Retiring from show biz isn’t in Gloria Romero’s vocabulary. The former movie queen will turn 81 in December, but she intends to continue acting for as long as she can memorize her lines and do justice to the roles assigned to her.
If Gelli de Belen were to choose, she would pick drama over comedy shows at night. She agrees with the observation that drama serials could have negative effects on viewers. She says that the oppressed characters’ screaming and crying bring back similar experiences we’ve encountered in our lives.
Raymond Lauchengco is best remembered for his work in the ’80s as part of the coming-of-age flick, “Bagets,” which launched his singing career.
In his Valentine concert series, “Samahang Walang Ka-Valentine,” at Music Museum on Feb. 13, 14 and 15, Ogie Alcasid will sing about enduring love as he pays tribute to the widows of Fernando Poe Jr., Rudy Fernandez and Dolphy.
TV5’S reality show, “Face to Face,” assumes a new look as part of the network’s “Everyday All The Way” programming boost. It has been rechristened “Face The People,” and is telecast Mondays to Fridays at 4:30 p.m.
