Showing posts with label philippines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philippines. Show all posts

Saturday, 12 August 2017

MISS MILLENNIAL PHILIPPINES: This is not just an ordinary beauty pageant (Part 2)

NOTE: The views and opinions expressed in this blog post are from the author itself, and does not necessary reflect those this blog site. 

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The conclusion...

Eat Bulaga's Miss Millennial Philippines is a different kind of beauty pageant where 38 candidates will vie for the most coveted title. The said contest aims the candidates to promote and explore the beauty of the Philippines.

On the first part of this blog post which I have posted, we have just talked about the inception and what Miss Millennial Philippines is all about. We also introduced to you the first 19 beautiful candidates on the previous post. However, due to limited space constraints, we are now introducing to you the last 19 hopefuls vying for the most coveted title. You can follow your favourite candidate's social media profile in the captions of their photos below.

Miss Millennial Baguio City, Benguet Arianne Dia Gallotan (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL BAGUIO CITY, BENGUET; Twitter: @mmphbaguio; Instagram: @missmillennialbaguiobenguet)
Miss Millennial La Union Carina Carino (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL LA UNION; Twitter: @mmphlaunion; Instagram: @missmillenniallaunion)
Miss Millennial Tarlac Naoimi LeaƱo (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL TARLAC; Twitter: @mmphtarlac; Instagram: @missmillennialtarlac)
Miss Millennial Quirino Ladylyn Santos (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL QUIRINO; Twitter: @mmphquirino; Instagram: @missmillennialquirino)
Miss Millennial Isabela Jeanevave Cabauatan (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL ISABELA; Twitter: @mmphisabela; Instagram: @missmillennialisabela)
Miss Millennial Sarangani Carmela Villaruel (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL SARANGANI; Twitter: @mmphsarangani; Instagram: @missmillennialsarangani)
Miss Millennial Leyte Czarmy Alcober (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL LEYTE; Twitter: @mmphleyte; Instagram: @missmillennialleyte)
Miss Millennial Capiz Jaya Pearl Cartujano (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL CAPIZ; Twitter: @mmphcapiz; Instagram: @missmillennialcapiz)
Miss Millennial Caloocan Jenny Rose Ignacio (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL CALOOCAN; Twitter: @mmphcaloocan; Instagram: @missmillennialcaloocan)
Miss Millennial Ilocos Norte Dianne Irish Joy Lacayanga (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL ILOCOS NORTE; Twitter: @mmphilocosnorte; Instagram: @missmillennialilocosnorte)
Miss Millennial Muntinlupa Joannie Olila (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL MUNTINLUPA; Twitter: @mmphmuntinlupa; Instagram: @missmillennialmuntinlupa)
Miss Millennial Malabon Shaira Joy Dizon (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL MALABON; Twitter: @mmphmalabon; Instagram: @missmillennialmalabon)
Miss Millennial Negros Occidental Angelica Esther Portugaleza (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL NEGROS OCCIDENTAL; Twitter: @mmphnegocc; Instagram: @missmillennialnegrosoccidental)
Miss Millennial Antique Tarilaye John Beke (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL ANTIQUE; Twitter: @mmphantique; Instagram: @missmillennialantique)
Miss Millennial Mandaluyong Daniella Lamptey (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL MANDALUYONG; Twitter: @mmphmandaluyong; Instagram: @missmillennialmandaluyong)
Miss Millennial Aklan Eleonora Valentina Laorenza (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL AKLAN; Twitter: @mmphaklan; Instagram: @missmillennialaklan)
Miss Millennial Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu Sarah Elizabeth Madrigal (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL LAPU-LAPU CITY, CEBU; Twitter: @mmphccebu; Instagram: @missmillenniallapulapucebu)
Miss Millennial Nueva Ecija Chrischelle Maranon (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL NUEVA ECIJA; Twitter: @mmphnuevaecija; Instagram: @missmillennialnuevaecija)
Miss Millennial Bataan Patriz Anne Dabu (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL BATAAN; Twitter: @mmphbataan; Instagram: @missmillennialbataan)

So there you have it guys, on the next succeeding episodes of Eat Bulaga during the Miss Millennial Philippines segment, let's get to know more about your favourite candidates as they showcase the rich culture, tourist attractions, the gastronomic stuff, and history about their represented provinces or cities.

One of these 38 contestants will emerge at the end of the competition as the new Miss Millennial Philippines, wherein she will take home the most coveted title, Php 500,000, a Bria Homes Condo Unit, and the new 2017 Mitsubishi Montero Sport. Aside from that, one of these contestants who will be declared as the BAYANIHAN QUEEN will be Php 100,000 richer. In addition, the chosen project in her province or city will receive Php 1,000,000 cash support.

