The first batch of lucky regular housemates officially entered the famous yellow house last night (Oct 28) as ABS-CBN’s hit reality show “Pinoy Big Brother Lucky Season 7” kicked off its regular edition.

Big Brother welcomed into his house the Incredible Hunk of Nueva Ecija, Tanner Mata; Bibang Bentang-guena of Batangas, Baninay Bautista; Rampa Raketera of Bulacan, Ali Forbes; Longing Son of Taguig, Luis Hontiveros; Lucky Bet na Miss of Tacloban, Thuy Nguyen; Dazzling Daughter of Bulacan, Cora Waddell; and Overseas Filipino Warrior of Tondo, Jerome Alecre.

Watch out for these new faces and personalities beginning tonight as they share their stories and show their authentic selves while facing various tasks and challenges.

Baninay, Ali, and Jerome are certified fighters after having been tested by fate early on in their lives. To provide for her family, Baninay took on multiple jobs and used her sunny disposition as fuel to keep her going.

Same goes for beauty queen Ali who has been working very hard to earn a living, especially after her family’s business went bankrupt.

Jerome, meanwhile, represents modern day Filipino heroes— the overseas Filipinos— and left everything he had in the Philippines to work abroad in hopes of giving his family a better life.

Life has not always been easy for head turners Cora and Luis, who continue to fight for their families. Internet sensation Cora went through a tough time in her life after her mom got into an accident in the US that depleted their family’s savings. This prompted them to go back to the Philippines and start anew here.

Meanwhile, Luis, who also went viral and known online as the cute and hunky nephew of a senator, wants nothing but a happy and complete family. Growing up, he didn’t feel close to his mother, so he does everything he can to make her feel proud of him.

It’s a different journey for Thuy and Tanner who have found their second home in the Philippines. Thuy is already a familiar face to many viewers as the Vietnamese housemate in “PBB’s” celebrity edition in Vietnam. War brought her and her family to the Philippines, where they found a safe haven for all of them.

Tanner, meanwhile, grew up in the US with his mom and step dad, whom he treated as his father. He never got to meet his biological dad until he was 13. Modelling brought him to Manila and found himself a new family and friends.

Who else will join the first seven lucky regular housemates? Watch out for them as Kuya reveals their identities from Nov 3 to Nov 5 on “It’s Showtime” and “TV Patrol.”

Since its launch in 2005, “Pinoy Big Brother” has mirrored the hopes, plight, and aspirations of Filipinos through its diverse mix of housemates. Big Brother formulates tasks and challenges for the housemates to bring out their best, test their strengths, and foster camaraderie as they undergo a transformative journey inside the house.

Don’t miss “Pinoy Big Brother Lucky Season 7,” Mondays to Fridays after “Till I Met You” on ABS-CBN or on ABS-CBN HD (SkyCable Ch 167). Viewers can also catch up on the program’s past episodes via iWanTV.com and for Sky subscribers.

“Pinoy Big Brother Lucky Season 7,” meanwhile, airs weekday afternoons at 5PM while “Pinoy Big Brother Season 7 Online Show” goes live online Mondays to Fridays at 7PM viawww.pinoybigbrother.com

Atlast after almost four years of not having a pageant, the Manhunt International finally name a successor to Manhunt International 2012 June Macasaet, and he is none other than Mister Sweden Patrik Sjoo, the 24 year old Landscape Assistant bested 42 other candidates including Mister Philippines Don Mcgyver Cochico who ended up in the Top 16.

Hongkong's Ba Te Er was named first runner up, Chris Bramell of England finished second runner up, Mauricio Eusebio of Angola was third runner up, and the fourth runner up is Ramon Pissala of Brazil. The pageant was held in Shenzen, China last night.

