Meet your new Miss Universe Philippines! The hour-and-a-half special showcases total entertainment unlike any pageant ever before. Witness this year’s most phenomenal woman as she is crowned the new Miss Universe Philippines.
Tension escalates between Emman (Paulo Avelino) and Anton (Zanjoe Marudo) when the latter visits Bernie's (Mccoy de Leon) wake. Meanwhile, Nick (Ronnie Lazaro) and Caloy (JC Santos) look for any piece of evidence linking Anton to Bernie's untimely demise. Unable to bear the pain of her best friend’s betrayal, Clarissa (Ana Abad Santos) decides to confront Amelia (Cherry Pie Picache).
Marissa (Jodi Sta. Maria) finds herself in a tight spot when an ailing Adelina (Carla Martinez) pressures her into keeping her end of the bargain. Recalling her chaotic life with Ellice (Iza Calzado), Hope (Kira Balinger) refuses to return to her family just yet despite her difficulty in adjusting to a life away from her comfort zone. Blinded by her deep hatred against her rival, Ellice spurns Agatha's (Aya Fernandez) suggestion of settling things with Marissa when the search for their missing children is over.
Wanting to be with her biological son, Irene begins to see Monica as a hindrance between her and Dodong after the DNA test result confirmed Diana’s claims. Dodong’s cold attitude toward his biological mother irks Ely, prompting him to blame Tisay for forgetting Monica and Jose. The Magbanuas, on the other hand, feels envious toward Ian as Tisay gets more preoccupied with her biological father. Fueled by her deep-seated jealousy, Cai drags Ian and Maggie through the mud and initiates a signature campaign for the closure of Buencorazon Hospital. Despite this, Ian blames himself for setting a bad example for his daughter. Cai’s hatred for her parents reaches a fever pitch upon learning that her father will be Monica’s kidney donor, leaving her with no choice but to conspire with Diana.
Alyana (Yassi Pressman) and Task Force Agila have a day of relaxation as they finally visit Lito's (Richard Gutierrez) hacienda. Lito treats his special guests to a feast and makes an extremely generous offer to Task Force Agila. Meanwhile, Diana (Angel Aquino) and Teddy (Joel Torre) discuss the importance of bringing Cardo (Coco Martin) back to solve the mystery surrounding the president. Elsewhere, Oscar (Rowell Santiago) is flooded with memories before regaining consciousness.
"ASAP Natin 'To" brings the concert experience straight to your home with special musical collaborations from the best and the brightest Kapamilya performers.
Jules (Joross Gamboa) decides to step back to keep himself from getting in the way of Marge's (Roxanne Guinoo-Yap) chance to put her family back together. He strives to focus on the construction firm, while Marge halfheartedly prepares for her family's flight to London. Torn between what their minds and hearts are saying, their loved ones give them a little nudge to go for what they truly want.
Team Vice and Team Vhong brace themselves for a tough game as they try to remember titles of Dolphy's movies in Name It to Win It. Outstanding vocalists attempt to steal the spotlights from defending champions Josh Labing-isa and Alaiza Sua in Tawag ng Tanghalan. In Versus, Kuya Wheels showcases his amazing talent in hopes of defeating the competition.
New York-based Pinoy nurses Maricris Dinopol, Jude Canela, and Joan Calanog share their inspiring journey as they work and live abroad. They also talk about putting up Bilao, a Filipino restaurant in Manhattan, amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dyan Castillejo and Mikee Cojuangco-Jaworski talk to three supermoms as they discuss the significance of physical wellness in the time of pandemic. Supermoms Sarah Lahbati-Gutierrez, Via Garcia, and Nadia Montenegro recall their struggles in keeping their bodies in shape amid the lockdown and share their fitness routines in the new normal. Later, registered nutritionist and dietician Rubie Jimenez-Garcia and celebrity fitness trainer Arnold Aninion give much-needed tips on staying fit and healthy.
Abangan Ang Susunod Na Kabanata is a political satire about the Philippine government and the society in general. In this situational comedy, top-rank comedians depict the comical interactions between the common people and the demi-gods of politics.
