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Showing posts with label News. Show all posts
Monday, January 16, 2012
Renato Corona Impeachement Trial Live Coverage
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
37th Metro Manila Film Festival MMFF 2011 Awards Night Winners and Result
The 37th Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF 2011) is the annual film festival in Manila that was held from December 25, 2011 until the first week of January 2012. During the festival, no foreign films are shown in Philippine theaters in order to showcase locally produced films.
Here below are the official activities as programmed by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA):
Dec. 17 — Start of the screening for the board of judges at Podium Cinema (ideal for private exhibitions). That is going to be a marathon movie watching for the jurors because they will continue with the screening right the next day and deliberate on the winners on the evening of Dec. 18.
Dec. 17 and 18 — Premiere nights at the Robinson’s Galleria Cinemas for the indie movies that are competing in a separate category. To be exhibited along with the indies are student short films that are also in yet another competition among themselves.
Dec. 24 — Filmfest parade of stars. The event will start with a lunch at the Esplanade for the participants — as sponsored by SMDC. At 2 p.m. the stars will get on their respective floats and the parade will begin at the back of Mall of Asia. The route will take it to EDSA and turn left at Roxas Boulevard and go straight to the Quirino Grandstand at the Luneta, where there will be a variety program.
Dec. 25 — The participating films will open officially for commercial exhibition.
Dec. 28 – Gabi ng Parangal at the Resorts World Performing Arts Theater. The awards presentation will be hosted by Ai-Ai de las Alas and Cesar Montano. Live Telecast is on Jan. 1, 2012 at 10:30 p.m. over ABS-CBN Channel.
The official entries are Shake, Rattle & Roll 13, Enteng ng Ina Mo, Ang Panday 2, Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, Segunda Mano, My Househusband and Asiong Salonga.
At stake:(Winners and Result will be updated)
Best picture — P800,000.
Second Best Picture — P550,000.
Third Best Picture — P300,000.
Gatpuno Villegas Award — P550,000.
Best Actor, Actress, Director and Screenplay — P100,000.
Best Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Child Performer and technical winners — P50,000.
Best Indie Film — P100,000.
Best Student Short Film — P25,000, which will go to the school being represented by the filmmaker.
Stay tuned for the latest update on the 37th Metro Manila Film Festival MMFF 2011 Awards Night Winners and Result.
Here below are the official activities as programmed by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA):
Dec. 17 — Start of the screening for the board of judges at Podium Cinema (ideal for private exhibitions). That is going to be a marathon movie watching for the jurors because they will continue with the screening right the next day and deliberate on the winners on the evening of Dec. 18.
Dec. 17 and 18 — Premiere nights at the Robinson’s Galleria Cinemas for the indie movies that are competing in a separate category. To be exhibited along with the indies are student short films that are also in yet another competition among themselves.
Dec. 24 — Filmfest parade of stars. The event will start with a lunch at the Esplanade for the participants — as sponsored by SMDC. At 2 p.m. the stars will get on their respective floats and the parade will begin at the back of Mall of Asia. The route will take it to EDSA and turn left at Roxas Boulevard and go straight to the Quirino Grandstand at the Luneta, where there will be a variety program.
Dec. 25 — The participating films will open officially for commercial exhibition.
Dec. 28 – Gabi ng Parangal at the Resorts World Performing Arts Theater. The awards presentation will be hosted by Ai-Ai de las Alas and Cesar Montano. Live Telecast is on Jan. 1, 2012 at 10:30 p.m. over ABS-CBN Channel.
The official entries are Shake, Rattle & Roll 13, Enteng ng Ina Mo, Ang Panday 2, Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, Segunda Mano, My Househusband and Asiong Salonga.
At stake:(Winners and Result will be updated)
Best picture — P800,000.
Second Best Picture — P550,000.
Third Best Picture — P300,000.
Gatpuno Villegas Award — P550,000.
Best Actor, Actress, Director and Screenplay — P100,000.
Best Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Child Performer and technical winners — P50,000.
Best Indie Film — P100,000.
Best Student Short Film — P25,000, which will go to the school being represented by the filmmaker.
Stay tuned for the latest update on the 37th Metro Manila Film Festival MMFF 2011 Awards Night Winners and Result.
37th Metro Manila Film Festival MMFF 2011 Awards Night Winners and Result
The 37th Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF 2011) is the annual film festival in Manila that was held from December 25, 2011 until the first week of January 2012. During the festival, no foreign films are shown in Philippine theaters in order to showcase locally produced films.
Here below are the official activities as programmed by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA):
Dec. 17 — Start of the screening for the board of judges at Podium Cinema (ideal for private exhibitions). That is going to be a marathon movie watching for the jurors because they will continue with the screening right the next day and deliberate on the winners on the evening of Dec. 18.
Dec. 17 and 18 — Premiere nights at the Robinson’s Galleria Cinemas for the indie movies that are competing in a separate category. To be exhibited along with the indies are student short films that are also in yet another competition among themselves.
Dec. 24 — Filmfest parade of stars. The event will start with a lunch at the Esplanade for the participants — as sponsored by SMDC. At 2 p.m. the stars will get on their respective floats and the parade will begin at the back of Mall of Asia. The route will take it to EDSA and turn left at Roxas Boulevard and go straight to the Quirino Grandstand at the Luneta, where there will be a variety program.
Dec. 25 — The participating films will open officially for commercial exhibition.
Dec. 28 – Gabi ng Parangal at the Resorts World Performing Arts Theater. The awards presentation will be hosted by Ai-Ai de las Alas and Cesar Montano. Live Telecast is on Jan. 1, 2012 at 10:30 p.m. over ABS-CBN Channel.
The official entries are Shake, Rattle & Roll 13, Enteng ng Ina Mo, Ang Panday 2, Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, Segunda Mano, My Househusband and Asiong Salonga.
At stake:(Winners and Result will be updated)
Best picture — P800,000.
Second Best Picture — P550,000.
Third Best Picture — P300,000.
Gatpuno Villegas Award — P550,000.
Best Actor, Actress, Director and Screenplay — P100,000.
Best Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Child Performer and technical winners — P50,000.
Best Indie Film — P100,000.
Best Student Short Film — P25,000, which will go to the school being represented by the filmmaker.
Stay tuned for the latest update on the 37th Metro Manila Film Festival MMFF 2011 Awards Night Winners and Result.
Here below are the official activities as programmed by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA):
Dec. 17 — Start of the screening for the board of judges at Podium Cinema (ideal for private exhibitions). That is going to be a marathon movie watching for the jurors because they will continue with the screening right the next day and deliberate on the winners on the evening of Dec. 18.
Dec. 17 and 18 — Premiere nights at the Robinson’s Galleria Cinemas for the indie movies that are competing in a separate category. To be exhibited along with the indies are student short films that are also in yet another competition among themselves.
Dec. 24 — Filmfest parade of stars. The event will start with a lunch at the Esplanade for the participants — as sponsored by SMDC. At 2 p.m. the stars will get on their respective floats and the parade will begin at the back of Mall of Asia. The route will take it to EDSA and turn left at Roxas Boulevard and go straight to the Quirino Grandstand at the Luneta, where there will be a variety program.
Dec. 25 — The participating films will open officially for commercial exhibition.
Dec. 28 – Gabi ng Parangal at the Resorts World Performing Arts Theater. The awards presentation will be hosted by Ai-Ai de las Alas and Cesar Montano. Live Telecast is on Jan. 1, 2012 at 10:30 p.m. over ABS-CBN Channel.
The official entries are Shake, Rattle & Roll 13, Enteng ng Ina Mo, Ang Panday 2, Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, Segunda Mano, My Househusband and Asiong Salonga.
At stake:(Winners and Result will be updated)
Best picture — P800,000.
Second Best Picture — P550,000.
Third Best Picture — P300,000.
Gatpuno Villegas Award — P550,000.
Best Actor, Actress, Director and Screenplay — P100,000.
Best Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Child Performer and technical winners — P50,000.
Best Indie Film — P100,000.
Best Student Short Film — P25,000, which will go to the school being represented by the filmmaker.
Stay tuned for the latest update on the 37th Metro Manila Film Festival MMFF 2011 Awards Night Winners and Result.
Saturday, December 10, 2011
16th Asian Television Awards Winners
The 16th Asian Television Awards was held last December 8, 2011 in Singapore. Check out this year’s winners.
Here is the complete list of winners in the 2011 Asian Television Awards:
PROGRAMMING CATEGORIES
Best Documentary Programme (One-off/Special)
Yu Guo and His Mother
Shanghai Media Group
Documentary Channel
China
Best Documentary Series
The Soul of Reporting
Tokyo Broadcasting System Television, Inc.
Japan
Co-produced by JNN Network, HBC (Hokkaido), IBC (Iwate), TBC (Miyagi); TUF (Fukushima), TUY (Yamagata), SBS (Shizuoka), CBC (Aichi), MBS (Osaka), RSK (Okayama), RCC (Hiroshima), TYS (Yamaguchi), RKB (Fukuoka), OBS (Oita), MBC (Kagoshima) and TBS (Tokyo)
Best Natural History or Wildlife Programme
Life Force: Madagascar
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
General TV Channel
Japan
A co-production of NHK, NHNZ and France Television in association with Science Channel
Best News Programme
Shanghai Live
Shanghai Media Group
International Channel Shanghai
China
Best Single News Story/Report
Bangladesh Begging Boy
CNN International
Hong Kong
Best Drama Series
Days We Stared at the Sun (Episode 1)
Public Television Service, Taiwan
Public Television Service Foundation, PTS
Taiwan
Best Single Drama or Telemovie Programme
Threads of Our Hearts
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
General TV Channel
Japan
Best Comedy Programme
The Noose Season 4
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Channel 5
Singapore
Best Current Affairs Programme
The Nonfiction Special “Unforgettable – Three Family Portraits”
Fuji Television Network, Inc.
Fuji Television
Japan
Best Children’s Programme
My Place – 1878 Henry
Australian Children’s Television Foundation
Australian Broadcasting Corp., ABC 3
Australia
Best Preschool Education Programme
Doby & Disy
Win Sing Company Limited
Hunan Broadcasting System, Aniworld TV
China
Best Entertainment (One-off/Annuel)
Nep-Kids League: Whiz-Kids Theater!
Fuji Television Network, Inc.
Fuji Television
Japan
Best General Entertainment Programme
Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa (Season 4)
BBC Worldwide Productions
Sony Television, Sony Entertainment Television
India
Best Game or Quiz Programme
Wittaya Subphayuth
Workpoint Entertainment Public Company Limited
Royal Thai Army Radio & Television, Channel 5
Thailand
Best Music Programme
Muse & MTV EXIT: MK Ultra
MTV EXIT Foundation
Starhub Cable TV, MTV Southeast Asia
Thailand
Best Reality Programme
Girls Night Out
Miditech Pvt. Ltd
Colors (Viacom 18)
India
Best Infotainment Programme
China’s Extreme Skywalker
AETN All Asia Networks
The Biography Channel
Singapore
Production Co.: Xtreme Productions
Best Talk Show
The Bottomline with Boy Abunda
ABS-CBN Corporation
ABS-CBN, Channel 2
Philippines
Best Social Awareness Programme
Nepal’s Stolen Children
CNN International
Hong Kong
Best Adaptation of an Existing Format
The Amazing Race Australia (Episode 1)
activeTV Pty Ltd
Seven Network, Channel 7
Australia
Best Cross-Platform Content
The CJ Show
CNN-IBN, TV18 Broadcast Ltd.