Top 16: 

Philippines

Lebanon 

Guam 

Venezuela 

Russia

Dominican Republic

China\

Spain

Slovak Republic 

Thailand 

Germany

Special Awards:

1 Mr. Photogenic :HONG KONG 
2 Mr. Physique : SINGAPORE 
3 Mr. Friendship : PERU
4 Mr. Personality : VENEZEULA
5 Best Runway Model : GUAM
6 Best Performance : ANGOLA
7 Best Vigour : NEW ZEALAND
8 Best Commercial Model MACAU
9 Best Asia Model : CHINA
10 Best European Model : GERMANY
11 Best America Model : DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
12 Best Charm : ROMANIA
13 Best Sunshine Smile : FERNANDO DE NOROHA
14 Best Image Representative: MONGOLIA
15 Best Fashion Model : HONG KONG
16 Best Sexy Model : DENMARK
17 Best Masculine Charm: CZECH REPUBLIC
18 Best Stage TV Movie Model: KOREA
19 Mr. Internet Popularity :THAILAND

Top 8: 

Russia

Sweden

USA

Vietnam

Top 16: 

Australia

England

Italy

Korea

Macau

Mexico

Northern Ireland 

South Africa 

Special Awards: 

Best Eco Beauty Video: Moldova

Miss Eco Warrior: Wales 

Miss Congeniality: Bahamas

Miss Photogenic: Vietnam

Best in National Costume: 

Africa: Uganda

Americas: Mexico

Asia and Oceania: Thailand

Europe: England

Star Cinema brings back the team up of Angelica Panganiban and Dingdong Dantes (Segunda Mano, One More Try) along with Paulo Avelino in the movie "The Unmarried Wife", directed by Maryo J. Delos Reyes. The movie tackles the story of a wife that is caught between holding on to her marriage and letting go of it to find someone deserving of her love. Can she unmarry herself to the promise of forever?

#TheUnmarriedWife 8/10 The Unmarried Wife tackles the relationship of Anne(An Advertising Brand Manager) and her husband Geoff(A Sales Manager for an Oil Company), things complicate when Geoff continuesly cheat over and over and over again to Anne until she reach the point where in she got tired of it and decided to let go of their marriage. Things gets more complicated as Anne met Bryan again, thinking that he could be the one to make her happy not knowing the trouble she's getting into. The movie basically talks about first having an Affair, second looking for a Rebound, and third Reconcilliation I like the story of the movie, but there are scenes I felt that I am stucked in an endless flashback that I didn't know what's the present and what's the past. Angelica Panganiban just proved why she is deserving of the Drama Queen tag, I so love her scene with Maricar Reyes, the restaurant scene and her breakout scenes ofcourse. Dingdong Dantes never fails to impress, he really is one of the best actors in the industry. Also Paulo Avelino he really knows how to play with his emotions. All in all the movie was good worthy of your Php 250, it's not a super heavy drama movie and not your typical "Affair" and "Rebound" movie. #theunmarriedwifeworldpremiere

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Viva Films proudly brings another gay movie that will show different types of gay in the society,  written and directed by Chris Martinez. "Working Beks" stars Edgar Allan Guzman,  Joey Paras, TJ Trinidad, Prince Stefan, and John Lapus. Coming out to cinemas this November 23!

The movie tackles the life of five gays with different personality, from the closeted actor Champ(EA Guzman), reformed gay Mandy(Joey Paras), executive Tommy(TJ Trinidad), yuppie Jet(Prince Stefan), and transgender breadwinner Gorgeous(John Lapus) the movie showcases their life and story behind the struggles and triumphs of being gay, the movie might feature the life of every gay person we know. 

REVIEW:

Cinema One Originals has made a name for itself as the film festival that breaks new ground and opens eyes to new modes of cinema, new forms of narrative, and new perspectives of storytelling. On its twelfth year, Cinema One Originals celebrates this with its new tagline: Anong Tingin Mo?

The literal translation of Anong Tingin Mo is “What do you think?” and in many ways, it encapsulates how any one film can be many different things to many different people but also exemplifies the multi-layered diversity that has been the hallmark of Cinema One Originals. This year will be all about different ways of looking at the same thing.

For the first time, Cinema One Originals gave grants to three original feature documentaries. Teng Mangansakan’s “Forbidden Memory” lifts the veil on the events of September 1974 as it talks to the survivors of a gruesome mass murder that has been kept under wraps for decades. Paolo Picones and Gym Lumbera’s “Piding” traces the history of Oliver Carlos, a grieving ornithologist reeling from tragedy who comes back to his hometown.  John Torres’ dreamlike, mysterious “People Power Bombshell” unearths a lost film by Celso Ad Castillo and probes its circumstances and implications.