The Miss Millennial Philippines 2017 is one of the segments of Eat Bulaga, which airs Mondays to Fridays from 12:00 nn to 2:30 pm, and every Saturdays from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm on GMA Network (Channel 7 on Metro Manila and Cebu VHF TV, Channel 5 on Davao VHF TV, Channel 12 on Sky Cable, Destiny Cable, Cable Link, Cignal Channel 7, SkyDirect Channel 7, and other GMA affiliated stations and other cable providers nationwide), and also broadcast via GMA Pinoy TV worldwide. For more updates about Miss Millennial Philippines, you can also like Eat Bulaga's social media spaces:

Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/EBdabarkads
Twitter: https://twitter.com/EatBulaga
Instagram: https://instagram.com/eatbulaga1979
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/EatBulaga1979

Until my next blog post,

Cheers! :)

CREDITS:
Miss Millennial PH Title Card courtesy of Eat Bulaga Facebook page.

Friday, 11 August 2017

MISS MILLENNIAL PHILIPPINES: This is not just an ordinary beauty pageant (Part 1)

NOTE: The views and opinions expressed in this blog post are from the author itself, and does not necessary reflect those this blog site.

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1st of 2 parts

As the longest running noontime show in Philippine Television celebrates its 38th year on the airwaves, Eat Bulaga aired teasers leading to the official launch last July 2017. Viewers almost have no idea what the surprise would be. It was until July 22, when the show launched the first ever prestigious beauty pageant, that is distinctively different from any other beauty pageants in the country. Move over, Binibining Pilipinas, here comes "Miss Millennial Philippines"!

Miss Millennial Philippines is not just a simple beauty pageant. It is a different kind of pageant where 38 beautiful, talented and smart candidates from around the country gather to promote Philippine tourism. (Photo courtesy of Eat Bulaga Facebook page)
Miss Millennial Philippines is not just an ordinary beauty pageant (like Miss Universe, Miss World, or any other beauty pageant). It is a different kind of pageant wherein 38 beautiful, talented and smart girls from different parts of the country converge for a gargantuan purpose: to promote Philippine tourism and explore the beauty and wonders the country has blessed us with natural resources, heritage sites, and awe-inspiring tourist attractions. The said contest aims the 38 candidates to compete for the title of the first ever "Miss Millennial Philippines."

The beauty pageant was launched during the July 22 episode of Eat Bulaga. All the 38 beautiful contestants were also introduced to the audience the following week, which is July 29, as these girls showcase the beauty of the Philippines. During the daily segments of Eat Bulaga's weekday edition (usually before All for Juan, Juan for All segment), each of the contestants will be interviewed by some of the hosts and ask some questions about where the contestant's neck of the woods is about as well as tourist attractions, delicious food and exciting sights the Philippines has to offer. Not only that, she also introduces the video presentation about her province. During Saturdays, the five Miss Millennial Philippines hopefuls of the week join with another featured Miss Millennial hopeful for the day.

One of these 38 contestants will emerge at the end of the competition as the new Miss Millennial Philippines, wherein she will take home the most coveted title, Php 500,000, a Bria Homes Condo Unit, and the new 2017 Mitsubishi Montero Sport. Aside from that, one of these contestants who will be declared as the BAYANIHAN QUEEN will be Php 100,000 richer. In addition, the chosen project in her province or city will receive Php 1,000,000 cash support.

You can now support for your favourite Miss Millennial Candidates by following her official social media pages posted in this photo gallery. The voting period for this competition will be announced by Eat Bulaga during the course of this period. The first 19 candidates of this competition are being featured in this blog post due to limited space constraints.

Miss Millennial Masbate Vanna Vefsie Discaya (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL MASBATE; Twitter: @mmphmasbate; Instagram: @missmillennialmasbate)

Miss Millennial Bulacan Edelle Rose Pilatan (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL BULACAN; Twitter: @mmphbulacan; Instagram: @missmillennialbulacan)

Miss Millennial Laguna Jozy Manansala (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL LAGUNA; Twitter: @mmphlaguna; Instagram: @missmillenniallaguna)