CNN-IBN
India
Best Lifestyle Programme
Stressbuster (Episode 1) – Learn Something New
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Channel NewsAsia
Singapore
Production Co.: Beach House Pictures Pte Ltd
PERFORMANCE CATEGORIES
Best News Presenter or Anchor
Anna Coren
World Report
CNN International
Hong Kong
Best Current Affairs Presenter
Bernard Lo
Straight Talk with Bernie Lo
CNBC Asia Pacific
Singapore
Best Entertainment Presenter/Host
Denise Keller
Passage to Malaysia: Pulau Paradise
Discovery Networks Asia Pacific
Discovery TLC
Singapore
Production Co.: No Quarter TV
Best Actor in a Leading Role
Kevin Cheng
Ghetto Justice
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Actress in a Leading Role
Charmaine Sheh
Can’t Buy Me Love
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Mak Cheung Ching
No Regrets
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Fala Chen
No Regrets
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Comedy Performance by an Actor/Actress
Suhaimi Yusof
The Noose Season 4
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Channel 5
Singapore
TECHNICAL & CREATIVE CATEGORIES
Best Cinematography
Syukrie Hassan, Chris Tan, Jason Isley & Scubazoo
Passage To Malaysia: Pulau Paradise
Discovery Networks Asia Pacific
Discovery TLC
Singapore
Production Co.: No Quarter TV
Best Direction
Michael McKay
The Amazing Race Australia (Episode 1)
activeTV Pty Ltd
Seven Network, Channel 7
Australia
Best Editing
Jean Kao
Into the Future: Transport
Discovery Networks Asia Pacific
Discovery Channel
Singapore
Production Co.: Infocus Asia Pte Ltd
Best Drama Screenplay
Yu Zheng
Palace
Hunan ETV Media Culture Co., Ltd
Hunan Broadcasting System, Hunan TV Satellite Channel
China
Best Theme Song
Boy Christopher Ramos
Star Confessions: OST – “Ito Ang Buhay ko” (This is My Life)
ABC Development Corporation
TV5
Philippines
Terrestrial Channel of the Year
General TV Channel
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
Japan
Cable Channel of the Year
CNN International
Hong Kong
Terrestrial Broadcaster of the Year
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Singapore
Cable & Satellite Network of the Year
CNN International
Hong Kong
Here is the complete list of winners in the 2011 Asian Television Awards:
PROGRAMMING CATEGORIES
Best Documentary Programme (One-off/Special)
Yu Guo and His Mother
Shanghai Media Group
Documentary Channel
China
Best Documentary Series
The Soul of Reporting
Tokyo Broadcasting System Television, Inc.
Japan
Co-produced by JNN Network, HBC (Hokkaido), IBC (Iwate), TBC (Miyagi); TUF (Fukushima), TUY (Yamagata), SBS (Shizuoka), CBC (Aichi), MBS (Osaka), RSK (Okayama), RCC (Hiroshima), TYS (Yamaguchi), RKB (Fukuoka), OBS (Oita), MBC (Kagoshima) and TBS (Tokyo)
Best Natural History or Wildlife Programme
Life Force: Madagascar
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
General TV Channel
Japan
A co-production of NHK, NHNZ and France Television in association with Science Channel
Best News Programme
Shanghai Live
Shanghai Media Group
International Channel Shanghai
China
Best Single News Story/Report
Bangladesh Begging Boy
CNN International
Hong Kong
Best Drama Series
Days We Stared at the Sun (Episode 1)
Public Television Service, Taiwan
Public Television Service Foundation, PTS
Taiwan
Best Single Drama or Telemovie Programme
Threads of Our Hearts
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
General TV Channel
Japan
Best Comedy Programme
The Noose Season 4
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Channel 5
Singapore
Best Current Affairs Programme
The Nonfiction Special “Unforgettable – Three Family Portraits”
Fuji Television Network, Inc.
Fuji Television
Japan
Best Children’s Programme
My Place – 1878 Henry
Australian Children’s Television Foundation
Australian Broadcasting Corp., ABC 3
Australia
Best Preschool Education Programme
Doby & Disy
Win Sing Company Limited
Hunan Broadcasting System, Aniworld TV
China
Best Entertainment (One-off/Annuel)
Nep-Kids League: Whiz-Kids Theater!
Fuji Television Network, Inc.
Fuji Television
Japan
Best General Entertainment Programme
Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa (Season 4)
BBC Worldwide Productions
Sony Television, Sony Entertainment Television
India
Best Game or Quiz Programme
Wittaya Subphayuth
Workpoint Entertainment Public Company Limited
Royal Thai Army Radio & Television, Channel 5
Thailand
Best Music Programme
Muse & MTV EXIT: MK Ultra
MTV EXIT Foundation
Starhub Cable TV, MTV Southeast Asia
Thailand
Best Reality Programme
Girls Night Out
Miditech Pvt. Ltd
Colors (Viacom 18)
India
Best Infotainment Programme
China’s Extreme Skywalker
AETN All Asia Networks
The Biography Channel
Singapore
Production Co.: Xtreme Productions
Best Talk Show
The Bottomline with Boy Abunda
ABS-CBN Corporation
ABS-CBN, Channel 2
Philippines
Best Social Awareness Programme
Nepal’s Stolen Children
CNN International
Hong Kong
Best Adaptation of an Existing Format
The Amazing Race Australia (Episode 1)
activeTV Pty Ltd
Seven Network, Channel 7
Australia
Best Cross-Platform Content
The CJ Show
CNN-IBN, TV18 Broadcast Ltd.
CNN-IBN
India
Best Lifestyle Programme
Stressbuster (Episode 1) – Learn Something New
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Channel NewsAsia
Singapore
Production Co.: Beach House Pictures Pte Ltd
PERFORMANCE CATEGORIES
Best News Presenter or Anchor
Anna Coren
World Report
CNN International
Hong Kong
Best Current Affairs Presenter
Bernard Lo
Straight Talk with Bernie Lo
CNBC Asia Pacific
Singapore
Best Entertainment Presenter/Host
Denise Keller
Passage to Malaysia: Pulau Paradise
Discovery Networks Asia Pacific
Discovery TLC
Singapore
Production Co.: No Quarter TV
Best Actor in a Leading Role
Kevin Cheng
Ghetto Justice
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Actress in a Leading Role
Charmaine Sheh
Can’t Buy Me Love
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Mak Cheung Ching
No Regrets
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Fala Chen
No Regrets
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Comedy Performance by an Actor/Actress
Suhaimi Yusof
The Noose Season 4
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Channel 5
Singapore
TECHNICAL & CREATIVE CATEGORIES
Best Cinematography
Syukrie Hassan, Chris Tan, Jason Isley & Scubazoo
Passage To Malaysia: Pulau Paradise
Discovery Networks Asia Pacific
Discovery TLC
Singapore
Production Co.: No Quarter TV
Best Direction
Michael McKay
The Amazing Race Australia (Episode 1)
activeTV Pty Ltd
Seven Network, Channel 7
Australia
Best Editing
Jean Kao
Into the Future: Transport
Discovery Networks Asia Pacific
Discovery Channel
Singapore
Production Co.: Infocus Asia Pte Ltd
Best Drama Screenplay
Yu Zheng
Palace
Hunan ETV Media Culture Co., Ltd
Hunan Broadcasting System, Hunan TV Satellite Channel
China
Best Theme Song
Boy Christopher Ramos
Star Confessions: OST – “Ito Ang Buhay ko” (This is My Life)
ABC Development Corporation
TV5
Philippines
Terrestrial Channel of the Year
General TV Channel
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
Japan
Cable Channel of the Year
CNN International
Hong Kong
Terrestrial Broadcaster of the Year
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Singapore
Cable & Satellite Network of the Year
CNN International
Hong Kong
16th Asian Television Awards Winners
The 16th Asian Television Awards was held last December 8, 2011 in Singapore. Check out this year’s winners.
Here is the complete list of winners in the 2011 Asian Television Awards:
PROGRAMMING CATEGORIES
Best Documentary Programme (One-off/Special)
Yu Guo and His Mother
Shanghai Media Group
Documentary Channel
China
Best Documentary Series
The Soul of Reporting
Tokyo Broadcasting System Television, Inc.
Japan
Co-produced by JNN Network, HBC (Hokkaido), IBC (Iwate), TBC (Miyagi); TUF (Fukushima), TUY (Yamagata), SBS (Shizuoka), CBC (Aichi), MBS (Osaka), RSK (Okayama), RCC (Hiroshima), TYS (Yamaguchi), RKB (Fukuoka), OBS (Oita), MBC (Kagoshima) and TBS (Tokyo)
Best Natural History or Wildlife Programme
Life Force: Madagascar
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
General TV Channel
Japan
A co-production of NHK, NHNZ and France Television in association with Science Channel
Best News Programme
Shanghai Live
Shanghai Media Group
International Channel Shanghai
China
Best Single News Story/Report
Bangladesh Begging Boy
CNN International
Hong Kong
Best Drama Series
Days We Stared at the Sun (Episode 1)
Public Television Service, Taiwan
Public Television Service Foundation, PTS
Taiwan
Best Single Drama or Telemovie Programme
Threads of Our Hearts
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
General TV Channel
Japan
Best Comedy Programme
The Noose Season 4
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Channel 5
Singapore
Best Current Affairs Programme
The Nonfiction Special “Unforgettable – Three Family Portraits”
Fuji Television Network, Inc.
Fuji Television
Japan
Best Children’s Programme
My Place – 1878 Henry
Australian Children’s Television Foundation
Australian Broadcasting Corp., ABC 3
Australia
Best Preschool Education Programme
Doby & Disy
Win Sing Company Limited
Hunan Broadcasting System, Aniworld TV
China
Best Entertainment (One-off/Annuel)
Nep-Kids League: Whiz-Kids Theater!
Fuji Television Network, Inc.
Fuji Television
Japan
Best General Entertainment Programme
Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa (Season 4)
BBC Worldwide Productions
Sony Television, Sony Entertainment Television
India
Best Game or Quiz Programme
Wittaya Subphayuth
Workpoint Entertainment Public Company Limited
Royal Thai Army Radio & Television, Channel 5
Thailand
Best Music Programme
Muse & MTV EXIT: MK Ultra
MTV EXIT Foundation
Starhub Cable TV, MTV Southeast Asia
Thailand
Best Reality Programme
Girls Night Out
Miditech Pvt. Ltd
Colors (Viacom 18)
India
Best Infotainment Programme
China’s Extreme Skywalker
AETN All Asia Networks
The Biography Channel
Singapore
Production Co.: Xtreme Productions
Best Talk Show
The Bottomline with Boy Abunda
ABS-CBN Corporation
ABS-CBN, Channel 2
Philippines
Best Social Awareness Programme
Nepal’s Stolen Children
CNN International
Hong Kong
Best Adaptation of an Existing Format
The Amazing Race Australia (Episode 1)
activeTV Pty Ltd
Seven Network, Channel 7
Australia
Best Cross-Platform Content
The CJ Show
CNN-IBN, TV18 Broadcast Ltd.
