TV5 presents the wacky and crazy summer misadventures of Joey Marquez, Long Mejia, Wendell Ramos and the rest of the Baranggay Mapanganib gang in Hapi-er Togeder this Tuesday, April 12.





TV5 presents the wacky and crazy summer misadventures of Joey Marquez, Long Mejia, Wendell Ramos and the rest of the Baranggay Mapanganib gang in Hapi-er Togeder this Tuesday, April 12.





TV5’s Talentadong Pinoy presents the most exciting and star-studded showdown of talents this Sunday, April 10, as it celebrates the birthday of host Ryan Agoncillo.
With an all-celebrity Talentado line-up, viewers will surely be hooked this weekend as they watch some of the most notable performances from Ryan’s closest friends: Daiana Meneses, Jose and Marion of Fear Factor, Miriam Quiambao, Jeffrey Santos, and LJ Moreno.
Find out how the celebrity Talentados will battle it out onstage and see who will be able to impress the special panel of talent scouts –- comprised of Ryan’s wife Judy Ann Santos-Agoncillo, Shalala, Direk Joey Reyes, and Congress representative Lucy Torres-Gomez.
Moreover, don’t miss the special participation of Ryan’s mother-in-law, Mommy Carol, as Chairman of the Jury. Ryan’s stylist, talent manager, friends and fans are also part of the jury to help determine the best performer of the night.
Talentadong Pinoy airs Saturdays at 8:30pm and Sundays at 7:30pm on TV5.
TV5 also submitted its report to the MTRCB on its internal investigation into the incident involving the six-year-old boy Jan Jan Suan who performed a dance number on the program “Willing Willie”.
A key finding of the investigation was that the versions of the incident that were circulated on YouTube and Facebook were substantially different from what actually took place and was aired on the TV program. While the segment where Jan Jan appeared spanned a period of 48 minutes in the actual show, the YouTube and Facebook versions lasted for only around ten minutes or less.
Apparently, the YouTube and Facebook videos were deliberately spliced and edited to put the program “Willing Willie” and its host Willie Revillame, as well as the program’s live audience, in the worst possible light. They made it seem as if Jan Jan was crying throughout his performance, as if the boy had been coerced, and as if Revillame had acted callously to humiliate the young contestant.
In fact, the full, unedited recording of the program showed that Jan Jan was clearly and more often “emoting” while dancing and that when he did cry it was because of the intimidating presence of Bonel Balingit and because he had lost in the game portion of the show. In the unedited version, it was plainly obvious that Jan Jan had not been forced to dance against his will. For his part, Revillame was very favorably impressed by Jan Jan’s performance and sought to praise and celebrate rather than put him down.
In the context of the full performance of Jan Jan on “Willing Willie”, it is exceedingly clear that he was not coerced in any way; that his performance was not lewd or obscene.
The Complaint speaks of gyrating movements which, however, are not obscene per se nor suggestive of a sexual or immoral act. Indeed such movements are part of a dance form called “body wave”. The “body wave” is no different from the familiar dance moves we have been accustomed to today, such as the “lambada”, bellydancing and the “spaghetti” dance.
As far as the minor is concerned, he is exhibiting a dance movement. In fact, body wave dancing has become part and parcel of Philippine pop culture. In many town fiestas and private gatherings, adults allow their children to dance in this manner.
Finally, if indeed the MTRCB sees it fit to impose further regulations on performances and appearance of minors in television programs, then its inquiry and/or investigation should involve all networks, the KBP, and the MTRCB. Thereafter, new rules, standards or guidelines to govern or even prohibit minors from performing or appearing in television programs may be formulated."
Source: TV5 PR
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O God, through the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, graciously grant the canonization of Blessed Pedro Calungsod, if it be for the greater glory of your Name and for the good our souls. AMEN.
Our Father... Hail Mary... Glory be.
For the Canonization of Blessed Pedro Calungsod, let us pray to the Lord.
O Dios, pinaagi sa pangama sa Mahal nga Birhen Maria, mapuangurong itugot ang Kanonisasyon ni Beato Pedro Calungsod, kung ugaling kini alang sa labaw'ng kahimayaan sa Imong Ngalan ug alang sa kaayohan sa among mga kalag. AMEN.
Amahan Namo.... Maghimaya ka Maria... Himaya sa Amahan....
Alang sa Kanonisasyon ni Beato Pedro Calungsod, mag-ampo kita sa Ginoo.
At 8:30 PM on Saturday 26th March 2011,
lights will switch off around the globe for Earth Hour
and people will commit to actions that go beyond
the hour.
With Earth Hour almost upon us, our thoughts are
with the people of Japan during this incredibly challenging
and sad time for their country.
TV5 recently inked a deal with World Wide Fund for Nature to be the media partner for the 2011 Earth Hour, a global event happening on March 26 from 8:30pm to 9:30pm. TV5 also agrees be a partner in raising environmental awareness among the viewing public as WWF runs its Earth Hour 60+ campaign. Shown in the photo are (L-R) WWF VP for Marketing Reggie Olalia, TV5 President and CEO Atty. Ray C. Espinosa, WWF Vice Chairman and CEO Jose Ma. Lorenzo Tan and TV5 Executive Vice President and COO Roberto V. Barreiro.


Justin Bieber Live in Manila with special guest: Poreotics
Concert Date: Tuesday, May 10, 2011, 8:00pm
Concert venue: SM Mall of Asia Concert Grounds, Pasay City
Smart Communications Inc. together with TV 5 and Music Management International will bring Justin Bieber’s My World Tour live in Manila with America’s Best Dance Crew season 4 winner Poreotics on May 10, 2011 at Mall of Asia Concert Grounds.
Ticket Prices:
-P8,000++
-P5,000++
-P3,500++
-P2,000++
-P750++
Tickets available at:
SM Tickets (470.22.22)
Ticketworld 891 9999



