What's missing, Sharon?
Published Sep 6, 2018 04:05 pm
JUST A THOUGHT: ‘If you tell the truth, you don’t have to remember anything.’ – Mark Twain
Sharon Cuneta
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TELESERYE ACTING: When are the likes of Aga Muhlach and Sharon Cuneta going to act in nightly Kapamilya teleseryes?
The question bugs as TV dramas these days cast even the biggest stars then and now. Well, most everyone, except Sharon and Aga, not together but separately.
It becomes even more relevant now as Sharon is entering her 40th year in entertainment. She has done most everything, singing, acting, dancing, hosting, recording, the works.
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OPENING UP: Sharon’s return to ABS-CBN has been limited thus far to being judge in network’s reality contests. She has been on “Your Face Sounds Familiar” and “The Voice Of The Philippines.”
Thank God Star Cinema assigned her “Unexpectedly Yours,” a monster hit where she was one of four major attractions.
So, is Sharon acting in an ABS-CBN teleserye soon? Her personal life is a goldmine for a TV drama series.
Sharon herself has been opening up of late (too much, some say), revealing even the most intimate of her private romances. The last I saw her, she kept laughing all over the place on the set of “Gandang Gabi, Vice,” where she guested recently.
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HER OWN NETWORK: The megastar recently launched, in line with the year-long celebration of her 40thanniversary,
SharonCunetaNetwork, a platform that officially synergizes her online presence via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.
The network provides exclusive and original content on everything about the veteran singer-actress.
It integrates her film, television, music, live performances, and endorsements.
Not to forget peeks into her life as a mother, wife, sister, and friend.
On Facebook, her newest official handle is SharonCunetaNetwork; on Twitter it’s @SharonCunetaNet; on Instagram it’s @SharonCunetaNetwork; and on YouTube it’s Sharon Cuneta Network.
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MY FORTY YEARS: Airing on SharonCunetaNetwork these days are special webisodes documenting various aspects of Sharon’s career and personal life, leading to her anniversary concert “My 40 Years.”
The landmark event is set on Sept. 28 at Araneta Coliseum, with three musical directors: Louie Ocampo, Mel Villena, and Ryan Cayabyab.
Guests are no less sterling: Zsa Zsa Padilla, Kuh Ledesma, Regine Velasquez-Alacasid, Martin Nievera, Basil Valdez, and Gary Valenciano.
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SEE THE POINT: Remember Norman King, the first Aeta graduate from the University of the Philippines?
Norman is now a lecturer in UP, teaching Community Psychology at the Pampanga campus.
He is one of the stars of a recently launched documentary film together with two other young visionaries.
They may be young and millennial, but they see the point.
That is, believing in oneself as key to prosperity.
Step aside, Miss Universe.
These three ideal millennials lead Eyes Mo, Care Mo campaign (#REDvolution) launched by Eye Mo.
Their central message?
Love your eyes.
Also featured in the short film are radio jock and sportscaster Nikko Ramos and Claire Adorna, one of 29 Filipino gold medalists in the 2015 SEA Games.
Sharon Cuneta
• • •
TELESERYE ACTING: When are the likes of Aga Muhlach and Sharon Cuneta going to act in nightly Kapamilya teleseryes?
The question bugs as TV dramas these days cast even the biggest stars then and now. Well, most everyone, except Sharon and Aga, not together but separately.
It becomes even more relevant now as Sharon is entering her 40th year in entertainment. She has done most everything, singing, acting, dancing, hosting, recording, the works.
• • •
OPENING UP: Sharon’s return to ABS-CBN has been limited thus far to being judge in network’s reality contests. She has been on “Your Face Sounds Familiar” and “The Voice Of The Philippines.”
Thank God Star Cinema assigned her “Unexpectedly Yours,” a monster hit where she was one of four major attractions.
So, is Sharon acting in an ABS-CBN teleserye soon? Her personal life is a goldmine for a TV drama series.
Sharon herself has been opening up of late (too much, some say), revealing even the most intimate of her private romances. The last I saw her, she kept laughing all over the place on the set of “Gandang Gabi, Vice,” where she guested recently.
• • •
HER OWN NETWORK: The megastar recently launched, in line with the year-long celebration of her 40thanniversary,
SharonCunetaNetwork, a platform that officially synergizes her online presence via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.
The network provides exclusive and original content on everything about the veteran singer-actress.
It integrates her film, television, music, live performances, and endorsements.
Not to forget peeks into her life as a mother, wife, sister, and friend.
On Facebook, her newest official handle is SharonCunetaNetwork; on Twitter it’s @SharonCunetaNet; on Instagram it’s @SharonCunetaNetwork; and on YouTube it’s Sharon Cuneta Network.
• • •
MY FORTY YEARS: Airing on SharonCunetaNetwork these days are special webisodes documenting various aspects of Sharon’s career and personal life, leading to her anniversary concert “My 40 Years.”
The landmark event is set on Sept. 28 at Araneta Coliseum, with three musical directors: Louie Ocampo, Mel Villena, and Ryan Cayabyab.
Guests are no less sterling: Zsa Zsa Padilla, Kuh Ledesma, Regine Velasquez-Alacasid, Martin Nievera, Basil Valdez, and Gary Valenciano.
• • •
SEE THE POINT: Remember Norman King, the first Aeta graduate from the University of the Philippines?
Norman is now a lecturer in UP, teaching Community Psychology at the Pampanga campus.
He is one of the stars of a recently launched documentary film together with two other young visionaries.
They may be young and millennial, but they see the point.
That is, believing in oneself as key to prosperity.
Step aside, Miss Universe.
These three ideal millennials lead Eyes Mo, Care Mo campaign (#REDvolution) launched by Eye Mo.
Their central message?
Love your eyes.
Also featured in the short film are radio jock and sportscaster Nikko Ramos and Claire Adorna, one of 29 Filipino gold medalists in the 2015 SEA Games.