Miss Millennial South Cotabato Camille Folio (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL SOUTH COTABATO; Twitter: @mmphscotabato; Instagram: @missmillennialsouthcotabato)
Miss Millennial Puerto Princesa Palawan Mary Justine Anne Lucero (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL PUERTO PRINCESA; Twitter: @mmphppcpalawan; Instagram: @missmillennialpuertoprincesa)
Miss Millennial Apayao Joan Marie Abanza (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL APAYAO; Twitter: @mmphapayao; Instagram: @missmillennialapayao)
Miss Millennial Nueva Vizcaya Chelsea Claro (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL NUEVA VIZCAYA; Twitter: @mmphnvizcaya; Instagram: @missmillennialnuevavizcaya)
Miss Millennial Paranaque Sofia Jane Panapanaan (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL PARANAQUE; Twitter: @mmphparanaque; Instagram: @missmillennialparanaquecity)
Miss Millennial Camarines Sur Julia Gonowon (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL CAMARINES SUR; Twitter: @mmphcamsur; Instagram: @missmillennialcamarinessur)
Miss Millennial Pangasinan Anie Uson (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL PANGASINAN; Twitter: @mmphpangasinan; Instagram: @missmillennialpangasinan)
Miss Millennial Cavite Kimberly Anne Bernal (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL CAVITE; Twitter: @mmphcavite; Instagram: @missmillennialcavite)
Miss Millennial Camiguin Teresa Soledad Caccianiga (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL CAMIGUIN; Twitter: @mmphcamiguin; Instagram: @missmillennialcamiguin)
Miss Millennial Quezon Province Jenwell Morante (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL QUEZON PROVINCE; Twitter: @mmphquezonprov; Instagram: @missmillennialquezonprovince)
Miss Millennial Zambales Kimberly Johnson (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL ZAMBALES; Twitter: @mmphzambales; Instagram: @missmillennialzambales)
Miss Millennial Guimaras Josephine Segovia (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL GUIMARAS; Twitter: @mmphguimaras; Instagram: @missmillennialguimaras)
Miss Millennial Davao Allyza Molly Teodoro (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL DAVAO; Twitter: @mmphdavao; Instagram: @missmillennialdavao)
Miss Millennial Pampanga Jasmin Bungay (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL PAMPANGA; Twitter: @mmphpampanga; Instagram: @missmillennialpampanga)
Miss Millennial Misamis Oriental Berjayneth Chee (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL MISAMIS ORIENTAL; Twitter: @mmphmisor; Instagram: @missmillennialmisamisoriental)
Miss Millennial Zamboanga Sibugay Mary Jade Capin (FB: MISS MILLENNIAL ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY; Twitter: @mmphsibugay; Instagram: @missmillennialzamboangasibugay)

The last 19 contestants will be featured in the next blog post so stay tuned we will keep you updated. :)

The Miss Millennial Philippines 2017 is one of the segments of Eat Bulaga, which airs Mondays to Fridays from 12:00 nn to 2:30 pm, and every Saturdays from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm on GMA Network (Channel 7 on Metro Manila and Cebu VHF TV, Channel 5 on Davao VHF TV, Channel 12 on Sky Cable, Destiny Cable, Cable Link, Cignal Channel 7, SkyDirect Channel 7, and other GMA affiliated stations and other cable providers nationwide), and also broadcast via GMA Pinoy TV worldwide. For more updates about Miss Millennial Philippines, you can also like Eat Bulaga's social media spaces:

Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/EBdabarkads
Twitter: https://twitter.com/EatBulaga
Instagram: https://instagram.com/eatbulaga1979
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/EatBulaga1979

Until my next blog post,

Cheers! :)

CREDITS:
Miss Millennial PH Title Card courtesy of Eat Bulaga Facebook page.

Friday, 30 June 2017

PHRadio Insights – 97.9 Home Radio’s format change similar to WCBS-FM in New York?



This post might offend some of the listeners of these two radio stations. Reader's discretion is encouraged.

Home Radio’s unexpected return to easy listening format this Friday (June 30, 2017) is somewhat similar to that of WCBS-FM 101.1 in New York City in the United States. Though the format changes by these two stations are somewhat similar, the formats are somewhat different. But what are the differences of these two FM radio stations (one from the Philippines and another from the US) that deal with the similar format change?

Home Radio 97.9, one of the radio stations of Aliw Broadcasting Corporation in the Philippines has recently scrapped its CHR playlist in favor of the long-running easy listening music format.

WCBS-FM, one of the flagship stations of the CBS Radio Network in the United States continues to program with its oldies and classic hits format and is the number one FM station in New York City.


Neenjitsu blog enumerates the differences of these two FM stations with their ostentatiously similar format change:

a. HOME RADIO 97.9 (PHILIPPINES)

Easy Listening station from 2000 to 2014 then Hot AC from March to October 2014 then CHR format from October 2014 to June 2017. The format flip from easy listening to masa (mass-based contemporary hit radio) is somewhat disastrous for the station back then in 2014, when the station included the contemporary hits of today. It became as an upscale CHR Local station in 2015 but eventually scrapped due to serious competition from other CHR stations.

b. WCBS-FM 101.1 (NEW YORK CITY, USA)

Oldies format from July 7, 1972 to June 3, 2005 then flipped to Jack FM from June 3, 2005 to July 12, 2007 (the flip to Jack FM format gained significant amount of criticism from NYC listeners and also then NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg). The current WCBS-FM Oldies format returned on July 12, 2007 and continues up to this day (which was well received by NYC listeners and even Mayor Bloomberg welcomed WCBS-FM's oldies music back with open arms, so he proclaimed July 12, 2007 as WCBS-FM returns to New York City Day).

New York City Michael R. Bloomberg criticized WCBS-FM's format change to Jack FM in 2005 but he welcomed oldies music with open arms in 2007 when WCBS-FM reverted to its current oldies format.


There you have it. Let’s see if you have any ideas regarding the comparison between the two FM stations posted here. No negative comments whatsoever. Hope you enjoyed reading this insight. Until the next blog post, cheers!

Credits:
Home Radio 97.9 old logo courtesy of YouTube
WCBS-FM logo courtesy of CBS New York website
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg courtesy of Wikipedia

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