Relive the fun and laughter of the classic Pinoy comedy series that started it all! Catch Ricky, Joey and Johnny as they show the lighter side of what it means to be a man in the Philippines, right here on Palibhasa Lalake!
Angel Locsin and the "Iba 'Yan" team head back to Baguio City to show support and lend an ear to people who are battling mental illness every single day. Ricky Ducas Jr., Janice Himmoldang, and Nathan Santos talk about their individual psychiatric disorders and share how they fight their battles with brave faces on. With the expertise of general psychiatrist Dr. Rosalinda Caoile, the Kapamilya actress uplifts the three strong soldiers of life through an enlightening bonfire activity.
Witness the Hunters learn the words and the moves to BOYS AND MEN food song "Nagoya Meshi no Uta" as they battle for a once-in-a-lifetime chance to be a J-pop star.
Team FitFil demonstrates a quick four-minute bounce with Mickey Perz, Abbi Kassem, and FitFil teammate Richelle Caubang. Get ready to be fit with Argel Saycon as he joins coaches Jim and Toni Saret in a workout for your calf muscle. Bike commuter Jojo Gutierrez shares his experiences while riding his bicycle and gives tips for newbie cyclists.
Believed to cause harm, disease, and even death, one of mankind's most terrifying battles is against the unknown and the unseen. In the Philippines, a phenomenon called "Sanib" or "Sapi", meaning spiritual possession, haunts a number of Filipinos every year. Diving deep into the supernatural encounters of spiritual healers and their patients, "Baffling Cases" follows stories of malevolent spirits taking over the human body. Three victims of apparent demonic harassment, share their harrowing tales of survival.
TFC IN PARTNERSHIP WITH REMITLY NAMAMASKO PO YEAR 4: MADRIGAL SINGERS/JUGS AND TEDDY
Heavenly voices fill the #NamamaskoPoYear4 finale. The Philippine Madrigal Singers perform two Christmas carols while Jugs and Teddy share their plans for the holidays. Remitly user Zee Dizon dives in with stories of cherished family traditions.
All About Love: The Music of Fr. Manoling Francisco and Louie Ocampo is a back-to-back benefit concert featuring the greatest hits of two of the country’s premier composers as interpreted by Martin Nievera, Erik Santos, Bituin Escalante, Arman Ferrer, Lian Kyla, Zephanie Dimaranan and supported by the Ateneo Chamber Singers, Bukas Palad Music Ministry, Hangad Music Ministry, Tinig Barangka Choir, and the ABS-CBN Philharmonic Orchestra.
The Legend of Ibalon follows an extraordinary man named Lam-Ang on his quest to find his missing father. His journey is joined by two magical companions—a rooster that can annihilate anything with its crow and a dog that can restore anything with its bark. To be ready by Filipino-American rapper, singer, a member of Grammy-winning group Black Eyed Peas, Apl de Ap.
There are rumors circulating in Baryo Mahayop about a black kitten named Pawpaw seeking new friends and shelter. An old belief about black cats bringing misfortune urge not only Baryo Mahayop’s townspeople but also its forest animals, to deny the poor cat’s needs. Jet, on the other hand, is out to prove that the old belief is false. Together with the Pet Rangers, they devise a plan and use a trap to unveil Pawpaw’s truest intentions. But before they even get know more about Pawpaw, a great tribulation unfolds just near Baryo Mahayop’s mountainous regions. Will Jet and the Pet Rangers be able to save not only Pawpaw, but the entirety of Baryo Mahayop from the disaster threatening them?
Your One Great Love can be a person or a life-long passion. Angelica Panganiban and Alex Gonzaga tackle both. Alex talks about her engagement to Mikee Morada and the future she envisions for them. Later, the pair dives into questions about following one's dreams, fangirling, and going great lengths for that One Great Love.
"24x24" follows a day in the life of Filipino singer based in South Korea, Kriesha Chu. She shares how she started her solo career in the Korean music industry with her debut single "Trouble" in May 2017. She talks about her reality program Chu TV to show her fans how she is in real life and offstage. The K-Pop idol then gives a sneak peek of her training and recording as she prepares for her first concert in Manila, Philippines.