Seven original narrative features were also given grants, three to Cinema One Originals alumni: “Lily,” about a woman who is rumored to be a half-monster, is Keith Deligero’s first foray into horror and myth. The quirky love story “Every Room Is A Planet” resumes Malay Javier’s fondness for juxtaposing science-fiction with youth culture. And Borgy Torre’s basketball crime film “Tisay” transposes his noir inflections onto a unique milieu.

Four first-time filmmakers will also make their debuts this year; Petersen Vargas’ dark high school comedy “2 Cool 2Be 4gotten,” Samantha Lee’s millennial love story “Baka Bukas,” Jose Abdel Langit’s ethnographic mystery “Malinak Ya Labi” and Jules Katanyag’s geriatric action film “Si Magdalola At Ang Mga Gago.”

This year’s festival will also screen a slew of acclaimed foreign films including some of this year’s world cinema highlights like Ashdar Fajardi’s “The Salesman,” Bruno Dumont’s “Slack Bay,” Xavier Dolan’s “It’s Only The End of the World,”  Ciro Guerrera’s “Embrace of the Serpent,” Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinart’s “Swiss Army Man” and Ken Loach’s “I, Daniel Blake,” critically-acclaimed documentaries  such as Gianfranco Rossi’s “Fuocuoammare,” Noah Baumbach & Jake Paltrow’s “De Palma” and Pierre Film’s “Close Encounters with Vilmos Szigmond” as well as a slate of the best horror films of the year: Na Hong-Jin’s “The Wailing,” Veronica Franz & Severin Fiala’s “Goodnight Mommy,” Robert Eggers’ “The Witch” and Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s “Creepy.”

Among the restored classics to be showcased this year are Mario O’Hara’s “Tatlong Taong Walang Diyos,” Danny Zialcita’s “Nagalit Ang Buwan Sa Haba Ng Gabi,” Lino Brocka’s “Cain At Abel,” and Ishmael Bernal’s “Pagdating sa Dulo.” There will also be special screenings of Lav Diaz’s Golden Lion-winning “Ang Babaeng Humayo” and Sherad Sanchez’s found footage horror “Salvage.”

Cinema One Originals runs from November 14 to 22, 2016. Screenings will be at Trinoma, Glorietta, Gateway, Greenhills and Cinematheque.

The De La Salle Green Archers extends their winning streak to 12 after they crush the UE Red Warriors 99-66. The Green Archers are just two game shy of an elimination sweep. 

Dominant that is one word to describe La Salle in every game that they played, and this game against UE is not exempted to it as the Green Archers unleashed an early 19-5 romp to open the first quarter that closed at 24-15. 

Going to the second period UE was able to get close with the Green Archers at 23-27, but La Salle was able to push the Red Warriors back to take a 10 point lead to end the first half at 37-27. 

In the third period the Green Archers continues to dominate UE as they extend their lead up 63-43, the Red Warriors couldn't do anything to stop the mayhem of La Salle as they drop to a 48-70 deficit after three quarters. 

La Salle pushed their lead up 75-59 lead to open the final period, the Red Warriors couldn't contain the hot shooting of La Salle that pushed them down to a 29 point deficit in the dying minutes of the game. 

Ben Mbala had another dominant performance, having 26 points and 20 rebounds to lead La Salle in this victory, Jeron Teng added 20 points and Thomas Torres had 11 points. Meanwhile Alvin Pasaol was the lone Red Warriors to score in double figures with 17 points. 

De La Salle Green Archers 99 

Mbala 26, Teng 20, Torres 11, Melecio 9, Perkins 7, Tratter 6, Rivero Ri. 5, Rivero Pr 5, Sargent 4, Baltazar 2. 

UE Red Warriors 66

Pasaol 17, Bartolome 9, Derige 9, Batiller 8, Nick 6, Varilla 5, Charcos 4, Gagate 4, Manalang 2, Olayon 2.  

The University of the Philippines keeps their final four hopes alive after sending the slumping National U Bulldogs to their sixth straight defeat after a 71-66 ball game. 

The Bulldogs opened the game red hot and eager to bounce back to the winning column after they led UP as high as 13 points in the opening period and finish it on top 21-12.

But going to the second period suddenly the eager and aggressive Bulldogs went sloppy as they only scored 10 points in the whole quarter, giving UP the opportunity to cut the lead down to  a 29-31 ball game at the end of the first half.

