaya ako? #AlDubForTNT

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So when is this new ad going to air? Sa tamang panahon.

The September 12 episode with hashtag #ALDUBTheAbduction also broke the 5M record of #ALDUBBattleForACause in September 5, which garnered more than 6M Tweets and landed #1 trending topic worldwide. We already know that Duhrizz, played by Wally Bayola, was the mastermind of the abductions of Alden and Yaya Dub.

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July 21, 2015

MADONNA'S Rebelheart Tour in Manila

Oh I've been waiting for Madonna to step on Philippine soil and finally MMI makes it possible on February 24 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. This will be Madonna's first time to hold a concert in the Philippines and everybody is ecstatic about it.
The Material Girl has chosen the Philippines for the Rebelheart Tour, her latest album, and the Philippine audience hopes to sing her hits since the 80s which are Like a Prayer, Like a Virgin, Take a Bow, Frozen and more. If you're wondering about the ticket prices, here are the towering costs that you have to save for yourself and prepare for the sale on July 26:

MADONNA LIVE IN MANILA! ‪#‎MadonnaLiveinManila‬ OFFICIAL *Ticket Prices:

VIP - PHp 57,750
PATRON VIP - PHp 52,500
VIP FLOOR - PHp 52,500
PATRON - PHp 42,000
LOWERBOX VIP - PHp 33,600
LOWERBOX - PHp 29,400
UPPERBOX - PHp 8,400
GEN.AD. - PHp 3,150 *Ticket Prices are inclusive of service charges

Catch the QUEEN OF POP; MADONNA on February 24 and 25, 2016 (Wednesday) at the Mall of Asia Arena!
Tickets will be available on JULY 26, 2015 (Sunday) at SM Tickets through SM Tickets outlets, via website smtickets.com or when you call SM Tickets hotline: 470-2222.

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July 5, 2015

Azalea Residences is your after-summer address in Baguio City

#BaguioCity is still the Philippines' summer capital. But now that summer is over, you will never ran out of reasons to visit this great place filled with wonders and delightful things that you can keep coming back. A much shortened 4-hour bus ride from Cubao, all you have to think about is the place to stay. I was there for 3 days and lucky that I had the best retreat at Azalea Residences Baguio.
Spend not more than 30 minutes to every Baguio City must-see destinations like Baguio Botanical Garden, Teachers Camp, Good Shepherd, Session Road, Mines View, Burnham Park and more, Azalea Residences promises that you will enjoy your stay in Baguio City #aftersummer.
Azalea Residences Fountain
View of Baguio City from Azalea Residences, 3F
Perspective
This is the only 4-star hotel in Baguio City. And coming over welcomes you with cheerful staff and good view of Baguio City. The 5-storey building also provides you the authentic feel of the natural Baguio City ambiance whole year round. It has 99 rooms, including one Presidential Suite, Deluxe Rooms and 2-bedroom Suites [book now] [see MORE room photos HERE]. For motorists, they also have 3-level basement parking spaces.
Deluxe Room in Azalea Residences
Lounge and dining areas, called 8 Degrees and Tradisyon Restaurant, also provides good gastronomic fix when you come back touring around Baguio. Family tours are also kid-friendly for they also have a nice playground at the hotel patio.
8 Degrees Lounge at Azalea Residences [Source]
Tradisyon Restaurant at Azalea Residences [Source]
Playground
For big gatherings and corporate events, they also provide a tent where you can organize your conferences and meetings.
The Tent at Azalea Residences [Source]
While you are done unpacking and resting at Azalea Residences, you can roam around Baguio City and enjoy a lot of activities that you can do after summer. Let me share them all to you in my other blog. These are some things you can plan ahead for your next #groupgetaway.

Azalea Residences is located at 7 Leonard Wood Loop, Brgy. M. Roxas, Baguio City. You can contact them for bookings in these numbers: 09178611641 / (02) 4501511 | (02) 4501584 | (02) 4508753. You can also check their Facebook Page here. You can also follow them on Instagram and Twitter.

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