Gloria Romero, 81, says no to “special treatment on the set.”
Oct 252015
Oct 252015
It is a hair perfume called Essensu’s hair spritz, which Kris Aquino featured on Kris TV.
Oct 232015
Maine Mendoza gives a first and rare interview to YES!
Oct 232015
LJ Reyes and Kaye Abad wear the same Jaz Cerezo dress.
Oct 232015
Roxanne Guinoo, a mother of one boy and one girl, wishes to have one more baby.
Oct 222015
Gloria Romero also reveals her favorite accessory.
Oct 222015
www.thevalley.net (Sherman Oaks, Calif.) – The Valley Economic Alliance along with the California Employment Development Department is hosting the 9th annual largest veteran job fair of its kind in Los Angeles County on Thursday, October 22, 2015 at the Warner Center Marriott Hotel located at 21850 Oxnard Street, Woodland Hills, CA from 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Over 1,500 veterans from our local military bases who have returned from active duty will have the opportunity to meet face to face with more than 90 quality employers from a wide assortment of industries. Some of the employers will be interviewing and hiring candidates on the spot providing veterans the opportunity to fill more than 1,500 confirmed job openings. Industries include manufacturing, retail, healthcare, banking, construction and engineering. “Events like the “Honor a Hero-Hire a Veteran” Job & Resource Fair, which connects Los Angeles and Ventura Counties’ talented workers with employers looking to hire, are a critical part of The Valley Economic Alliance’s efforts to strengthen our economy and support a stronger workforce”, Kenn Phillips, Vice President. “The Honor a Hero-Hire a Veteran” Job & Resource Fair will also provide our veterans , who have bravely sacrificed in defense of our freedom and have considerable talent and unique skills that will strengthen our civilian workforce and our economy. I want to thank our veterans for their service, as well as California Employment Development Department and the participating businesses for their efforts to build a stronger, more innovative San Fernando Valley. Premier sponsors include Bank of America Read More …
Oct 222015
Sen. Grace Poe (bottom center) flanked by supporters during her arrival at the Commission on Election Headquarters to file her Certificate of Candidacy, Thursday. Sen. Poe will be running independently with Sen. Chiz Escudero as her running mate for the 2016 election. (MNS photo) MANILA, Oct 21 (Mabuhay) – The camp of Sen. Grace Poe has asked the Senate Electoral Tribunal (SET) for more time to submit the results of DNA testing to trace her family, amid lingering questions on her citizenship. SET spokesperson and secretary Irene Guevarra said on Wednesday the lawmaker’s camp had requested a two-week extension for the submission of the DNA results. The camp’s deadline was supposed to be today. “Her counsel filed a motion for extension to submit until Nov. 5,” Guevarra said. She said that the SET has yet to rule on whether or not to approve the extension plea, adding that copies of the motion have yet to be distributed to the nine members of the tribunal. Poe’s spokesman Valenzuela Mayor Rex Gatchalian and legal counsel, George Garcia, both confirmed that their camp sought an extension because they have yet to get the results. “We are still waiting for the results of the DNA to come back. Rest assured we will follow the parameters and guidelines set forth by the SET,” Gatchalian said. During oral arguments conducted by the SET at the Supreme Court last month, Poe’s lawyer, Alexander Poblador, revealed that Poe had undergone DNA testing. The oral argument was conducted in Read More …
Oct 222015
Maria Ozawa (MNS photo) Maria Ozawa seems to be having fun in the Philippines as she shoots her first Filipino movie, “Nilalang.” The film, which also stars Cesar Montano, is an entry to this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival. Ozawa revealed that she was initially nervous about working with a non-Japanese cast and crew. “I’m very excited. I’ve been waiting for this. Actually I was really scared at first because it’s my first movie here and it’s my first time working with everybody, with foreign people. But the more I spend time with people, the crew and the cast, I found out that they could really be nicer than Japanese people,” she said. Asked how she finds Montano as a leading man, Ozawa said: “He was really a gentleman on the set. He’s really protective. For example, while on set, he’ll always ask if I’m okay.” To prove that she is indeed enjoying her time in the Philippines, Ozawa revealed she working to extend her stay in the Philippines. “Me working in the Philippines is really a big and important thing for me. It’s changing my life and career. I just have to take another step to my future. I need to level up. You just can’t do one industry in a long time,” she said. But what is it with Filipino people that she likes the most? “I guess it’s because of the love that people give me. They are all really nice. It makes me want to stay Read More …
Oct 222015
Members of the Philippine Air Force load relief goods from the Department of Social Welfare and Development to a C-130 airplane on Wednesday at the Villamor Airbase in Pasay City. The relief goods consist of food packs, blankets, and other necessities, for affected families in Baler and Casiguran, Aurora. (MNS photo) MANILA, Oct 21 (Mabuhay) — Local government units and community organizations may start submitting proposals for climate change adaptation projects under the P1 billion People’s Survival Fund (PSF). The government is now finalizing details for the fund’s utilization and will formally announce its call for proposals on October 28, the Department of Finance said Wednesday. Republic Act 10174 created the fund aimed at enabling the government to tackle climate change. Passed in 2012, the law also required the creation of a board that will oversee the fund. “The PSF is an example of the government’s commitment to protecting those most vulnerable from the effects of climate change,” said the finance secretary, who concurrently heads the fund’s board. The P1 billion allocation covers adaptation activities that include water resources management, agriculture and fisheries. It also serves as guarantee for risk insurance needs of farmers and other sectors. The government may utilize the fund to establish regional centers and information networks along with forecasting and early warning systems against climate-related hazards. The fund may also serve as support to institutional development such as preventive measures, planning, preparedness and management of impacts relating to climate change. The Philippines and 19 other countries Read More …