CNN-IBN
India
Best Lifestyle Programme
Stressbuster (Episode 1) – Learn Something New
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Channel NewsAsia
Singapore
Production Co.: Beach House Pictures Pte Ltd
PERFORMANCE CATEGORIES
Best News Presenter or Anchor
Anna Coren
World Report
CNN International
Hong Kong
Best Current Affairs Presenter
Bernard Lo
Straight Talk with Bernie Lo
CNBC Asia Pacific
Singapore
Best Entertainment Presenter/Host
Denise Keller
Passage to Malaysia: Pulau Paradise
Discovery Networks Asia Pacific
Discovery TLC
Singapore
Production Co.: No Quarter TV
Best Actor in a Leading Role
Kevin Cheng
Ghetto Justice
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Actress in a Leading Role
Charmaine Sheh
Can’t Buy Me Love
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Mak Cheung Ching
No Regrets
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Fala Chen
No Regrets
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Comedy Performance by an Actor/Actress
Suhaimi Yusof
The Noose Season 4
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Channel 5
Singapore
TECHNICAL & CREATIVE CATEGORIES
Best Cinematography
Syukrie Hassan, Chris Tan, Jason Isley & Scubazoo
Passage To Malaysia: Pulau Paradise
Discovery Networks Asia Pacific
Discovery TLC
Singapore
Production Co.: No Quarter TV
Best Direction
Michael McKay
The Amazing Race Australia (Episode 1)
activeTV Pty Ltd
Seven Network, Channel 7
Australia
Best Editing
Jean Kao
Into the Future: Transport
Discovery Networks Asia Pacific
Discovery Channel
Singapore
Production Co.: Infocus Asia Pte Ltd
Best Drama Screenplay
Yu Zheng
Palace
Hunan ETV Media Culture Co., Ltd
Hunan Broadcasting System, Hunan TV Satellite Channel
China
Best Theme Song
Boy Christopher Ramos
Star Confessions: OST – “Ito Ang Buhay ko” (This is My Life)
ABC Development Corporation
TV5
Philippines
Terrestrial Channel of the Year
General TV Channel
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
Japan
Cable Channel of the Year
CNN International
Hong Kong
Terrestrial Broadcaster of the Year
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Singapore
Cable & Satellite Network of the Year
CNN International
Hong Kong
Here is the complete list of winners in the 2011 Asian Television Awards:
PROGRAMMING CATEGORIES
Best Documentary Programme (One-off/Special)
Yu Guo and His Mother
Shanghai Media Group
Documentary Channel
China
Best Documentary Series
The Soul of Reporting
Tokyo Broadcasting System Television, Inc.
Japan
Co-produced by JNN Network, HBC (Hokkaido), IBC (Iwate), TBC (Miyagi); TUF (Fukushima), TUY (Yamagata), SBS (Shizuoka), CBC (Aichi), MBS (Osaka), RSK (Okayama), RCC (Hiroshima), TYS (Yamaguchi), RKB (Fukuoka), OBS (Oita), MBC (Kagoshima) and TBS (Tokyo)
Best Natural History or Wildlife Programme
Life Force: Madagascar
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
General TV Channel
Japan
A co-production of NHK, NHNZ and France Television in association with Science Channel
Best News Programme
Shanghai Live
Shanghai Media Group
International Channel Shanghai
China
Best Single News Story/Report
Bangladesh Begging Boy
CNN International
Hong Kong
Best Drama Series
Days We Stared at the Sun (Episode 1)
Public Television Service, Taiwan
Public Television Service Foundation, PTS
Taiwan
Best Single Drama or Telemovie Programme
Threads of Our Hearts
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
General TV Channel
Japan
Best Comedy Programme
The Noose Season 4
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Channel 5
Singapore
Best Current Affairs Programme
The Nonfiction Special “Unforgettable – Three Family Portraits”
Fuji Television Network, Inc.
Fuji Television
Japan
Best Children’s Programme
My Place – 1878 Henry
Australian Children’s Television Foundation
Australian Broadcasting Corp., ABC 3
Australia
Best Preschool Education Programme
Doby & Disy
Win Sing Company Limited
Hunan Broadcasting System, Aniworld TV
China
Best Entertainment (One-off/Annuel)
Nep-Kids League: Whiz-Kids Theater!
Fuji Television Network, Inc.
Fuji Television
Japan
Best General Entertainment Programme
Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa (Season 4)
BBC Worldwide Productions
Sony Television, Sony Entertainment Television
India
Best Game or Quiz Programme
Wittaya Subphayuth
Workpoint Entertainment Public Company Limited
Royal Thai Army Radio & Television, Channel 5
Thailand
Best Music Programme
Muse & MTV EXIT: MK Ultra
MTV EXIT Foundation
Starhub Cable TV, MTV Southeast Asia
Thailand
Best Reality Programme
Girls Night Out
Miditech Pvt. Ltd
Colors (Viacom 18)
India
Best Infotainment Programme
China’s Extreme Skywalker
AETN All Asia Networks
The Biography Channel
Singapore
Production Co.: Xtreme Productions
Best Talk Show
The Bottomline with Boy Abunda
ABS-CBN Corporation
ABS-CBN, Channel 2
Philippines
Best Social Awareness Programme
Nepal’s Stolen Children
CNN International
Hong Kong
Best Adaptation of an Existing Format
The Amazing Race Australia (Episode 1)
activeTV Pty Ltd
Seven Network, Channel 7
Australia
Best Cross-Platform Content
The CJ Show
CNN-IBN, TV18 Broadcast Ltd.
CNN-IBN
India
Best Lifestyle Programme
Stressbuster (Episode 1) – Learn Something New
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Channel NewsAsia
Singapore
Production Co.: Beach House Pictures Pte Ltd
PERFORMANCE CATEGORIES
Best News Presenter or Anchor
Anna Coren
World Report
CNN International
Hong Kong
Best Current Affairs Presenter
Bernard Lo
Straight Talk with Bernie Lo
CNBC Asia Pacific
Singapore
Best Entertainment Presenter/Host
Denise Keller
Passage to Malaysia: Pulau Paradise
Discovery Networks Asia Pacific
Discovery TLC
Singapore
Production Co.: No Quarter TV
Best Actor in a Leading Role
Kevin Cheng
Ghetto Justice
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Actress in a Leading Role
Charmaine Sheh
Can’t Buy Me Love
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Mak Cheung Ching
No Regrets
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Fala Chen
No Regrets
Television Broadcasts Limited
TVB, Jade
Hong Kong
Best Comedy Performance by an Actor/Actress
Suhaimi Yusof
The Noose Season 4
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Channel 5
Singapore
TECHNICAL & CREATIVE CATEGORIES
Best Cinematography
Syukrie Hassan, Chris Tan, Jason Isley & Scubazoo
Passage To Malaysia: Pulau Paradise
Discovery Networks Asia Pacific
Discovery TLC
Singapore
Production Co.: No Quarter TV
Best Direction
Michael McKay
The Amazing Race Australia (Episode 1)
activeTV Pty Ltd
Seven Network, Channel 7
Australia
Best Editing
Jean Kao
Into the Future: Transport
Discovery Networks Asia Pacific
Discovery Channel
Singapore
Production Co.: Infocus Asia Pte Ltd
Best Drama Screenplay
Yu Zheng
Palace
Hunan ETV Media Culture Co., Ltd
Hunan Broadcasting System, Hunan TV Satellite Channel
China
Best Theme Song
Boy Christopher Ramos
Star Confessions: OST – “Ito Ang Buhay ko” (This is My Life)
ABC Development Corporation
TV5
Philippines
Terrestrial Channel of the Year
General TV Channel
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
Japan
Cable Channel of the Year
CNN International
Hong Kong
Terrestrial Broadcaster of the Year
MediaCorp Pte Ltd
Singapore
Cable & Satellite Network of the Year
CNN International
Hong Kong
59th FAMAS Awards Nominees and Winners
The 59th Annual FAMAS Awards Night is happening this Saturday, December 10, at the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) Theater. Check out this year’s nominees!
Here is the complete list of nominees for the 59th Annual FAMAS Awards:(List of Winners will be Updated)
BEST PICTURE
ANG TANGING INA MO
DALAW
MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY
ROSARIO
SA’YO LAMANG
SIGWA
BEST ACTRESS
Ai-ai Delas Alas (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Bea Alonzo (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Dawn Zulueta (SIGWA)
Jennylyn Mercado (ROSARIO)
Lorna Tolentino (SA’YO LAMANG)
BEST ACTOR
Bong Revilla (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Coco Martin (NOY)
Dennis Trillo (ROSARIO)
John Lloyd Cruz (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Tirso Cruz III (SIGWA)
Vic Sotto (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
BEST DIRECTOR
Albert Martinez (ROSARIO)
Cathy Garcia-Molina (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Dondon S. Santos Rodel Nacianceno (a.k.a Coco Martin) (NOY)
Laurice Guillen (SA’YO LAMANG)
Wenn V. Deramas (ANG TANGING INA MO)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Eugene Domingo (HERE COMES THE BRIDE)
Eugene Domingo (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Gina Pareno (DALAW)
Shaina Magdayao (SA’YO LAMANG)
Zsa Zsa Padilla (SIGWA)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Allen Dizon (SIGWA)
Baron Geisler (NOY)
Carlo Aquino (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Jaime Fabregas (HERE COMES THE BRIDE)
Sid Lucero (ROSARIO)
BEST CHILD ACTRESS
Cheska Billiones (NOY
Dessa Ilagan (SIGWA)
Jillian Ward (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Xyriel Manabat (ANG TANGING INA MO)
BEST CHILD ACTOR
Maliksi Morales (DALAW
Timothy Chan (HERE COMES THE BRIDE)
BEST STORY
Bonifacio Ilagan and Joel Lamangan (SIGWA)
John Paul E. Abellera, Karen Ramos, Mia Louise C. Ramos, Ralph Jacinto Quiblat and Ricardo Lee (SA’YO LAMANG)
Manuel V. Pangilinan (ROSARIO)
Mel Mendoza-Del Rosario (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Vanessa R. Valdez (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
BEST SCREENPLAY
Ma. Theresa Clamor Juan Miguel Sevilla Vanessa R. Valdez (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Bonifacio Ilagan (SIGWA)
Elmer Gatchalian (ROSARIO)
Karen Ramos Ralph Jacinto Quiblat Ricardo Lee (SA’YO LAMANG)
Mel Mendoza-Del Rosario (ANG TANGING INA MO)
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Monino Duque (SIGWA)
Anne Monzon (DALAW)
Carlo Mendoza (ROSARIO)
