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Jodi Sta. Maria tinamaan ng COVID kaya hindi nakarating sa party ni Mr. M
MAY balidong rason pala si Jodi Sta. Maria kaya hindi nakadalo sa “Night of 100 Stars” tribute para kay Johnny Manahan na kilala bilang Mr. M. Hindi raw totoo na binawi ang imbitasyon kay Jodi dahil mas pinaboran daw si Claudine Barretto sa event. Tinamaan daw ng COVID-19 si Jodi. Nasulat namin dito sa BANDERA ang.....»»
Kokoy sorry nang sorry kay Sue dahil sa ‘lamasan’ sa ‘Your Mother’s Son’
GRABE! As in grabe pala talaga ang mga nakakaloka at nakaka-shock na mga eksena nina Miggy Jimenez, Kokoy de Santos at Sue Prado sa “Your Mother’s Son.” Napanood namin ang pinakabagong obra ng award-winning filmmaker na si Jun Robles Lana sa ginanap na press screening nito sa Gateway Cineplex sa Cubao, Quezon City nitong nagdaang.....»»
EXCLUSIVE: Jayda chinika ang hinahanap na katangian ng ‘right lover’
ANO-ANO kaya ang mga katangian na hinahanap ni Jayda Avanzado sa isang ideal “right lover?” ‘Yan ang inisa-isa niya sa BANDERA nang makachikahan namin ang singer kasabay ng pag-release niya ng latest single na “Right Lover, Wrong Time.” Sa exclusive interview, inamin ni Jayda na gaya ng maram ay gusto rin niya ng taong marunong.....»»
Catriona Gray, Sam Milby nagkaayos na kaya tuloy ang kasal, sey ng manager
SILA pa rin nina Catriona Gray at Sam Milby. ‘Yan ang naging sagot sa amin ng manager ng celebrity couple na si Erickson Raymundo, Presidente at CEO ng Cornerstone Entertainment. Sey pa niya, “Hindi naman naghiwalay. Nagkaro’n lang ng isyu kasi na-move ang date ng kasal.” Naka-chikahan namin si Erickson sa Bona Slim launching ni.....»»
Coach tells Bulldogs to stay focused
National University head coach Dante Alinsurin is keeping his players’ emotions in check with the unbeaten three-peat-seeking squad just three wins from completing an elimination round sweep of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines Season 85 men’s volleyball tournament. The Bulldogs bunched up 11 wins in a row in as many games to punch a ticket to their eighth straight Final Four appearance armed with a twice-to-beat advantage in the division’s first staging following a three-year pandemic-forced hiatus. NU, undefeated in 29 consecutive games since 2019, can advance to the best-of-three Finals outright and force a step-ladder semifinals if it hurdles its last three assignments against University of the East, Final Four-bound University of Santo Tomas and Ateneo de Manila University. But despite his team’s hot streak, Alinsunurin does not want his players to be distracted with the prospect of an elims sweep. He wants the Bulldogs to just zone in on the task in front of them and not look too far ahead. “I always remind them to just do what they need to do inside the court. The twice-to-beat, the sweep, honestly, we only talked about it once,” Alinsurin said. “We make it a point that we put our focus on what we talked about on training,” he added. The four-time champion mentor also lauds his team for fully understanding what he wants to impart and for keeping the fire burning despite piling up victories. “I never put pressure on them that we need to reach this or we have to do that. Maybe that’s the reason why the team remains focused everyday in training and in games,” the former men’s national team mentor that steered the country to a silver medal finish in the 2019 Southeast Asian Games held in Manila. NU beat Far Eastern University, 28-26, 25-21, 26-28, 25-23, last Sunday behind Buds Buddun, Nico Almendras, Kennry Malinis and Obed Mukaba. The Bulldogs will face the Red Warriors on Saturday before taking on the Tigers on 26 April and the Blue Eagles on 29 April to wrap up their elims campaign. “We have to keep on working and try to improve every training,” Alinsunurin. “See what we need to address like our unforced errors and see to it that we’ll be able to limit our miscues in our next games.” The post Coach tells Bulldogs to stay focused appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Choco, Creamline hurdle first assignment
Dante Alinsurin had seen positive signs since he took over the coaching reins at Choco Mucho......»»
Bryan Bagunas: Basketball s loss is volleyball s gain
Who would’ve thought that a flubbed lay-up in a basketball game would convince Bryan Bagunas to embrace a different sport that eventually brought him success? The Southeast Asian Games silver medalist shared on The Score’s Kalye Confessions an anecdote on how his volleyball career started. Just like most boys in this hoops-crazy nation, Bagunas initially found interest playing basketball. He tried volleyball just out of curiosity. During his sophomore year in high school, the Balayan, Batangas native joined both basketball and volleyball competitions in his school’s intramurals. A rather embarrassing moment made him realize that basketball may not be for him. “Naglaro ako ng basketball. Kaso nag-iisa na lang ako, nag-layup ako sablay,” recalled the Oita Miyoshi Weiss Adler import in the Japan V. Premier League. “Kaya sabi ko parang ayoko nang mag-basketball ah.” He fared better in volleyball. “Eh ‘di ‘yun sa volleyball naman. Nag-OK naman, second year high school ata kami nun nu’ng nag-champion kami nun sa Intrams eh,” he said. “Eh ‘di ‘yun kinuha na nila ako. Dun na nagsimula ‘yun.” From there he became a member of Balayan National High School’s volleyball team and was eventually chosen to represent Region IV-A in the 2014 Palarong Pambansa in Sta. Cruz, Laguna in his senior year. Although his team was booted out in the quarterfinals by eventual gold medalist Western Visayas, National University scouts noticed Bagunas' height and talent. Bulldogs head coach Dante Alinsurin and his assistant Jessie Lopez offered Bagunas a chance to play for the then reigning two-time UAAP men’s volleyball champion NU. “Si Coach Jessie siya pa kumuha ng phone number ko nun saka si Coach Dante. Tapos pinuntahan nila ako sa bahay sa Balayan, Batangas,” said Bagunas. His first three years with the Bulldogs resulted in heartbreaks as NU fell short in the Finals against the Marck Espejo-bannered Ateneo de Manila University. Bagunas finally won his first UAAP title in Season 80 when the Bulldogs knocked the crown off the Blue Eagles’ heads. He led NU to back-to-back titles the following year where he also bagged the Most Valuable Player award for a perfect collegiate career exit. Bagunas has been a member of the national team since 2017. In the 2019 SEA Games, Bagunas helped the Philippines establish history by taking the silver medal for the first time since 1977. He is also the second homegrown talent to be tapped as an import in Japan after Espejo. Bagunas is enjoying great success in volleyball, all thanks to a missed lay-up. --- Follow this writer on Twitter, @fromtheriles .....»»