GMA Network launches tomorrow the new “All-Star Videoke” with Solenn Heussaff and Betong Sumaya as hosts. They promise to give a show that’s twice the fun and excitement.
Because of her love for music and singing, Solenn is eager for the show to begin. “Ito talaga ’yung first hosting gig ko sa GMA Entertainment so iba ’yung feeling kasi sobrang bongga ’yung preparations sa lahat. Nandu’n ’yung pressure but also the excitement kasi I really like music and singing so dito magagawa ko talaga ’yun.”
On the other hand, Betong said, “Natutuwa ako kasi kami ni Solenn ’yung pinagkatiwalaan ng GMA dito sa napakalaking project na ito. As we all know, inaabangan talaga ito ng viewers noon, ’di ba? Sobra ’yung excitement ko kasi following the footsteps of Allan K., Jaya and Arnell Ignacio, ang laki ng shoes to fill in so I feel blessed and challenged at the same time.”
The game features six celebrity contestants vying to outwit one another by filling in the missing words on a song in a videoke-type presentation.
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Going global, giving back
Now on its third year, World Class Excellence Japan Awards (WCEJA) will be held on Sept. 4 at the Hilton Fukuoka Seahawk Hotel. Founded by Filipino-Japanese multi-awarded performer, beauty queen and civic leader Emma Toba (Emma Cordero) in 2015, WCEJA) seeks to recognize personalities who have excelled in their respective fields in Japan, the Philippines, and other countries.
In WCEJA, Emma saw an opportunity to fuse her passion for recognizing great talents and helping out those in need.
All proceeds of the WCEJA will go to civic programs and scholarships granted by the Ai Wo Agetai (“I Wanna Give Love”) Foundation (also known as NPO Houjin in Japan); and to help the Voice of an Angel Foundation (VOAA) Philippines’ less-fortunate scholars at the Our Lady of Fatima de San Pedro School in San Pedro City
Some WCEJA awardees include Filipino singing icons Freddie Aguilar and Imelda Papin, Katrina Paula and Marjorie Jalosjos.
Just recently, Emma also established the King & Queen of VOAA Universe International which will be held on Sept. 3 at the Sun Palace Hotel in Fukuoka.
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Because of her love for music and singing, Solenn is eager for the show to begin. “Ito talaga ’yung first hosting gig ko sa GMA Entertainment so iba ’yung feeling kasi sobrang bongga ’yung preparations sa lahat. Nandu’n ’yung pressure but also the excitement kasi I really like music and singing so dito magagawa ko talaga ’yun.”
On the other hand, Betong said, “Natutuwa ako kasi kami ni Solenn ’yung pinagkatiwalaan ng GMA dito sa napakalaking project na ito. As we all know, inaabangan talaga ito ng viewers noon, ’di ba? Sobra ’yung excitement ko kasi following the footsteps of Allan K., Jaya and Arnell Ignacio, ang laki ng shoes to fill in so I feel blessed and challenged at the same time.”
The game features six celebrity contestants vying to outwit one another by filling in the missing words on a song in a videoke-type presentation.
• • •
Going global, giving back
Now on its third year, World Class Excellence Japan Awards (WCEJA) will be held on Sept. 4 at the Hilton Fukuoka Seahawk Hotel. Founded by Filipino-Japanese multi-awarded performer, beauty queen and civic leader Emma Toba (Emma Cordero) in 2015, WCEJA) seeks to recognize personalities who have excelled in their respective fields in Japan, the Philippines, and other countries.
In WCEJA, Emma saw an opportunity to fuse her passion for recognizing great talents and helping out those in need.
All proceeds of the WCEJA will go to civic programs and scholarships granted by the Ai Wo Agetai (“I Wanna Give Love”) Foundation (also known as NPO Houjin in Japan); and to help the Voice of an Angel Foundation (VOAA) Philippines’ less-fortunate scholars at the Our Lady of Fatima de San Pedro School in San Pedro City
Some WCEJA awardees include Filipino singing icons Freddie Aguilar and Imelda Papin, Katrina Paula and Marjorie Jalosjos.
Just recently, Emma also established the King & Queen of VOAA Universe International which will be held on Sept. 3 at the Sun Palace Hotel in Fukuoka.
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