Lee Briones-Meily (SA’YO LAMANG)
Manuel Teehankee (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Timmy Jimenez (NOY)
BEST EDITING
Chrisel Galeno-Desuasido (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Efren Jarlego (SA’YO LAMANG)
John Wong (ROSARIO)
Marya Ignacio (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Marya Ignacio (MY AMNESIA GIRL)
Renewin B. Alano (DALAW)
BEST SOUND
Alfredo Ongleo (SIGWA)
Addiss Tabong Albert Michael Idioma (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Albert Michael Idioma (DALAW)
Richard Hooks Warren Santiago (ROSARIO)
Ross Diaz (NOY)
BEST MUSICAL SCORE
Lucien Letaba (SIGWA)
Albert Chang (ROSARIO)
Carmina Cuya (NOY)
Cesar Francis S. Concio (DALAW)
Jessie Lasaten (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
BEST THEME SONG
SIGWA
NOY
ANG TANGING INA MO
SA’YO LAMANG
MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY
BEST ART DIRECTION
Edgar Martin Littaua (SIGWA)
Glen Herbert Adriano (NOY)
Jesse Bueno Ruben Arthur Nicdao (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Joey Luna (ROSARIO)
Raymond Bajarias (DALAW)
BEST SPECIAL EFFECTS
ROSARIO
NOY
SA’YO LAMANG
Benny Batoctoy Chie Torrente (DALAW)
Dekdek Torrente Erick Torrente (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Aldo Aguilar and Marites Mendoza (NOY)
Arturo Jarlego and Elmer Buencamino (SA’YO LAMANG)
Dodge Ledesma and Earl Bontuvan (DALAW)
Jay Santiago, Kim Erik Samson, Melvyn M. Quimosing (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Relie Hinojosa Tessa Cam Rowe (ROSARIO)
Here is the complete list of nominees for the 59th Annual FAMAS Awards:(List of Winners will be Updated)
BEST PICTURE
ANG TANGING INA MO
DALAW
MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY
ROSARIO
SA’YO LAMANG
SIGWA
BEST ACTRESS
Ai-ai Delas Alas (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Bea Alonzo (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Dawn Zulueta (SIGWA)
Jennylyn Mercado (ROSARIO)
Lorna Tolentino (SA’YO LAMANG)
BEST ACTOR
Bong Revilla (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Coco Martin (NOY)
Dennis Trillo (ROSARIO)
John Lloyd Cruz (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Tirso Cruz III (SIGWA)
Vic Sotto (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
BEST DIRECTOR
Albert Martinez (ROSARIO)
Cathy Garcia-Molina (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Dondon S. Santos Rodel Nacianceno (a.k.a Coco Martin) (NOY)
Laurice Guillen (SA’YO LAMANG)
Wenn V. Deramas (ANG TANGING INA MO)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Eugene Domingo (HERE COMES THE BRIDE)
Eugene Domingo (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Gina Pareno (DALAW)
Shaina Magdayao (SA’YO LAMANG)
Zsa Zsa Padilla (SIGWA)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Allen Dizon (SIGWA)
Baron Geisler (NOY)
Carlo Aquino (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Jaime Fabregas (HERE COMES THE BRIDE)
Sid Lucero (ROSARIO)
BEST CHILD ACTRESS
Cheska Billiones (NOY
Dessa Ilagan (SIGWA)
Jillian Ward (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Xyriel Manabat (ANG TANGING INA MO)
BEST CHILD ACTOR
Maliksi Morales (DALAW
Timothy Chan (HERE COMES THE BRIDE)
BEST STORY
Bonifacio Ilagan and Joel Lamangan (SIGWA)
John Paul E. Abellera, Karen Ramos, Mia Louise C. Ramos, Ralph Jacinto Quiblat and Ricardo Lee (SA’YO LAMANG)
Manuel V. Pangilinan (ROSARIO)
Mel Mendoza-Del Rosario (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Vanessa R. Valdez (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
BEST SCREENPLAY
Ma. Theresa Clamor Juan Miguel Sevilla Vanessa R. Valdez (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Bonifacio Ilagan (SIGWA)
Elmer Gatchalian (ROSARIO)
Karen Ramos Ralph Jacinto Quiblat Ricardo Lee (SA’YO LAMANG)
Mel Mendoza-Del Rosario (ANG TANGING INA MO)
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Monino Duque (SIGWA)
Anne Monzon (DALAW)
Carlo Mendoza (ROSARIO)
Lee Briones-Meily (SA’YO LAMANG)
Manuel Teehankee (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Timmy Jimenez (NOY)
BEST EDITING
Chrisel Galeno-Desuasido (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Efren Jarlego (SA’YO LAMANG)
John Wong (ROSARIO)
Marya Ignacio (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Marya Ignacio (MY AMNESIA GIRL)
Renewin B. Alano (DALAW)
BEST SOUND
Alfredo Ongleo (SIGWA)
Addiss Tabong Albert Michael Idioma (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Albert Michael Idioma (DALAW)
Richard Hooks Warren Santiago (ROSARIO)
Ross Diaz (NOY)
BEST MUSICAL SCORE
Lucien Letaba (SIGWA)
Albert Chang (ROSARIO)
Carmina Cuya (NOY)
Cesar Francis S. Concio (DALAW)
Jessie Lasaten (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
BEST THEME SONG
SIGWA
NOY
ANG TANGING INA MO
SA’YO LAMANG
MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY
BEST ART DIRECTION
Edgar Martin Littaua (SIGWA)
Glen Herbert Adriano (NOY)
Jesse Bueno Ruben Arthur Nicdao (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Joey Luna (ROSARIO)
Raymond Bajarias (DALAW)
BEST SPECIAL EFFECTS
ROSARIO
NOY
SA’YO LAMANG
Benny Batoctoy Chie Torrente (DALAW)
Dekdek Torrente Erick Torrente (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Aldo Aguilar and Marites Mendoza (NOY)
Arturo Jarlego and Elmer Buencamino (SA’YO LAMANG)
Dodge Ledesma and Earl Bontuvan (DALAW)
Jay Santiago, Kim Erik Samson, Melvyn M. Quimosing (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Relie Hinojosa Tessa Cam Rowe (ROSARIO)
59th FAMAS Awards Nominees and Winners
The 59th Annual FAMAS Awards Night is happening this Saturday, December 10, at the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) Theater. Check out this year’s nominees!
Here is the complete list of nominees for the 59th Annual FAMAS Awards:(List of Winners will be Updated)
BEST PICTURE
ANG TANGING INA MO
DALAW
MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY
ROSARIO
SA’YO LAMANG
SIGWA
BEST ACTRESS
Ai-ai Delas Alas (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Bea Alonzo (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Dawn Zulueta (SIGWA)
Jennylyn Mercado (ROSARIO)
Lorna Tolentino (SA’YO LAMANG)
BEST ACTOR
Bong Revilla (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Coco Martin (NOY)
Dennis Trillo (ROSARIO)
John Lloyd Cruz (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Tirso Cruz III (SIGWA)
Vic Sotto (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
BEST DIRECTOR
Albert Martinez (ROSARIO)
Cathy Garcia-Molina (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Dondon S. Santos Rodel Nacianceno (a.k.a Coco Martin) (NOY)
Laurice Guillen (SA’YO LAMANG)
Wenn V. Deramas (ANG TANGING INA MO)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Eugene Domingo (HERE COMES THE BRIDE)
Eugene Domingo (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Gina Pareno (DALAW)
Shaina Magdayao (SA’YO LAMANG)
Zsa Zsa Padilla (SIGWA)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Allen Dizon (SIGWA)
Baron Geisler (NOY)
Carlo Aquino (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Jaime Fabregas (HERE COMES THE BRIDE)
Sid Lucero (ROSARIO)
BEST CHILD ACTRESS
Cheska Billiones (NOY
Dessa Ilagan (SIGWA)
Jillian Ward (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Xyriel Manabat (ANG TANGING INA MO)
BEST CHILD ACTOR
Maliksi Morales (DALAW
Timothy Chan (HERE COMES THE BRIDE)
BEST STORY
Bonifacio Ilagan and Joel Lamangan (SIGWA)
John Paul E. Abellera, Karen Ramos, Mia Louise C. Ramos, Ralph Jacinto Quiblat and Ricardo Lee (SA’YO LAMANG)
Manuel V. Pangilinan (ROSARIO)
Mel Mendoza-Del Rosario (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Vanessa R. Valdez (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
BEST SCREENPLAY
Ma. Theresa Clamor Juan Miguel Sevilla Vanessa R. Valdez (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Bonifacio Ilagan (SIGWA)
Elmer Gatchalian (ROSARIO)
Karen Ramos Ralph Jacinto Quiblat Ricardo Lee (SA’YO LAMANG)
Mel Mendoza-Del Rosario (ANG TANGING INA MO)
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Monino Duque (SIGWA)
Anne Monzon (DALAW)
Carlo Mendoza (ROSARIO)
Lee Briones-Meily (SA’YO LAMANG)
Manuel Teehankee (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Timmy Jimenez (NOY)
BEST EDITING
Chrisel Galeno-Desuasido (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Efren Jarlego (SA’YO LAMANG)
John Wong (ROSARIO)
Marya Ignacio (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Marya Ignacio (MY AMNESIA GIRL)
Renewin B. Alano (DALAW)
BEST SOUND
Alfredo Ongleo (SIGWA)
Addiss Tabong Albert Michael Idioma (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Albert Michael Idioma (DALAW)
Richard Hooks Warren Santiago (ROSARIO)
Ross Diaz (NOY)
BEST MUSICAL SCORE
Lucien Letaba (SIGWA)
Albert Chang (ROSARIO)
Carmina Cuya (NOY)
Cesar Francis S. Concio (DALAW)
Jessie Lasaten (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
BEST THEME SONG
SIGWA
NOY
ANG TANGING INA MO
SA’YO LAMANG
MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY
BEST ART DIRECTION
Edgar Martin Littaua (SIGWA)
Glen Herbert Adriano (NOY)
Jesse Bueno Ruben Arthur Nicdao (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Joey Luna (ROSARIO)
Raymond Bajarias (DALAW)
BEST SPECIAL EFFECTS
ROSARIO
NOY
SA’YO LAMANG
Benny Batoctoy Chie Torrente (DALAW)
Dekdek Torrente Erick Torrente (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Aldo Aguilar and Marites Mendoza (NOY)
Arturo Jarlego and Elmer Buencamino (SA’YO LAMANG)
Dodge Ledesma and Earl Bontuvan (DALAW)
Jay Santiago, Kim Erik Samson, Melvyn M. Quimosing (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Relie Hinojosa Tessa Cam Rowe (ROSARIO)
Here is the complete list of nominees for the 59th Annual FAMAS Awards:(List of Winners will be Updated)
BEST PICTURE
ANG TANGING INA MO
DALAW
MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY
ROSARIO
SA’YO LAMANG
SIGWA
BEST ACTRESS