Dayaw travels to Polomolok, South Cotabato to get to know the culture and tradition of the Blaan people. The program looks into the Blaan weavers, particularly master weaver Yabing Masalon Dulo, a 2016 Gawad sa Manlilikha ng Bayan awardee. Dulo is a 105-year old master weaver and is considered a mother to the Blaan people. For her work, she is named as one of the recent Gamaba, also called National Living Treasure, as creator of objects with both sacred and utilitarian function. The program then delves into the importance of weaving in the Blaan society and religion.
(This episode originally aired last October 17, 2019.)
A fresh storytelling that focuses on uplifting and positive stories. It features content relevant to Filipino-American and Filipino-Canadian communities.
Marissa (Jodi Sta. Maria) finds herself in a tight spot when an ailing Adelina (Carla Martinez) pressures her into keeping her end of the bargain. Recalling her chaotic life with Ellice (Iza Calzado), Hope (Kira Balinger) refuses to return to her family just yet despite her difficulty in adjusting to a life away from her comfort zone. Blinded by her deep hatred against her rival, Ellice spurns Agatha's (Aya Fernandez) suggestion of settling things with Marissa when the search for their missing children is over.
Tension escalates between Emman (Paulo Avelino) and Anton (Zanjoe Marudo) when the latter visits Bernie's (Mccoy de Leon) wake. Meanwhile, Nick (Ronnie Lazaro) and Caloy (JC Santos) look for any piece of evidence linking Anton to Bernie's untimely demise. Unable to bear the pain of her best friend’s betrayal, Clarissa (Ana Abad Santos) decides to confront Amelia (Cherry Pie Picache).
Pres. Rodrigo Duterte rejects proposals to place the entire Philippines under MGCQ while there is still no COVID-19 vaccine rollout. A woman and her four-month-old baby test positive for COVID-19 in Pasay City. The two-year-old child who died of electrocution after inserting a spoon into an electrical outlet is laid to rest in Antipolo City. Some vendors eye launching a signature campaign against the price ceiling on pork and chicken. Some Comelec personnel promote voter registration through a TikTok dance challenge. Joshua Garcia and Julia Barretto speak up on their trending "Paubaya" music video.
Wall Street recovers as the Federal Reserve signals continued support for the U.S. economy. Asian shares fall in early trade. Evercore Asia senior adviser Stephen CuUnjieng examines the Asian markets, and shares his take on cryptocurrencies and the Philippines' COVID-19 response. The PSEi kicks off trading at 6,814 as foreign selling stays above the P1-billion mark. Sun Life of Canada Philippines chief investment officer Mike Enriquez provides his market outlook. The Philippine labor department offers to deploy more Filipino nurses abroad in exchange for COVID-19 vaccines. The Philippines' COVID-19 tally nears 565,000 as global coronavirus cases hit 112 million.
"Headstart" speaks to Sinovac Biotech general manager Helen Yang on the issues surrounding her company's COVID-19 vaccine and its delivery to the Philippines. She first reacts to the Food and Drug Administration's advise against giving the vaccine to healthcare workers treating coronavirus patients. Yang also tackles its efficacy in preventing fatal cases and how Sinovac intends to supply doses to the country. Cabinet Sec. Karlo Nograles later joins the program to talk about the possible rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in the Philippines soon. He also taps on Pres. Rodrigo Duterte's decision not to place the entire country under modified general community quarantine, as well as their response to rising prices of pork products.
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Six months after Xavier’s (Tony Labrusca) grand gesture of love for Mico (JC Alcantara), the two cross paths again at a writing camp almost as if nothing has happened. The tension is palpable as they run in circles through unspoken words and stolen glances, slowly revealing how the two fell apart over the break. Xavier tiptoes around Mico, while the latter begins to accept Xavier's rekindled romance with his ex-girlfriend.
As luck would have it, Xavier and Mico end up being roommates. They then get the chance to clear the air between them and agree to become friends again. However, the emotions they feel about each other are much too strong to bear, making them confused whether to hold on or to let go. Soon, Xavier contemplates on telling his girlfriend the truth, while Mico finds an interesting company in the book author he idolizes.
With broken hearts and unfulfilled promises, Xavier and Mico strive to find the courage to get their second chance to keep themselves from going back to being strangers.
"Hello, Stranger: The Movie" is the film sequel of the web series of the same title.
