TVJ, bumuo ng sariling kumpanya!

Wala palang nire-release na official statement ang It’s Showtime o ABS-CBN.

Ayon sa isang ABS-CBN insider, hindi sa kanila galing ang kahit anong statement na lumalabas tungkol sa magiging changes ng oras o airing ng delayed telecast ng It’s Showtime sa TV5 ngayong opisyal na ang pagpasok nina Tito, Vic and Joey sa TV5.

Nakalagay nga sa nasabing ‘fake’ statement  na sa Kapamilya platforms na lang mapapanood ng 12 p.m. ang It’s Showtime habang delayed telecast ito sa TV5 starting July.

Pinaniwalaan sa social media ang statement na : “Sa susunod na buwan ay hindi nyo na matutunghayan ang It’s Showtime sa TV5 tuwing tanghalian. Magkakaroon na lamang ng delayed telecast sa hapon.

“Samantala patuloy natin makakasama ang It’s Showtime family tuwing tanghali sa A2z, Kapamilya Online Live, Kapamilya Channel at iWantTFC.”

Nanatili namang tahimik ang mga host ng It’s Showtime sa mga kaganapan sa Eat Bulaga.

Samantala, sa interview ni Tito Sen sa show nina Ali Sotto at Pat-P Daza na Ano Sa Palagay N’yo (A.S.P.N.) sa Net25, sinabi nitong pinag-uusapan at dedesisyunan pa ang timeslot nila pati na rin ang paggamit sa titulong Eat Bulaga.

Nawala rin pala sa eksena si Albee Benitez ng Brightlight Productions dahil nagtayo sila ng sari­ling production, TVJ Productions, Inc.

Moira at Ex-Hubby, tinantanan na

Biglang nawala sa eksena ang kontrobersya kay Moira at sa dating asawang si Jason Hernandez.

Bago pumutok ang isyu sa TAPE Inc. at Eat Bulaga ay sila ang laman ng lahat ng usapan sa bawat sulok ng digital chikahan at naging headline sa mga tabloid.

Pero natabunan at pinagsawaan na ata.

Tiyak nagpapasalamat daw si Moira dahil hindi na pinapansin ang hanash ng dating asawa na kumam­byo sa pagpo-post na kasama ang misteryosong babae.

Jowa ni Nadine, tinaningan nang magka-cancer

Tinaningan pala ang buhay ng karelasyon ni Nadine Lustre na si Christophe Bariou nang madiskubre itong may cancer three years ago.

Ito ang unang pagkakataon na inilantad ng negos­yante ang kanyang pakikipaglaban sa cancer.

Three years ago nang na-diagnose siya na may cancer at sinabi sa kanya na ilang linggo na lang ang natitira para mabuhay siya.

At pagkatapos ng dalawang buwan na matinding chemotherapy at immunotherapy, gumaling siya.

Ito raw ay isang bagay na hindi niya naisip na ibabahagi niya sa social media.

Marahil daw ay hindi niya ginawa noon dahil mas pinili niyang hindi makita bilang biktima o gamitin ang sakit na ito para humingi ng awa.

Natuklasan daw ng mga doktor na mayroon siya isang napakabihirang uri ng lymphoma at binanggit ito na walang statistics of survival ngunit umaasa pa rin sila at nagsimula ang kanyang anim na buwang gamutan.

“But around 3 years ago, I was diagnosed with cancer and I was told I only had a few weeks left to live. I experienced the darkest sensation of fear, which is something I thought I had already known because it wasn’t the first time I was in a life threate­ning situation.

“But this was different. The enemy was invisible and deep inside my own body – a body that I never doubted before, at the age of 27.

“There is no shame in acknowledging I was scared but I was also angry and frustrated at life. I thought, I’ll never have kids, my own family, or finish what I started in Siargao. I will never get my first barrel surfing. Why is this happening to me? Why me? I felt so full of life and suddenly finding out I had a couple weeks left to live was devasta­ting… to say the least.

“At that point, I was about to choose to stay put in Siargao, live the best I could out of my last days and not even bother trying to cure myself since I thought there was not much hope left.

“A couple days later, while trying my best to accept my fate between fear, anxiety, anger and frustration, I learned from other doctors that there was a chance to heal but I had to drop everything, leave immediately, and go back to France to a specialized hospital.

“They discovered I had a very rare type of lymphoma and even mentioned it was so rare they had no statistics of survival but that they were still hopeful and my 6 month treatment started.

“Not only was I lucky enough to benefit from the best treatments available from the leading cancer research center in Europe, but all of this was completely free of charge thanks to the rights the French fought for. It just makes me think how unfair it can be in other countries when something as bad as this hits.

“After only 2 months of intense chemotherapy and immunotherapy, I was in full remission.

“Something I learned from this, going through all the terrible side effects of the chemo, is that des­pite everything, my life goals did not change at all. I wanted to get back on my feet as fast as possible and continue everything I started, but with more intention and even more motivation.

“When it comes to advocacies, it was a brutal reminder that life is fleeting. We do not have the luxury to wander and be mindless. I want to be mindful and conscious in every action. The best I can do is to lessen the suffering and cruelty around me, and promote kindness and compassion towards all forms of life – human and non-human. Our lives are way too precious to be wasted. In the same breath, other lives are too sacred to be robbed from them, too.

“I have no pretension of changing the world or saying anything revolutionary but simply hoping some readers will realize they should not wait for life to hit them hard to realize all of this. I can make mistakes, I can make bad decisions but one thing I never want to have again is regrets.

“Live and let live.

“I can never thank enough everyone who supported me during these tough times – my partner at the time, my family and my friends,” ang kabuuang post niya.
Wala siyang binanggit tungkol kay Nadine pero ina­asahang sa kasalan mauuwi ang kanilang relasyon.