Ai-ai Delas Alas (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Bea Alonzo (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Dawn Zulueta (SIGWA)
Jennylyn Mercado (ROSARIO)
Lorna Tolentino (SA’YO LAMANG)
BEST ACTOR
Bong Revilla (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Coco Martin (NOY)
Dennis Trillo (ROSARIO)
John Lloyd Cruz (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Tirso Cruz III (SIGWA)
Vic Sotto (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
BEST DIRECTOR
Albert Martinez (ROSARIO)
Cathy Garcia-Molina (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Dondon S. Santos Rodel Nacianceno (a.k.a Coco Martin) (NOY)
Laurice Guillen (SA’YO LAMANG)
Wenn V. Deramas (ANG TANGING INA MO)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Eugene Domingo (HERE COMES THE BRIDE)
Eugene Domingo (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Gina Pareno (DALAW)
Shaina Magdayao (SA’YO LAMANG)
Zsa Zsa Padilla (SIGWA)
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Allen Dizon (SIGWA)
Baron Geisler (NOY)
Carlo Aquino (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Jaime Fabregas (HERE COMES THE BRIDE)
Sid Lucero (ROSARIO)
BEST CHILD ACTRESS
Cheska Billiones (NOY
Dessa Ilagan (SIGWA)
Jillian Ward (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Xyriel Manabat (ANG TANGING INA MO)
BEST CHILD ACTOR
Maliksi Morales (DALAW
Timothy Chan (HERE COMES THE BRIDE)
BEST STORY
Bonifacio Ilagan and Joel Lamangan (SIGWA)
John Paul E. Abellera, Karen Ramos, Mia Louise C. Ramos, Ralph Jacinto Quiblat and Ricardo Lee (SA’YO LAMANG)
Manuel V. Pangilinan (ROSARIO)
Mel Mendoza-Del Rosario (ANG TANGING INA MO)
Vanessa R. Valdez (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
BEST SCREENPLAY
Ma. Theresa Clamor Juan Miguel Sevilla Vanessa R. Valdez (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Bonifacio Ilagan (SIGWA)
Elmer Gatchalian (ROSARIO)
Karen Ramos Ralph Jacinto Quiblat Ricardo Lee (SA’YO LAMANG)
Mel Mendoza-Del Rosario (ANG TANGING INA MO)
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Monino Duque (SIGWA)
Anne Monzon (DALAW)
Carlo Mendoza (ROSARIO)
Lee Briones-Meily (SA’YO LAMANG)
Manuel Teehankee (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Timmy Jimenez (NOY)
BEST EDITING
Chrisel Galeno-Desuasido (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Efren Jarlego (SA’YO LAMANG)
John Wong (ROSARIO)
Marya Ignacio (MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY)
Marya Ignacio (MY AMNESIA GIRL)
Renewin B. Alano (DALAW)
BEST SOUND
Alfredo Ongleo (SIGWA)
Addiss Tabong Albert Michael Idioma (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Albert Michael Idioma (DALAW)
Richard Hooks Warren Santiago (ROSARIO)
Ross Diaz (NOY)
BEST MUSICAL SCORE
Lucien Letaba (SIGWA)
Albert Chang (ROSARIO)
Carmina Cuya (NOY)
Cesar Francis S. Concio (DALAW)
Jessie Lasaten (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
BEST THEME SONG
SIGWA
NOY
ANG TANGING INA MO
SA’YO LAMANG
MISS YOU LIKE CRAZY
BEST ART DIRECTION
Edgar Martin Littaua (SIGWA)
Glen Herbert Adriano (NOY)
Jesse Bueno Ruben Arthur Nicdao (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Joey Luna (ROSARIO)
Raymond Bajarias (DALAW)
BEST SPECIAL EFFECTS
ROSARIO
NOY
SA’YO LAMANG
Benny Batoctoy Chie Torrente (DALAW)
Dekdek Torrente Erick Torrente (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Aldo Aguilar and Marites Mendoza (NOY)
Arturo Jarlego and Elmer Buencamino (SA’YO LAMANG)
Dodge Ledesma and Earl Bontuvan (DALAW)
Jay Santiago, Kim Erik Samson, Melvyn M. Quimosing (SI AGIMAT AT SI ENTENG KABISOTE)
Relie Hinojosa Tessa Cam Rowe (ROSARIO)
Saturday, November 26, 2011
PMPC Star Awards for TV 2011 Winners
Here’s the complete list of winners in the PMPC Star Awards for TV 2011:
Best Children Show: Art Angel (GMA-7)
Best Children Show Host: Tonipet Gaba and Roxanne Barcelo – Art Angel (GMA-7)
Best Educational Program: Matanglawin (ABS-CBN)
Best Educational Program Host: Kim Atienza – Matanglawin (ABS-CBN)
Best Travel Show: Trip Na Trip (ABS-CBN)
Best Travel Show Host: Kat de Castro, Jason Gainza, Franzen Fajardo, Kian Kazemi – Trip Na Trip (ABS-CBN)
Best Lifestyle Show: Us Girls (Studio 23)
Best Lifestyle Show Host: Angel Aquino, Iya Villania, Cheska Garcia-Kramer – Us Girls (Studio 23)
Best Morning Show: Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN)
Best Morning Show Host: Anthony Taberna, Bernadette Sembrano, Alex Santos, Iya Villania, Donita Rose, Winnie Cordero, Andrei Felix, Venus Raj – Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN)
Best Youth-Oriented Show: Reel Love Presents: Tween Hearts (GMA 7)
Best New Male TV Personality: Teejay Marquez – Reel Love Presents: Tween Hearts (GMA 7), and Derrick Monasterio – Reel Love Presents: Tween Hearts (GMA 7)
Best New Female TV Personality: Jillian Ward – Trudis Liit (GMA 7)
Best Horror or Fantasy Program: Wansapanataym (ABS-CBN)
Best Public Affairs Program: Bottomline With Boy Abunda (ABS-CBN)
Best Public Affairs Program Host: Boy Abunda – Bottomline (ABS-CBN)
Best Magazine Show: Rated K (ABS-CBN)
Best Magazine Show Host: Korina Sanchez – Rated K (ABS-CBN)
Best Documentary Program: I-Witness (GMA 7)
Best Documentary Program Host: Kara David, Jay Taruc, Howie Severino, Sandra Aguinaldo – I-Witness (GMA 7)
Best Documentary Special Pluma: Rizal, Ang Dakilang Manunulat (GMA News TV)
Best Public Service Program: Bitag (UNTV 37)
Best Public Service Program Host: Atty. Presida Acosta – Public Atorni (TV 5)
Best News Program: 24 Oras (GMA 7)
Best Male Newscaster: Anthony Taberna – Iba-Balita ni Anthony Taberna (Studio 23)
Best Female Newscaster: Vicky Morales – Saksi (GMA 7)
Best Talent Search Program: Talentadong Pinoy (TV5), and Showtime (ABS-CBN 2)
Best Talent Search Program Host: Luis Manzano, Billy Crawford – Pilipinas Got Talent (ABS-CBN)
Best Game Show: Panahon Ko ‘To!: Ang Game Show Ng Buhay Ko (ABS-CBN 2)
Best Game Show Host: Vic Sotto – Who Wants To Be A Millionaire (TV5)
Best Celebrity Talk Show: Moments (Net 25)
Best Celebrity Talk Show Host: Janice de Belen – Spoon (Net 25)
Best Showbiz-Oriented Show: The Buzz (ABS-CBN)
Best Male Showbiz-Oriented Show Host: Luis Manzano – E-Live (ABS-CBN)
Best Female Showbiz-Oriented Show Host: Cristy Fermin – Paparazzi (TV 5)
Best Gag Show: Bubble Gang (GMA 7)
Best Variety Show: Willing Willie (TV 5)
Best Musical Variety Show: ASAP Rocks (ABS-CBN)
Best Male TV Host: Allan K – Eat Bulaga! (GMA 7)
Best Female TV Host: Toni Gonzaga – ASAP Rocks (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Mini-Series: Agimat: Mga Alamat Ni Ramon Revilla Presents Kapitan Inggo (ABS-CBN 2)
Best Daytime Drama Series: Little Star (GMA 7)
Best Comedy Show: Pepito Manaloto (GMA 7)
Best Comedy Actor: Ogie Alcasid – Bubble Gang (GMA 7)
Best Comedy Actress: Ai-Ai delas Alas – M3: Malay Mo Ma-develop (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Anthology: Untold Stories Mula Sa Face To Face (TV 5)
Best Primetime TV Series: Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin (ABS-CBN)
Best Single Performance by an Actor: Enchong Dee – “Parol” episode, Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN)
Best Single Performance by an Actress: Ai-Ai delas Alas – “Krus” episode, Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Actor Coco Martin: Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Actress Gretchen Barretto: Magkaribal (ABS-CBN)
Best TV Station: ABS-CBN
Hall of Fame as Best Male Showbiz-Oriented Show Host – Boy Abunda
Hall of Fame as Best Drama Anthology – Maalaala Mo Kaya
Ading Fernando Lifetime Achievement Award – Susan Roces
Excellence in Broadcasting Lifetime Achievement Award – Jessica Soho
Longest-Running Musical Variety Show Award – RPN-9′s Superstar, hosted by Ms. Nora Aunor
Master Star Builder Award – German “Kuya Germs” Moreno
Posthumous Award – Lito Calzado
Sexiest Celebrity of the Night (Female) – Shamcey Supsup
Sexiest Celebrity of the Night (Male) – Luis Manzano
Celebrity Skin of the Night – Aiko Melendez
Face of the Night (Male) – Piolo Pascual
Face of the Night (Female) – KC Concepcion
Star of the Night (Male) – Coco Martin
Star of the Night (Female) – Toni Gonzaga
Best Children Show: Art Angel (GMA-7)
Best Children Show Host: Tonipet Gaba and Roxanne Barcelo – Art Angel (GMA-7)
Best Educational Program: Matanglawin (ABS-CBN)
Best Educational Program Host: Kim Atienza – Matanglawin (ABS-CBN)
Best Travel Show: Trip Na Trip (ABS-CBN)
Best Travel Show Host: Kat de Castro, Jason Gainza, Franzen Fajardo, Kian Kazemi – Trip Na Trip (ABS-CBN)
Best Lifestyle Show: Us Girls (Studio 23)
Best Lifestyle Show Host: Angel Aquino, Iya Villania, Cheska Garcia-Kramer – Us Girls (Studio 23)
Best Morning Show: Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN)
Best Morning Show Host: Anthony Taberna, Bernadette Sembrano, Alex Santos, Iya Villania, Donita Rose, Winnie Cordero, Andrei Felix, Venus Raj – Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN)
Best Youth-Oriented Show: Reel Love Presents: Tween Hearts (GMA 7)
Best New Male TV Personality: Teejay Marquez – Reel Love Presents: Tween Hearts (GMA 7), and Derrick Monasterio – Reel Love Presents: Tween Hearts (GMA 7)
Best New Female TV Personality: Jillian Ward – Trudis Liit (GMA 7)
Best Horror or Fantasy Program: Wansapanataym (ABS-CBN)
Best Public Affairs Program: Bottomline With Boy Abunda (ABS-CBN)
Best Public Affairs Program Host: Boy Abunda – Bottomline (ABS-CBN)
Best Magazine Show: Rated K (ABS-CBN)
Best Magazine Show Host: Korina Sanchez – Rated K (ABS-CBN)
Best Documentary Program: I-Witness (GMA 7)
Best Documentary Program Host: Kara David, Jay Taruc, Howie Severino, Sandra Aguinaldo – I-Witness (GMA 7)
Best Documentary Special Pluma: Rizal, Ang Dakilang Manunulat (GMA News TV)
Best Public Service Program: Bitag (UNTV 37)
Best Public Service Program Host: Atty. Presida Acosta – Public Atorni (TV 5)
Best News Program: 24 Oras (GMA 7)