The Fighting Maroons made a quick work at the start of the second half, taking the lead away from NU. Though the Bulldogs was able to recover UP became more aggressive as they didn't let NU to regain their momentum as they finished the third period on top 45-41.

Rookie Javi Gomez De Liano sparked the run of UP in the fourth period, pushing their lead up at 61-51, and even extending it to a 66-52 advantage. The Bulldogs tried to make a comeback as the breaks of  the game went mostly on their side plus Jjay Alejandro started to get his shooting in to cut the lead of UP down 4, but that wasn't enough as they already ran out of time.

Joaquin Javier Gomez De Liano became the energizer bunny of the Maroons in the second half, scoring all of his 13 points in the third and fourth period. Meanwhile Jett Manuel had 19 points, Gelo Vito got 15 points, and Paul Desiderio had a double double of 13 points and  11 rebounds.

Jjay Alejandro had 23 points to lead the Bulldogs in losing efforts, while Matt Salem added 12 points for NU as they dropped to 4-8 tied with UP.

UP Fighting Maroons 71

Manuel  19, Vito 15, Gomez De Liano 13, Desiderio 11, Moralde 6, Jaboneta 3, Dario 2, Webb 2. 

NU Bulldogs 66

Alejandro 21, Salem 12, Diputado A 7, Pate 5, Morido 4, Gallego 4, Salim 3, Diputado M 3, Go 3, Aroga 2. 

Miss Indonesia  Ariska Putri Pertiwi was crowned as Miss Grand International 2016 awhile ago at the Westgate International Theater, Las Vegas USA. Pertiwi bested 71 other candidates including our very own Nicole Cordoves who placed as her first runner up. Supaporn Malisorn of Thailand finished second runner up, Puerto Rico's Madison Anderson finished third runner up, and Michelle Leon of the United States finished fourth runner up. 

The final question made a buzz as the candidates were asked whom shall they choose between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to help them stop the war, many netizens believed that the question was divisive and it was not a proper question to be asked in a pageant. Nicole Cordoves and Michelle Leon of the United States were boo'ed because they pick Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton. 

Top 10: 

Bahamas

Korea

Macau

Peru

Ukraine

Top 20: 

Australia

Cuba

Jamaica

Malaysia

Mexico

Portugal

Spain

Tahiti

Venezuela

Vietnam

Wales 

The NBA currently has relationships with a network of television and digital media partners in the Philippines headlined by ABS-CBN, FOX Sports, and Solar that will combine to televise more than 30 live NBA games per week during the 2016-17 NBA season, which tips off Oct. 26.  Leading telecommunications provider Globe Telecom also offers NBA LEAGUE PASS to its 45 million mobile and broadband customers. 

The Dance Princess promised to showcase intense solo dance number and also a bit of her Majasty performance. Aside from that Only Maja will also showcase the singing prowess of Maja Salvador as we all know that she already launched two hit albums "Believe" and "Maja In love"along with her recently launched single "Haplos".

Only Maja is produced by MFE Events Organizer, again on the 12th of November at the Music Museum, for ticket inquiries call 721-6726 for more info. 

#MajaSalvador invites you to watch #OnlyMaja this November 12 at the music museum, for ticket inquiries call 7216726 for more info.

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After six years, Kim Chiu and Gerald Anderson reunites in a new teleserye entitled "Ikaw Lang Ang Iibigin" directed by Dan Villegas, and under the unit of Dreamscape entertainment. ILAI is the revised version of the earlier announced teleserye "Because You Loved Me"that was supposed to be Yen Santos as the lead star. 

Ikaw Lang Ang Iibigin tackles the story of Isabel (Kim Chiu) and Jake (Gerald Anderson) who are both budding triathletes.they are both strangers to one another until fate connects them. The serye also stars Jake Cuenca, Coleen Garcia, Bing Loyzaga, Ayen Munji Laurel, Nicco Manalo, Ivan Carapiet, and Ms Helen Gamboa. 

The production of the series is yet to begin, so let's just say that this could be one of the biggest projects in ABSCBN this 2017. 

