Kapamilya actress Julia Montes was once again hailed as the Best Actress for TV in the 14th Gawad Tanglaw Awards 2016 for her portrayal of twins Kara and Sara in the afternoon series Doble Kara.
“It is an honor to be recognized once again by Gawad Tanglaw. I am very happy and thankful that they appreciated my portrayal of the twins,” said Julia, who first nabbed the Best Actress Award for Ikaw Lamang.
She added, “More trials and conflicts will face the twins and the other characters in the story that the viewers will surely not want to miss.”
Julia also wants to thanks afternoon viewers for tuning in to the series, which consistently wins against its rival program in its timeslot.
According to the latest data from Kantar Media, Doble Kara recorded a national TV rating of 17.2 percent on Feb. 23, higher than that of GMA’s Wish I May, which only hit 10.7 percent.
Meanwhile, the series get even more thrilling now that Lucille (Carmina Villaroel) tried to win Kara back and clashed with Laura (Mylene Dizon) in the process.But Kara didn’t let Lucille deceive her once again as she stood by her real mother and protected her family from Lucille’s wrath.
Will Lucille’s plan of bringing the Suarezes down stop? Can Kara and Sara have the peaceful life they have always wanted?
Doble Kara airs Monday to Friday after It’s Showtime on ABS-CBN Kapamilya Gold. For more information about the program, visit the official social networking site of Dreamscape Entertainment Television at Facebook.com/DreamscapePH, Twitter.com/DreamscapePH, and Instagram.com/DreamscapePH.
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Thousands witness JaDine kiss in OTWOL finale’s live viewing party
Certified Otwolistas and JaDine fans once again united and showed their love for On the Wings of Love stars James Reid and Nadine Lustre as they packed OTWOL’s live viewing party at the Ynares Center in Antipolo on Feb. 26.
Fans all over the country started to line up early morning to make sure they could witness the union of their most loved characters live.
And as soon as Mr. and Mrs. Clark Medina stepped and locked lips on the Ynares stage, OTWOListas and JaDine fans could not help but scream their hearts out and go wild for the couple.
The show’s finale also set social media ablaze as netizens expressed their happiness for Clark and Leah’s happy ending, with the official hashtag #OTWOLTheLastFlight topping Twitter’s trending topics and generating almost four million tweets.
As the show ended, James and Nadine thanked their fans for their unwavering support and for tuning in to Clark and Leah’s love story.
Meanwhile, the kiligfest continues as the real -life couple revealed some scoops about their relationship in an exclusive tell-all interview with Robi Domingo and Gretchen Ho in Achieve! From Reel to Real on Feb. 28 after Banana Sundae.
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Chiz tells Grace he never left FPJ’s side
Despite intrigues from opponents, Senator Grace Poe is confident about her team mate, Senator Chiz Escudero.
According to Poe, Escudero has proved his loyalty as a friend during the time when her father, Fernando Poe, Jr., ran in 2004 against Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.
Every time Poe introduces Escudero during campaign rallies, she never fails to mention her team mate’s loyalty to his father.
“Bilang inyong kababayan na naririto hinihingi ko rin ang tulong ninyo para sa ating mga kasama ngayon. Si Senator Chiz na matagal na nating kaibigan, na hindi iniwan si FPJ, na matalino, magaling at may paninindigan,” Poe said in her speech in Pangasinan recently.
If you recall, Escudero was FPJ’s spokesman during the 2004 elections.
Esudero said that he and Grace have the longest-running friendship compare to the other presidential and vice-presidential tandems in May’s elections.
Escudero says that his and Poe’s tandem is not merely for “political convenience.”
“Lahat ng tandem maski na isa-isahin pa natin, lahat sila ay bagong kilala lang naman at ngayon lang yata nagkasama. Kaya siguro ang puntirya ng black propaganda at paninira ay sa amin dahil kami ang may pinakamalalim at mahabang pinagsamahan,” Escudero said in an interview.
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Role of women in history in student dance drama
In celebration of National Women’s Month this March, the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB) junior Arts Management students mount Pendulo, a dance production that presents the contributions of underrated Filipino women in history and their impact on the way we live today.
The show presents five movement studies and their interactions with light, sound, textile, text and architecture as a way of discussing the role these characters played in shaping the past.
Pendulo is written by Ivan Gozum, and is directed by Allen Gulmatico. The production team includes Anastasia Altomonte and Bea Dela Cruz (set design), Marvs Fabular and Dean Carayag (music), Marielle Valenzuela (choreography), Timothy Axibal (lights), and Pamela Alibusa, Issa Palomar and Kat Joplo (costume design).
The production is in completion of the students’ Workshop in Performing Arts (WPEPFOR) class.
Pendulo will have performances today and tomorrow, 1 p.m. and 7 p.m., at the Black Box Theater of DLS-CSB School of Design and Arts Campus.
For ticket inquiries, contact Rutrisha Anne Herrera at 0916-661-3074. Visit the official Facebook page fb.com/PENDULO, and Twitter and Instagram @pendulo2016