Best Male Newscaster: Anthony Taberna – Iba-Balita ni Anthony Taberna (Studio 23)
Best Female Newscaster: Vicky Morales – Saksi (GMA 7)
Best Talent Search Program: Talentadong Pinoy (TV5), and Showtime (ABS-CBN 2)
Best Talent Search Program Host: Luis Manzano, Billy Crawford – Pilipinas Got Talent (ABS-CBN)
Best Game Show: Panahon Ko ‘To!: Ang Game Show Ng Buhay Ko (ABS-CBN 2)
Best Game Show Host: Vic Sotto – Who Wants To Be A Millionaire (TV5)
Best Celebrity Talk Show: Moments (Net 25)
Best Celebrity Talk Show Host: Janice de Belen – Spoon (Net 25)
Best Showbiz-Oriented Show: The Buzz (ABS-CBN)
Best Male Showbiz-Oriented Show Host: Luis Manzano – E-Live (ABS-CBN)
Best Female Showbiz-Oriented Show Host: Cristy Fermin – Paparazzi (TV 5)
Best Gag Show: Bubble Gang (GMA 7)
Best Variety Show: Willing Willie (TV 5)
Best Musical Variety Show: ASAP Rocks (ABS-CBN)
Best Male TV Host: Allan K – Eat Bulaga! (GMA 7)
Best Female TV Host: Toni Gonzaga – ASAP Rocks (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Mini-Series: Agimat: Mga Alamat Ni Ramon Revilla Presents Kapitan Inggo (ABS-CBN 2)
Best Daytime Drama Series: Little Star (GMA 7)
Best Comedy Show: Pepito Manaloto (GMA 7)
Best Comedy Actor: Ogie Alcasid – Bubble Gang (GMA 7)
Best Comedy Actress: Ai-Ai delas Alas – M3: Malay Mo Ma-develop (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Anthology: Untold Stories Mula Sa Face To Face (TV 5)
Best Primetime TV Series: Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin (ABS-CBN)
Best Single Performance by an Actor: Enchong Dee – “Parol” episode, Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN)
Best Single Performance by an Actress: Ai-Ai delas Alas – “Krus” episode, Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Actor Coco Martin: Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Actress Gretchen Barretto: Magkaribal (ABS-CBN)
Best TV Station: ABS-CBN
Hall of Fame as Best Male Showbiz-Oriented Show Host – Boy Abunda
Hall of Fame as Best Drama Anthology – Maalaala Mo Kaya
Ading Fernando Lifetime Achievement Award – Susan Roces
Excellence in Broadcasting Lifetime Achievement Award – Jessica Soho
Longest-Running Musical Variety Show Award – RPN-9′s Superstar, hosted by Ms. Nora Aunor
Master Star Builder Award – German “Kuya Germs” Moreno
Posthumous Award – Lito Calzado
Sexiest Celebrity of the Night (Female) – Shamcey Supsup
Sexiest Celebrity of the Night (Male) – Luis Manzano
Celebrity Skin of the Night – Aiko Melendez
Face of the Night (Male) – Piolo Pascual
Face of the Night (Female) – KC Concepcion
Star of the Night (Male) – Coco Martin
Star of the Night (Female) – Toni Gonzaga
PMPC Star Awards for TV 2011 Winners
Here’s the complete list of winners in the PMPC Star Awards for TV 2011:
Best Children Show: Art Angel (GMA-7)
Best Children Show Host: Tonipet Gaba and Roxanne Barcelo – Art Angel (GMA-7)
Best Educational Program: Matanglawin (ABS-CBN)
Best Educational Program Host: Kim Atienza – Matanglawin (ABS-CBN)
Best Travel Show: Trip Na Trip (ABS-CBN)
Best Travel Show Host: Kat de Castro, Jason Gainza, Franzen Fajardo, Kian Kazemi – Trip Na Trip (ABS-CBN)
Best Lifestyle Show: Us Girls (Studio 23)
Best Lifestyle Show Host: Angel Aquino, Iya Villania, Cheska Garcia-Kramer – Us Girls (Studio 23)
Best Morning Show: Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN)
Best Morning Show Host: Anthony Taberna, Bernadette Sembrano, Alex Santos, Iya Villania, Donita Rose, Winnie Cordero, Andrei Felix, Venus Raj – Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN)
Best Youth-Oriented Show: Reel Love Presents: Tween Hearts (GMA 7)
Best New Male TV Personality: Teejay Marquez – Reel Love Presents: Tween Hearts (GMA 7), and Derrick Monasterio – Reel Love Presents: Tween Hearts (GMA 7)
Best New Female TV Personality: Jillian Ward – Trudis Liit (GMA 7)
Best Horror or Fantasy Program: Wansapanataym (ABS-CBN)
Best Public Affairs Program: Bottomline With Boy Abunda (ABS-CBN)
Best Public Affairs Program Host: Boy Abunda – Bottomline (ABS-CBN)
Best Magazine Show: Rated K (ABS-CBN)
Best Magazine Show Host: Korina Sanchez – Rated K (ABS-CBN)
Best Documentary Program: I-Witness (GMA 7)
Best Documentary Program Host: Kara David, Jay Taruc, Howie Severino, Sandra Aguinaldo – I-Witness (GMA 7)
Best Documentary Special Pluma: Rizal, Ang Dakilang Manunulat (GMA News TV)
Best Public Service Program: Bitag (UNTV 37)
Best Public Service Program Host: Atty. Presida Acosta – Public Atorni (TV 5)
Best News Program: 24 Oras (GMA 7)
Best Male Newscaster: Anthony Taberna – Iba-Balita ni Anthony Taberna (Studio 23)
Best Female Newscaster: Vicky Morales – Saksi (GMA 7)
Best Talent Search Program: Talentadong Pinoy (TV5), and Showtime (ABS-CBN 2)
Best Talent Search Program Host: Luis Manzano, Billy Crawford – Pilipinas Got Talent (ABS-CBN)
Best Game Show: Panahon Ko ‘To!: Ang Game Show Ng Buhay Ko (ABS-CBN 2)
Best Game Show Host: Vic Sotto – Who Wants To Be A Millionaire (TV5)
Best Celebrity Talk Show: Moments (Net 25)
Best Celebrity Talk Show Host: Janice de Belen – Spoon (Net 25)
Best Showbiz-Oriented Show: The Buzz (ABS-CBN)
Best Male Showbiz-Oriented Show Host: Luis Manzano – E-Live (ABS-CBN)
Best Female Showbiz-Oriented Show Host: Cristy Fermin – Paparazzi (TV 5)
Best Gag Show: Bubble Gang (GMA 7)
Best Variety Show: Willing Willie (TV 5)
Best Musical Variety Show: ASAP Rocks (ABS-CBN)
Best Male TV Host: Allan K – Eat Bulaga! (GMA 7)
Best Female TV Host: Toni Gonzaga – ASAP Rocks (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Mini-Series: Agimat: Mga Alamat Ni Ramon Revilla Presents Kapitan Inggo (ABS-CBN 2)
Best Daytime Drama Series: Little Star (GMA 7)
Best Comedy Show: Pepito Manaloto (GMA 7)
Best Comedy Actor: Ogie Alcasid – Bubble Gang (GMA 7)
Best Comedy Actress: Ai-Ai delas Alas – M3: Malay Mo Ma-develop (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Anthology: Untold Stories Mula Sa Face To Face (TV 5)
Best Primetime TV Series: Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin (ABS-CBN)
Best Single Performance by an Actor: Enchong Dee – “Parol” episode, Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN)
Best Single Performance by an Actress: Ai-Ai delas Alas – “Krus” episode, Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Actor Coco Martin: Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Actress Gretchen Barretto: Magkaribal (ABS-CBN)
Best TV Station: ABS-CBN
Hall of Fame as Best Male Showbiz-Oriented Show Host – Boy Abunda
Hall of Fame as Best Drama Anthology – Maalaala Mo Kaya
Ading Fernando Lifetime Achievement Award – Susan Roces
Excellence in Broadcasting Lifetime Achievement Award – Jessica Soho
Longest-Running Musical Variety Show Award – RPN-9′s Superstar, hosted by Ms. Nora Aunor
Master Star Builder Award – German “Kuya Germs” Moreno
Posthumous Award – Lito Calzado
Sexiest Celebrity of the Night (Female) – Shamcey Supsup
Sexiest Celebrity of the Night (Male) – Luis Manzano
Celebrity Skin of the Night – Aiko Melendez
Face of the Night (Male) – Piolo Pascual
Face of the Night (Female) – KC Concepcion
Star of the Night (Male) – Coco Martin
Star of the Night (Female) – Toni Gonzaga
Best Children Show: Art Angel (GMA-7)
Best Children Show Host: Tonipet Gaba and Roxanne Barcelo – Art Angel (GMA-7)
Best Educational Program: Matanglawin (ABS-CBN)
Best Educational Program Host: Kim Atienza – Matanglawin (ABS-CBN)
Best Travel Show: Trip Na Trip (ABS-CBN)
Best Travel Show Host: Kat de Castro, Jason Gainza, Franzen Fajardo, Kian Kazemi – Trip Na Trip (ABS-CBN)
Best Lifestyle Show: Us Girls (Studio 23)
Best Lifestyle Show Host: Angel Aquino, Iya Villania, Cheska Garcia-Kramer – Us Girls (Studio 23)
Best Morning Show: Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN)
Best Morning Show Host: Anthony Taberna, Bernadette Sembrano, Alex Santos, Iya Villania, Donita Rose, Winnie Cordero, Andrei Felix, Venus Raj – Umagang Kay Ganda (ABS-CBN)
Best Youth-Oriented Show: Reel Love Presents: Tween Hearts (GMA 7)
Best New Male TV Personality: Teejay Marquez – Reel Love Presents: Tween Hearts (GMA 7), and Derrick Monasterio – Reel Love Presents: Tween Hearts (GMA 7)
Best New Female TV Personality: Jillian Ward – Trudis Liit (GMA 7)
Best Horror or Fantasy Program: Wansapanataym (ABS-CBN)
Best Public Affairs Program: Bottomline With Boy Abunda (ABS-CBN)
Best Public Affairs Program Host: Boy Abunda – Bottomline (ABS-CBN)
Best Magazine Show: Rated K (ABS-CBN)
Best Magazine Show Host: Korina Sanchez – Rated K (ABS-CBN)
Best Documentary Program: I-Witness (GMA 7)
Best Documentary Program Host: Kara David, Jay Taruc, Howie Severino, Sandra Aguinaldo – I-Witness (GMA 7)
Best Documentary Special Pluma: Rizal, Ang Dakilang Manunulat (GMA News TV)
Best Public Service Program: Bitag (UNTV 37)
Best Public Service Program Host: Atty. Presida Acosta – Public Atorni (TV 5)
Best News Program: 24 Oras (GMA 7)
Best Male Newscaster: Anthony Taberna – Iba-Balita ni Anthony Taberna (Studio 23)
Best Female Newscaster: Vicky Morales – Saksi (GMA 7)
Best Talent Search Program: Talentadong Pinoy (TV5), and Showtime (ABS-CBN 2)
Best Talent Search Program Host: Luis Manzano, Billy Crawford – Pilipinas Got Talent (ABS-CBN)
Best Game Show: Panahon Ko ‘To!: Ang Game Show Ng Buhay Ko (ABS-CBN 2)
Best Game Show Host: Vic Sotto – Who Wants To Be A Millionaire (TV5)
Best Celebrity Talk Show: Moments (Net 25)
Best Celebrity Talk Show Host: Janice de Belen – Spoon (Net 25)
Best Showbiz-Oriented Show: The Buzz (ABS-CBN)
Best Male Showbiz-Oriented Show Host: Luis Manzano – E-Live (ABS-CBN)
Best Female Showbiz-Oriented Show Host: Cristy Fermin – Paparazzi (TV 5)
Best Gag Show: Bubble Gang (GMA 7)
Best Variety Show: Willing Willie (TV 5)
Best Musical Variety Show: ASAP Rocks (ABS-CBN)
Best Male TV Host: Allan K – Eat Bulaga! (GMA 7)
Best Female TV Host: Toni Gonzaga – ASAP Rocks (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Mini-Series: Agimat: Mga Alamat Ni Ramon Revilla Presents Kapitan Inggo (ABS-CBN 2)
