|  She was a beauty queen and an award-winning actress but what if she has a special gift that demands her to leave the limelight?
Broadcast journalist Atom Araullo tells the story of Elizabeth Oropesa-Freeman who chose to focus not on stardom but on her ability to sense auras and heal this Friday (May 24) in “Pinoy True Stories: Hiwaga.”
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|  More than 13,000 screaming and laughing fans with smiles on their faces recently filled the Big Dome for the unkabogable and sold-out comedy concert of record-breaking star Vice Ganda titled “I-Vice Ganda Mo ‘Ko Sa Araneta.”
The phenomenal box-office artist proved the magic of his comedic charm once again as he breaks another record of being the no.1 local artist with the highest number of ticket sales for 2013, according to ticket distributor Ticketnet.
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|  Jeepney TV, home of the Pinoys' best-loved TV classics and only cable channel of its kind, honors Edgar "Bobot" Mortiz for his nearly 50 years in entertainment with a special entitled "Goin' For Gold" on the channel's "Let's Go Linggo" program.
Direk Bobot, as he is fondly called in the industry, has made a name for himself as a TV/movie actor and director, touted as one of the most influential forces on television today. In the 1970s, he gained popularity as a teen star and ka-love team of Vilma Santos, but, as he reveals in the special, he actually started out as the love team partner of Ate Vi's erstwhile rival, Nora Aunor. In the 1980s-1990s, he successfully reinvented himself as a formidable creative force behind television's highest topraters, foremost of which were for the gag shows "Goin' Bananas" and "Tropang Trumpo". Today, Bobot is recognized as the creator of the long-running kiddie gag show "Goin' Bulilit", and may be credited for launching the careers of some of today's hottest young stars.
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|  Cinema One Blockbuster Sundays premieres the Tagalized version of the Korean drama film "My Mother, The Mermaid" on May 19.
The story is about Na-young (Jeon Do-yeon), an office worker who lives with her seemingly emotionless father Jin-kook (Kim Bong-geun) and her loud cynical mother Yeon-soon (Ko Du-shim). Frustrated and tired, Na-young looks forward to vacationing abroad until her father goes missing and she has to skip the trip to find him.
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|  The race to the grand finals finally begins as ABS-CBN’s biggest and grandest talent-reality show “Pilipinas Got Talent” kicks off its semi-finals round this Saturday (May 18) where the top 12 semi-finalists will compete in an intense live talent showdown to take one of six grand finalist slots.
Expect leveled up performances and leveled judges power as the Big Three judges Kris Aquino, Ai Ai Delas Alas, and Freddie “FMG” Garcia will now choose two acts to make it to the grand finals. The act voted by viewers via text and online will again automatically take a grand finalist slot while the judges pick their top two bets among the acts that will rank 2nd, 3rd, and 4th in the nationwide votes.
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