An accomplished architect, who is suffering from PTSD, flies to Japan to restore a former professor's ancestral home. However, she discovers something more about the decrepit house as she experiences unexplainable hauntings by angry ghosts.
Liz (Mylene Dizon) devotes most of her time taking care of her sickly parents, letting love and life pass her by. Single and unable to bear children, she faces a life of loneliness after her mother dies. Urged by her best friends Marco (Marlon Rivera) and Lauren (Jenny Jamora) to fix her old home, she meets Josh (Kit Thompson), a young antique dealer. Drawn together by their shared solitude and a newfound sense of belongingness, the two irrevocably find themselves in a whirlwind of romance. As their relationship grows deeper, will Liz and Josh discover the love and commitment that is worth keeping?
"Leona, a control freak, finds love in a dashing gardener named Jonas. But her relationship with him crashes as fast as it took off when another woman enters the picture.
Unable to bear the heartbreak, Leona seeks revenge. Soon, Jonas follows his lady love to the afterlife, and Leona is left to mourn for her loss. The grieving fashion designer then hires a strange necromancer to revive her dead boyfriend to be with him again. However, raising the dead entails tragic implications, and she must accept the morbid consequence."
What is it like coming out as a gay teen in the Philippines? In a country of traditional Catholic views, coming out is received with disapproval from one’s own family. Take an intimate look at how one Filipino family reacts to having a gay son. Revisiting unreleased audio recordings of fights from inside his own home, documentary filmmaker Drama Del Rosario shares his story of being outed by his teacher and dealing with his family’s reaction. Beyond coming out, the film explores how parents learn to embrace their children unconditionally. In This Family was shortlisted for the BAFTA Student Film Awards 2018 and received the Loni Ding Award in Social Issue Documentary at CAAMFest 2019.
Mara Navarro took sign language lessons to be able to communicate with her niece Hailey who is deaf. When she was depressed over an unexpected career setback, her deaf sign language teacher Gali Pastrano, who just so happened to also be her next-door neighbor in their condo, became her close friend. When Mara accepted Gali's invitation to be his partner for his dance recital, their friendship would seem to have blossomed into love. However, anxieties arise questioning if a deaf person can have a serious long-term relationship with one with normal hearing?
A public hospital serves as a witness to a young boys rite of passage when he is stuck to take care of his ailing father. Caught in a place where life itself is in limbo, the boy treats the hospital grounds as his playground, not knowing that it will be his source of liberation in the end.
An underground fighting circuit run by an international crime syndicate invades a retired MMA champion's small, idyllic island hometown. Syndicate thugs brutally assault his wife and kill his best friend, leaving him with no other choice but to fight for justice.
A triptych of interconnected tales of love, lust, and betrayal, "Love Lockdown" tells the story of an illicit affair, a stalking, and a sex scandal that snowball during the COVID-19 lockdown. Can they escape from their shattered fates as they get entangled in a web of lies?
Miss Granny tells the story of a woman in her 70s who realizes she is becoming a burden on her family when she magically finds herself back in the body of her 20-year-old self after having her picture taken at a mysterious photo studio.
A two-part original movie featuring hair-raising stories of desire and desperation. In "Scorpio," an aging photographer seeks the powers of an ancient Chinese potion to turn into a hunk of a man and win the love of a sensual young maiden. However, the choices he made lead to a miserable and tragic picture. In "Aswang," a woman with very little means adopts a stray dog who transforms into a monster that protects her from danger.
In 1938, Philippine President Manuel Quezon, future U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower, and several other notable figures set out to rescue Jewish refugees from the ghettos of Germany and Austria. What seems within their power at first, turns out to be fraught with astronomical obstacles. On top of this, Quezon must battle a relapse of tuberculosis. In his final days, Quezon asks the question "Could I have done more?" before recollecting one of the least known, but most uplifting stories in Philippine history.
ABS-CBN Global presents KABAYANI TALKS, an online talk show which aims to answer OFW issues and concerns ranging from OFW Reintegration, legal and employment queries, Philippine government initiatives for Filipinos abroad, etc. Hosted by broadcast journalist, Jasmin Romero, with guests from various fields of expertise.
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