Best Daytime Drama Series: Little Star (GMA 7)
Best Comedy Show: Pepito Manaloto (GMA 7)
Best Comedy Actor: Ogie Alcasid – Bubble Gang (GMA 7)
Best Comedy Actress: Ai-Ai delas Alas – M3: Malay Mo Ma-develop (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Anthology: Untold Stories Mula Sa Face To Face (TV 5)
Best Primetime TV Series: Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin (ABS-CBN)
Best Single Performance by an Actor: Enchong Dee – “Parol” episode, Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN)
Best Single Performance by an Actress: Ai-Ai delas Alas – “Krus” episode, Maalaala Mo Kaya (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Actor Coco Martin: Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin (ABS-CBN)
Best Drama Actress Gretchen Barretto: Magkaribal (ABS-CBN)
Best TV Station: ABS-CBN
Hall of Fame as Best Male Showbiz-Oriented Show Host – Boy Abunda
Hall of Fame as Best Drama Anthology – Maalaala Mo Kaya
Ading Fernando Lifetime Achievement Award – Susan Roces
Excellence in Broadcasting Lifetime Achievement Award – Jessica Soho
Longest-Running Musical Variety Show Award – RPN-9′s Superstar, hosted by Ms. Nora Aunor
Master Star Builder Award – German “Kuya Germs” Moreno
Posthumous Award – Lito Calzado
Sexiest Celebrity of the Night (Female) – Shamcey Supsup
Sexiest Celebrity of the Night (Male) – Luis Manzano
Celebrity Skin of the Night – Aiko Melendez
Face of the Night (Male) – Piolo Pascual
Face of the Night (Female) – KC Concepcion
Star of the Night (Male) – Coco Martin
Star of the Night (Female) – Toni Gonzaga
PBB Unlimited Unlinight 1st Eviction Night Result and Replay Video November 26 2011
Here are the results of the 1st eviction night of Pinoy Big Brother (PBB) Unlimited:
Unliday:
Mark Luz – 20.17%
Kim de Guzman – 19.95%
Erica Arlante – 6.82%
Lordwin Claveria – 4.56% (evicted)
Unlinight:
Slater Young – 28.95%
Kigoy Abarico – 7.93%
Tol Chua – 6.39%
Diane Aquino – -9.38% (evicted)
Watch the Replay Video:
Unliday:
Mark Luz – 20.17%
Kim de Guzman – 19.95%
Erica Arlante – 6.82%
Lordwin Claveria – 4.56% (evicted)
Unlinight:
Slater Young – 28.95%
Kigoy Abarico – 7.93%
Tol Chua – 6.39%
Diane Aquino – -9.38% (evicted)
Watch the Replay Video:
PBB Unlimited Unlinight 1st Eviction Night Result and Replay Video November 26 2011
Here are the results of the 1st eviction night of Pinoy Big Brother (PBB) Unlimited:
Unliday:
Mark Luz – 20.17%
Kim de Guzman – 19.95%
Erica Arlante – 6.82%
Lordwin Claveria – 4.56% (evicted)
Unlinight:
Slater Young – 28.95%
Kigoy Abarico – 7.93%
Tol Chua – 6.39%
Diane Aquino – -9.38% (evicted)
Watch the Replay Video:
Unliday:
Mark Luz – 20.17%
Kim de Guzman – 19.95%
Erica Arlante – 6.82%
Lordwin Claveria – 4.56% (evicted)
Unlinight:
Slater Young – 28.95%
Kigoy Abarico – 7.93%
Tol Chua – 6.39%
Diane Aquino – -9.38% (evicted)
Watch the Replay Video:
PBB Unlimited Unlinight 1st Eviction Night Result and Replay Video November 26 2011
Here are the results of the 1st eviction night of Pinoy Big Brother (PBB) Unlimited:
Unliday:
Mark Luz – 20.17%
Kim de Guzman – 19.95%
Erica Arlante – 6.82%
Lordwin Claveria – 4.56% (evicted)
Unlinight:
Slater Young – 28.95%
Kigoy Abarico – 7.93%
Tol Chua – 6.39%
Diane Aquino – -9.38% (evicted)
Watch the Replay Video:
Unliday:
Mark Luz – 20.17%
Kim de Guzman – 19.95%
Erica Arlante – 6.82%
Lordwin Claveria – 4.56% (evicted)
Unlinight:
Slater Young – 28.95%
Kigoy Abarico – 7.93%
Tol Chua – 6.39%
Diane Aquino – -9.38% (evicted)
Watch the Replay Video:
PBB Unlimited Unlinight 1st Eviction Night Result and Replay Video November 26 2011
Here are the results of the 1st eviction night of Pinoy Big Brother (PBB) Unlimited:
Unliday:
Mark Luz – 20.17%
Kim de Guzman – 19.95%
Erica Arlante – 6.82%
Lordwin Claveria – 4.56% (evicted)
Unlinight:
Slater Young – 28.95%
Kigoy Abarico – 7.93%
Tol Chua – 6.39%
Diane Aquino – -9.38% (evicted)
Watch the Replay Video:
Unliday:
Mark Luz – 20.17%
Kim de Guzman – 19.95%
Erica Arlante – 6.82%
Lordwin Claveria – 4.56% (evicted)
Unlinight:
Slater Young – 28.95%
Kigoy Abarico – 7.93%
Tol Chua – 6.39%
Diane Aquino – -9.38% (evicted)
Watch the Replay Video:
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Miss Earth 2011 Candidates Winners Result
Here is the complete list of candidates or contestants in the Miss Earth 2011 beauty pageant, which will be held on December 3, 2011 at the University of the Philippines Theater:
It will be Telecast Live by ABS CBN and Studio 23. The Winners and Result will be posted here upon availability. Stay tuned.
Albania – Emanuela Guri
Aruba – Melissa Lacle
Australia – Deedee Zibara
Austria – Elisabeth Hanakamp
Bahamas – Kerel Pinder
Belgium – Aline Decock
Belize – Kimberly Robateau
Bolivia – Valeria Avendaño
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Aleksandra Kovacevic
Botswana – Messiah Jackson
Brazil – Drielly Bennettone
Canada – Ashlea Moor
Chile – Camila Stuardo
China – Liu Yu Jun
Chinese Taipei – Cherry Liu
Colombia – Andrea DeVivo
Costa Rica – Mariela Aparicio
Crimea – Nina Astrakhantseva
Curaçao – Miluska Willems
Czech Republic – Šárka Cojocarová
Denmark – Cecilia Iftikhar
Dominican Republic – Sarah Féliz
Ecuador – Olga Alava
El Salvador – Anita Puertas
England – Roxanne Smith
Estonia – Xenia Likhacheva
France – Mathilde Florin
Germany – Manou Volkmer
Ghana – Patricia Amoah Anti
Guadeloupe – Mitchelle Malezieu
Guam – Anna Calvo
Guatemala – Ana Luisa Montúfar
Honduras – Stephany Martinez
Hong Kong – Luo Wenxi
Hungary – Dora Szabó
India – Hasleen Kaur
Indonesia – Inez Elodhia Maharani
Ireland – Rachelle Liggett
Israel – Huda Naccache
Italy – Angelica Parisi
Jamaica – Kerry Moxam
Japan – Tomoko Maeda
Korea – Kim E-seul
Kosovo – Nora Asani
Latvia – Sanda Mezecka
Lebanon – Nathaly Farraj
Lesotho – Rorisang Motlomelo
Luxembourg – Natascha Bintz
Macau – Cherry Ng
Madagascar – Volamiandoha Ratsimiahotrarivo
Malaysia – Joyce Tay
Martinique – Coralie Leplus
Mexico – Casandra Becerra
Moldova – Ramona Balan
Nepal – Anupama Aura Gurung
Netherlands – Jill Duijves
New Zealand – Alexandra Scott
Nigeria – Munachi Uzoma
Northern Ireland – Alixandra Halliday
Norway – Marion Dyrvik
Pakistan – Sanober Hussain
Panama – Marelissa Him
Paraguay – Alexandra Helena Fretes
Peru – Maria Gracia Figueroa
Philippines – Athena Mae Imperial
Portugal – Susana Nogueira
Puerto Rico – Agnes Benítez
Romania – Jihan Shanabli
Russia – Marina Maslova
Scotland – Amanda Quinn
Singapore – Felicia Orvalla
Slovak Republic – Romana Procházková
Slovenia – Rebecca Kim Lekše
South Africa – Dominique Mann
Spain – Veronica Doblas
Sri Lanka – Poojani Wakirigala
Sweden – Renate Cerljen
Switzerland – Irina de Giorgi
Tanzania – Nelly Kamwelu
Thailand – Niratcha Tungtisanont
Trinidad and Tobago – Melanie George-Sharpe
Turkey – Merve Saribas
Ukraine – Kristina Oparina
Uruguay – Diana Banchero
USA – Nicole Kelley
U.S. Virgin Islands – Kara Willams
Venezuela – Caroline Medina
Vietnam – Phan Thị Mơ
Wales – Emma Franklin
Zambia – Akamandisa Inambao
Zimbabwe – Thandi Muringa
It will be Telecast Live by ABS CBN and Studio 23. The Winners and Result will be posted here upon availability. Stay tuned.
Albania – Emanuela Guri
Aruba – Melissa Lacle
Australia – Deedee Zibara
Austria – Elisabeth Hanakamp
Bahamas – Kerel Pinder
Belgium – Aline Decock
Belize – Kimberly Robateau
Bolivia – Valeria Avendaño
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Aleksandra Kovacevic
Botswana – Messiah Jackson
Brazil – Drielly Bennettone
Canada – Ashlea Moor
Chile – Camila Stuardo
China – Liu Yu Jun
Chinese Taipei – Cherry Liu
Colombia – Andrea DeVivo
Costa Rica – Mariela Aparicio
Crimea – Nina Astrakhantseva
Curaçao – Miluska Willems
Czech Republic – Šárka Cojocarová
Denmark – Cecilia Iftikhar
Dominican Republic – Sarah Féliz
Ecuador – Olga Alava
El Salvador – Anita Puertas
England – Roxanne Smith
Estonia – Xenia Likhacheva
France – Mathilde Florin
Germany – Manou Volkmer
Ghana – Patricia Amoah Anti
Guadeloupe – Mitchelle Malezieu
Guam – Anna Calvo
Guatemala – Ana Luisa Montúfar
Honduras – Stephany Martinez
Hong Kong – Luo Wenxi
Hungary – Dora Szabó
India – Hasleen Kaur
Indonesia – Inez Elodhia Maharani
Ireland – Rachelle Liggett
Israel – Huda Naccache
Italy – Angelica Parisi
Jamaica – Kerry Moxam
Japan – Tomoko Maeda
Korea – Kim E-seul
Kosovo – Nora Asani
Latvia – Sanda Mezecka
Lebanon – Nathaly Farraj
Lesotho – Rorisang Motlomelo
Luxembourg – Natascha Bintz
Macau – Cherry Ng
Madagascar – Volamiandoha Ratsimiahotrarivo
Malaysia – Joyce Tay
Martinique – Coralie Leplus
Mexico – Casandra Becerra
Moldova – Ramona Balan
Nepal – Anupama Aura Gurung
Netherlands – Jill Duijves
New Zealand – Alexandra Scott
Nigeria – Munachi Uzoma
Northern Ireland – Alixandra Halliday
Norway – Marion Dyrvik
Pakistan – Sanober Hussain
Panama – Marelissa Him
Paraguay – Alexandra Helena Fretes
Peru – Maria Gracia Figueroa
Philippines – Athena Mae Imperial
Portugal – Susana Nogueira
Puerto Rico – Agnes Benítez
Romania – Jihan Shanabli
Russia – Marina Maslova
Scotland – Amanda Quinn
Singapore – Felicia Orvalla
Slovak Republic – Romana Procházková
Slovenia – Rebecca Kim Lekše
South Africa – Dominique Mann
Spain – Veronica Doblas
Sri Lanka – Poojani Wakirigala
Sweden – Renate Cerljen
Switzerland – Irina de Giorgi
Tanzania – Nelly Kamwelu
Thailand – Niratcha Tungtisanont
Trinidad and Tobago – Melanie George-Sharpe
Turkey – Merve Saribas
Ukraine – Kristina Oparina
Uruguay – Diana Banchero
USA – Nicole Kelley
U.S. Virgin Islands – Kara Willams
Venezuela – Caroline Medina
Vietnam – Phan Thị Mơ
Wales – Emma Franklin
Zambia – Akamandisa Inambao
Zimbabwe – Thandi Muringa
Miss Earth 2011 Candidates Winners Result
Here is the complete list of candidates or contestants in the Miss Earth 2011 beauty pageant, which will be held on December 3, 2011 at the University of the Philippines Theater:
It will be Telecast Live by ABS CBN and Studio 23. The Winners and Result will be posted here upon availability. Stay tuned.
