Child actors and singers are adored by viewers and listeners because they’re such precocious talents. When other kids are still as awkward as heck and can’t even talk straight, some preternaturally gifted children as young as 3 are already performing like pint-sized pros, impressing the socks off people much older than they are! Trouble [...]
The third telecast last March 15 of Martin Nievera’s new late-Friday-night talk show on ABS-CBN came off better than its premiere show, thanks mainly to its inspired choice of guest—former child star turned gender-bender, Aiza Seguerra.
Gigi Miranda, student: “I’ve been following Coco Martin’s career since he was a struggling indie actor. Now that he acts in mainstream movies and on television, I’m happy that I get to see him more often.
Movie director and scriptwriter Jovinar “Joven” Tan entered ABS-CBN’s relaunched “Himig Handog” songwriting competition with no expectations. After all, Tan pointed out, he was up against veterans.
Director-composer Jovinor Tan’s heart-breaking love song “Anong Nangyari sa Ating Dalawa” was declared winner of this year’s Himig Handog songwriting competition.
Sam Pinto and Aiza Seguerra – two of the cast members of “Si Agimat, Si Enteng at Ako,” are thankful for the career boost they got in 2012.
Some things have changed since Krizza Neri won the GMA 7 talent search “Protégé” last year.
We all saw how Aiza Seguerra morphed from an adorable child wonder into a talented singer-songwriter. We salute her for being brave enough to show her true colors. It’s not an easy thing to admit you’re gay, especially in the cruel world of show biz. It’s been 25 years since Aiza charmed her way [...]
“This is my life. I will live it the way I like,” said singer-actress Aiza Seguerra, who will commemorate her 25th year in show business with a star-studded concert on Sept. 28. Aiza, 28, said she finally found happiness after having learned to love and accept herself. “I learned to respect differences in [...]
Last month, we chanced upon some interviews on TV that offered more than just the usual platitudes and promotional fluff. Topping the list was Janice de Belen’s long talk with Aiza Seguerra.
We made it a point to catch “Talentadong Pinoy-Kids” when the show held its third quarterly tilt, with the winner going on to compete in the finals. A lot of gifted young performers have competed on the show, so the quarterly finalists could be expected to be the cream of the really talented crop.
After an unusually upbeat opening week of telecasts, the new late-morning teleserye “Be Careful With My Heart” is starting to be less of a continuing delight. It’s still quite viewable, but a number of its developments are less than choice.