The Philippine Movie Press Club once again honor and credit the most outstanding TV shows, singers, and actors in the Star Awards for Music and Television held last night at the Novotel Hotel in Cubao, the event was hosted by Kim Chiu, Xian Lim, Jodi Sta Maria, Robi Domingo, Alex Gonzaga, and Luis Manzano. The Kapamilya Network shows and talents dominated the awards night taking home a total of 45 awards including the special awards, meanwhile Luis Manzano and Ang Probinsyano bagged took home the most awards that evening having 3 awards respectively. 

Here is the complete list of the winners:

Pop Album of the Year - Alden Richards

Best Album Cover - Darren Espanto

Rock Album of the Year - Avalon Beyond

Acoustic Album of the Year - Aiza Seguerra

Dance Album of the Year - Hashtags

Best Male Recodring Artist of the Year: Jed Madela

Best Female Recording Artist of the Year: Jolina Magdangal

New Male Recording Artist: Derrick Monasterio

New Female Recording Artist: Janella Salvador

Acoustic Artist of the Year: Aiza Seguerra

Rock Artist of the Year Award: Bamboo

Best Male Pop Artist: Alden Richards and Darren Espanto

Best Female Pop Artist: Marion Aunor

Best Male Concert Performer: Martin Nievera

Best Female Concert Performer: Sarah Geronimo

Music Video of the Year: Vice Ganda and Edward Benossa

Best Celebrity Talk Show: Tonight with Boy Abunda (ABS-CBN)

Best Magazine Show: Rated K (ABS-CBN)

Best Educational TV Program: Matanglawin (ABS-CBN)

Best Lifestyle Show: RX Plus (ABS-CBN Sports + Action)

Best Talent Search Program: StarStruck Season 6

Best Lifestyle Show Host: Ricky Reyes, Gandang Ricky Reyes (GMA News TV)

Best New Male TV Personality: Simon "Onyok" Pineda and Jake Ejercito

Best New Female TV Personality: Ria Atayde

Best Child Performer: McNeal Briguela

Best Educational Program Host: Kim Atienza

Best Travel Show Host: Drew Arellano

Best Morning Show Host: Anthony Taberna, Jorge Cariño, Atom Araullo, Amy Perez, Ariel Ureta, Winnie Cordero, and Gretchen Ho ( Umagang Kay Ganda )

Best Documentary Program Host: Malou Mangahas (Investigative Documentaries)

Best Public Affairs Program Host: Boy Abunda (The Bottomline)

Best Public Service Program Host: Julius Babao (Mission Possible)

Best News Program: 24 Oras and TV Patrol

Best Male Newscaster: Erwin Tulfo (Aksyon Prime TV5)

Best Female Newscaster: Vicky Morales (24 Oras)

Female Star of the Night for Music: Ria Atayde

Male Star of the Night for Music: Arjo Atayde

Female Star of the Night for TV: Yassi Pressman

Male Star of the Night for TV: Luis Manzano

Best Game Show Host: Luis Manzano (Kapamilya Deal or No Deal)

Best Talent Search Host: Luis Manzano, Robi Domingo and Kim Chiu (The Voice Kids 3)

Best Magazine Show Host: Korina Sanchez

Best Celebrity Talk Show Host: Boy Abunda

Best Drama Anthology: Ipaglaban Mo

Best Drama Supporting Actor: Arjo Atayde and Arron Villaflor

Best Supporting Actress: Sunshine Dizon (Little Nanay)

Best Single Performance by an Actor: Kristoffer Martin

Best Single Performance by an Actress: Claudine Barretto

Best Noontime Show: Sunday PinaSaya

Best Musical Variety Show: ASAP

Best Male TV Host: Luis Manzano

Best Female TV Host: Anne Curtis

Best Gag Show: Goin' Bulilit

Best Comedy Sitcom: Pepito Manaloto

Best Actor in Comedy: Jose Manalo

Best Comedy Actress: Manilyn Reynes

Best Daytime Drama Series: Doble Kara

Best Primetime Drama Series: Ang Probinsyano

Best TV Station: ABS-CBN

Best Drama Actress: Jennylyn Mercado

Best Drama Actor: Coco Martin

German Moreno Power Tandem Award: Kim Chiu and Xian Lim

Ading Fernando Lifetime Achievement Award: Maricel Soriano

Excellence in Broadcasting Achievement Award: Luchi Cruz Valdez

The De La Salle Green Archers showed no mercy over the hapless UST Growling Tigers after routing them 99-56, setting a new record in the UAAP history, becoming the biggest win-loss margin at 43. 