Albania – Emanuela Guri
Aruba – Melissa Lacle
Australia – Deedee Zibara
Austria – Elisabeth Hanakamp
Bahamas – Kerel Pinder
Belgium – Aline Decock
Belize – Kimberly Robateau
Bolivia – Valeria Avendaño
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Aleksandra Kovacevic
Botswana – Messiah Jackson
Brazil – Drielly Bennettone
Canada – Ashlea Moor
Chile – Camila Stuardo
China – Liu Yu Jun
Chinese Taipei – Cherry Liu
Colombia – Andrea DeVivo
Costa Rica – Mariela Aparicio
Crimea – Nina Astrakhantseva
Curaçao – Miluska Willems
Czech Republic – Šárka Cojocarová
Denmark – Cecilia Iftikhar
Dominican Republic – Sarah Féliz
Ecuador – Olga Alava
El Salvador – Anita Puertas
England – Roxanne Smith
Estonia – Xenia Likhacheva
France – Mathilde Florin
Germany – Manou Volkmer
Ghana – Patricia Amoah Anti
Guadeloupe – Mitchelle Malezieu
Guam – Anna Calvo
Guatemala – Ana Luisa Montúfar
Honduras – Stephany Martinez
Hong Kong – Luo Wenxi
Hungary – Dora Szabó
India – Hasleen Kaur
Indonesia – Inez Elodhia Maharani
Ireland – Rachelle Liggett
Israel – Huda Naccache
Italy – Angelica Parisi
Jamaica – Kerry Moxam
Japan – Tomoko Maeda
Korea – Kim E-seul
Kosovo – Nora Asani
Latvia – Sanda Mezecka
Lebanon – Nathaly Farraj
Lesotho – Rorisang Motlomelo
Luxembourg – Natascha Bintz
Macau – Cherry Ng
Madagascar – Volamiandoha Ratsimiahotrarivo
Malaysia – Joyce Tay
Martinique – Coralie Leplus
Mexico – Casandra Becerra
Moldova – Ramona Balan
Nepal – Anupama Aura Gurung
Netherlands – Jill Duijves
New Zealand – Alexandra Scott
Nigeria – Munachi Uzoma
Northern Ireland – Alixandra Halliday
Norway – Marion Dyrvik
Pakistan – Sanober Hussain
Panama – Marelissa Him
Paraguay – Alexandra Helena Fretes
Peru – Maria Gracia Figueroa
Philippines – Athena Mae Imperial
Portugal – Susana Nogueira
Puerto Rico – Agnes Benítez
Romania – Jihan Shanabli
Russia – Marina Maslova
Scotland – Amanda Quinn
Singapore – Felicia Orvalla
Slovak Republic – Romana Procházková
Slovenia – Rebecca Kim Lekše
South Africa – Dominique Mann
Spain – Veronica Doblas
Sri Lanka – Poojani Wakirigala
Sweden – Renate Cerljen
Switzerland – Irina de Giorgi
Tanzania – Nelly Kamwelu
Thailand – Niratcha Tungtisanont
Trinidad and Tobago – Melanie George-Sharpe
Turkey – Merve Saribas
Ukraine – Kristina Oparina
Uruguay – Diana Banchero
USA – Nicole Kelley
U.S. Virgin Islands – Kara Willams
Venezuela – Caroline Medina
Vietnam – Phan Thị Mơ
Wales – Emma Franklin
Zambia – Akamandisa Inambao
Zimbabwe – Thandi Muringa
It will be Telecast Live by ABS CBN and Studio 23. The Winners and Result will be posted here upon availability. Stay tuned.
Albania – Emanuela Guri
Aruba – Melissa Lacle
Australia – Deedee Zibara
Austria – Elisabeth Hanakamp
Bahamas – Kerel Pinder
Belgium – Aline Decock
Belize – Kimberly Robateau
Bolivia – Valeria Avendaño
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Aleksandra Kovacevic
Botswana – Messiah Jackson
Brazil – Drielly Bennettone
Canada – Ashlea Moor
Chile – Camila Stuardo
China – Liu Yu Jun
Chinese Taipei – Cherry Liu
Colombia – Andrea DeVivo
Costa Rica – Mariela Aparicio
Crimea – Nina Astrakhantseva
Curaçao – Miluska Willems
Czech Republic – Šárka Cojocarová
Denmark – Cecilia Iftikhar
Dominican Republic – Sarah Féliz
Ecuador – Olga Alava
El Salvador – Anita Puertas
England – Roxanne Smith
Estonia – Xenia Likhacheva
France – Mathilde Florin
Germany – Manou Volkmer
Ghana – Patricia Amoah Anti
Guadeloupe – Mitchelle Malezieu
Guam – Anna Calvo
Guatemala – Ana Luisa Montúfar
Honduras – Stephany Martinez
Hong Kong – Luo Wenxi
Hungary – Dora Szabó
India – Hasleen Kaur
Indonesia – Inez Elodhia Maharani
Ireland – Rachelle Liggett
Israel – Huda Naccache
Italy – Angelica Parisi
Jamaica – Kerry Moxam
Japan – Tomoko Maeda
Korea – Kim E-seul
Kosovo – Nora Asani
Latvia – Sanda Mezecka
Lebanon – Nathaly Farraj
Lesotho – Rorisang Motlomelo
Luxembourg – Natascha Bintz
Macau – Cherry Ng
Madagascar – Volamiandoha Ratsimiahotrarivo
Malaysia – Joyce Tay
Martinique – Coralie Leplus
Mexico – Casandra Becerra
Moldova – Ramona Balan
Nepal – Anupama Aura Gurung
Netherlands – Jill Duijves
New Zealand – Alexandra Scott
Nigeria – Munachi Uzoma
Northern Ireland – Alixandra Halliday
Norway – Marion Dyrvik
Pakistan – Sanober Hussain
Panama – Marelissa Him
Paraguay – Alexandra Helena Fretes
Peru – Maria Gracia Figueroa
Philippines – Athena Mae Imperial
Portugal – Susana Nogueira
Puerto Rico – Agnes Benítez
Romania – Jihan Shanabli
Russia – Marina Maslova
Scotland – Amanda Quinn
Singapore – Felicia Orvalla
Slovak Republic – Romana Procházková
Slovenia – Rebecca Kim Lekše
South Africa – Dominique Mann
Spain – Veronica Doblas
Sri Lanka – Poojani Wakirigala
Sweden – Renate Cerljen
Switzerland – Irina de Giorgi
Tanzania – Nelly Kamwelu
Thailand – Niratcha Tungtisanont
Trinidad and Tobago – Melanie George-Sharpe
Turkey – Merve Saribas
Ukraine – Kristina Oparina
Uruguay – Diana Banchero
USA – Nicole Kelley
U.S. Virgin Islands – Kara Willams
Venezuela – Caroline Medina
Vietnam – Phan Thị Mơ
Wales – Emma Franklin
Zambia – Akamandisa Inambao
Zimbabwe – Thandi Muringa
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Miss Earth 2011
Miss Earth 2011, the 11th edition of the Miss Earth pageant, is scheduled to be held on December 3, 2011 at the University of the Philippines Theater in Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines. The show will be aired live by Star World at 8:00 p.m. while ABS-CBN and telecast on Studio 23 will broadcast on Sunday, December 4 at 10:30 p.m. There will also be a delayed telecast of the show on The Filipino Channel and on the television stations of other participating countries. It will also be shown on TFC at a later date.
The pageant was originally scheduled to be held at the Impact, Muang Thong Thani, Bangkok, Thailand, however the pageant organizers decided to move the pageant back to the Philippines due to the massive flooding in Thailand.
Miss Earth 2010, Nicole Faria of India will crown her successor at the end of the event. The theme of this year’s Miss Earth edition will be “The Earth is Crying. Let the Earth Smile Again!”
Watch Miss Earth 2011 Live Streaming Telecast Online
The pageant was originally scheduled to be held at the Impact, Muang Thong Thani, Bangkok, Thailand, however the pageant organizers decided to move the pageant back to the Philippines due to the massive flooding in Thailand.
Miss Earth 2010, Nicole Faria of India will crown her successor at the end of the event. The theme of this year’s Miss Earth edition will be “The Earth is Crying. Let the Earth Smile Again!”
Watch Miss Earth 2011 Live Streaming Telecast Online
Miss Earth 2011
Miss Earth 2011, the 11th edition of the Miss Earth pageant, is scheduled to be held on December 3, 2011 at the University of the Philippines Theater in Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines. The show will be aired live by Star World at 8:00 p.m. while ABS-CBN and telecast on Studio 23 will broadcast on Sunday, December 4 at 10:30 p.m. There will also be a delayed telecast of the show on The Filipino Channel and on the television stations of other participating countries. It will also be shown on TFC at a later date.
The pageant was originally scheduled to be held at the Impact, Muang Thong Thani, Bangkok, Thailand, however the pageant organizers decided to move the pageant back to the Philippines due to the massive flooding in Thailand.
Miss Earth 2010, Nicole Faria of India will crown her successor at the end of the event. The theme of this year’s Miss Earth edition will be “The Earth is Crying. Let the Earth Smile Again!”
Watch Miss Earth 2011 Live Streaming Telecast Online
The pageant was originally scheduled to be held at the Impact, Muang Thong Thani, Bangkok, Thailand, however the pageant organizers decided to move the pageant back to the Philippines due to the massive flooding in Thailand.
Miss Earth 2010, Nicole Faria of India will crown her successor at the end of the event. The theme of this year’s Miss Earth edition will be “The Earth is Crying. Let the Earth Smile Again!”
Watch Miss Earth 2011 Live Streaming Telecast Online
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
SEA Games Medal Tally 2011
Here is the medal count or tally (as of posting time) of the ongoing 26th SEA (Southeast Asian) Games 2011 held in Indonesia:
Medal Count or Tally
Medal Count or Tally
| Country | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total Medals |
| Indonesia | 60 | 50 | 38 | 148 |
| Thailand | 38 | 26 | 37 | 101 |
| Vietnam | 26 | 30 | 38 | 94 |
| Singapore | 19 | 18 | 31 | 68 |
| Malaysia | 15 | 15 | 25 | 55 |
| Philippines | 8 | 15 | 22 | 45 |
| Laos | 2 | 3 | 13 | 18 |
| Cambodia | 1 | 3 | 7 | 11 |
| Myanmar | 0 | 8 | 12 | 20 |
| Brunei | 0 | 1 | 3 | 4 |
| Timor Leste | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
SEA Games Medal Tally 2011
Here is the medal count or tally (as of posting time) of the ongoing 26th SEA (Southeast Asian) Games 2011 held in Indonesia:
Medal Count or Tally
Medal Count or Tally
| Country | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total Medals |
| Indonesia | 60 | 50 | 38 | 148 |
| Thailand | 38 | 26 | 37 | 101 |
| Vietnam | 26 | 30 | 38 | 94 |
| Singapore | 19 | 18 | 31 | 68 |
| Malaysia | 15 | 15 | 25 | 55 |
| Philippines | 8 | 15 | 22 | 45 |
| Laos | 2 | 3 | 13 | 18 |
| Cambodia | 1 | 3 | 7 | 11 |
| Myanmar | 0 | 8 | 12 | 20 |
| Brunei | 0 | 1 | 3 | 4 |
| Timor Leste | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Miss World 2011 Winners Result
Here is the Miss World 2011 Winners Result Held in London Last November 6 2011.
MISS WORLD 2011 is VENEZUELA: Ivian Lunasol Sarcos Colmenares
First Runner Up is Philippines: Gwendoline Ruais
Second Runner Up is Puerto Rico: Amanda Vilanova
Top 7:
Korea, Venezuela, England, Philippines, Puerto Rico, South Africa and Scotland
Top 15:
Indonesia, Korea, Italy, Sweden, Zimbabwe, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Venezuela, Philippines, US VI, Spain, Puerto Rico, South Africa, Scotland and England!
MISS WORLD 2011 is VENEZUELA: Ivian Lunasol Sarcos Colmenares
First Runner Up is Philippines: Gwendoline Ruais
Second Runner Up is Puerto Rico: Amanda Vilanova
Top 7:
Korea, Venezuela, England, Philippines, Puerto Rico, South Africa and Scotland
Top 15:
Indonesia, Korea, Italy, Sweden, Zimbabwe, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Venezuela, Philippines, US VI, Spain, Puerto Rico, South Africa, Scotland and England!
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