Even though UST was able to start off the game fighting, they even took a 10-5 at the beginning of the opening quarter, but the Green Archers were able to take over the game to end the first quarter with a 19-15 lead. 

La Salle place the Growling Tigers at the center of their second quarter storm, limiting UST to just 8 points the whole quarter against their 26 point second quarter output to finish the first half up big time 45-23. 

The Green Archers didn't squander no time as they continue to punish UST to start the second half, as they ballooned their lead up 60-30 late in the third, La Salle ended the third period with a commanding 31 point advantage, 68-37 

The Tigers looked like they lost their growl as they struggled to stay in the game and fight the dominant team of La Salle, the lead ballooned as high as 46 before it ended at 99-56. 

All players fielded on the side of the Green Archers were able to score atleast two points with Ben Mbala topping the stats line with 21 points and 15 rebounds, Justine Baltazar also scored a double-double 10 points and 12 rebounds, while Jeron Teng and added 16 points for La Salle as they stay clean after 11 games. 

On the side of UST, Louie Vigil was the lone bright spot, scoring 18 points he is the only Tiger to score in double digit. The Tigers slip down to 2-9. 

De La Salle Green Archers 99

Mbala 21, Teng 16, Baltazar 10, Rivero Ri 9, Perkins 8, Torres 5, Montalbo 5, Tratter 4, Sargent 4, Dyke 4, Paraiso 4, Rivero Pr 4, Melecio 3, Caracut 2.

UST Growling Tigers 56

Vigil 18, Subido 9, Sheriff 6, Huang 6, Lee 5, Arana 5, Lao 3, Faundo 2, De Guzman 2.

The Ateneo Blue Eagles added more hoes to the depleting NU Bulldogs after sending them to their fifth straight loss, 65-50 after starting the season at 4-2.

The game didn't started that intense as both squads were only able to score 11-8 in favor of the Blue Eagles at the end of the opening period. Going to the second period Ateneo had a huge 28-8 run to end the first half up 34-16, 

The Blue Eagles took over the control of the game going to the second half, as they are comfortably leading NU even though they are trying to bite back in the game, the third period ended with Ateneo still on top 52-34. The Blue Eagles were able to blew their lead up to 21 in the final period to seal the game and book the solo third place. 

Rookie Eagle Raffy Verano had a career high 20 points, leading all the scorers in this game, meanwhile Jjay Alejandro was the only bright spot in the dimming chances of NU for the final four as he scored 13 points. 

Ateneo Blue Eagles 65 

Verano 20, Go 9, Black 7, Asistio 6, Babilonia 6, Tolentino 6, Ravena 4, Nieto Mi 3, Mendoza 2, Wong 2

NU Bulldogs 50  

Alejandro 13, Aroga 8, Salem 7, M. Diputado 6, Morido 5, R. Diputado 3, Gallego 3, Rangel 3, Pate 2

The real competition is about to begin in “Pinoy Boyband Superstar” as the Top 40 aspiring heartthrobs who passed the audition will finally be put under intense scrutiny in the competition’s Middle Rounds this weekend (Oct 22 and 23) on ABS-CBN.

For the first time, the boys will be assembled into groups and perform together in front of the superstar judges and fans in hopes of securing a slot in the Live Shows.

But first, the superstar judges Vice Ganda, Sandara Park, Yeng Constantino, and Aga Muhlach will deliberate on the boys and pick the Top 20 singing heartthrobs, who will be then clustered into four five-member groups.

It will not be the end of the road for the Bottom 20 because they have to prove themselves once again when they perform – in two ten-member groups – in front of the judges.

From there, five contestants will be selected to make up the last and fifth group that will compete against the four groups earlier selected by the judges.

The five groups of boys will then have to pull out all the stops and show off their talent, excellence, and overall appeal because even though they will perform together, they will judged individually by the superstar judges and fans.

From the Top 25, the judges and fans will select their Top 12 favorites who will move on to the Live Shows.

Which wanna-be boyband members will be able to take one step closer to their dream? Whose performances will stand out for both the judges and fans?

Don’t miss the journey of aspiring boyband members as they make their dreams come true in “Pinoy Boyband Superstar,” which airs on Saturdays at 7:15PM and on Sundays at 7PM.