Showing posts with label Boy Abunda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boy Abunda. Show all posts

Boy Abunda Urges You to Choose #50 and Fabulous!

Friday, April 01, 2022


The King of Talk Boy Abunda always wanted to help improve the lives of the people in his hometown, Borongan in Eastern Samar. It was always in his mind, of which he wished he could do more, to help this place and nearby communities... see it develop even more as its got promise, lots of potential, even as people lived so simple in the countryside.

It's a bit complicated, but he knew it would be a missed opportunity not to do that. Everybody knows t's a very tall order to do that by himself... and he would need help to achieve that. Tito Boy saw Party List #50 "Ang Probinsyano" do work in 2019. As a representative of those who desire development in the rural, far flung areas. Watching from the sidelines, he looked into their achievements during the last 3 years, to figure out if they're party list have been true to their cause, and he wasn't disappointed. He saw how Ang Probinsyano worked hard to bring food, health essentials to isolated communities during the pandemic. They also took time to file bills in congress that aim to increase the quality and give access to education. They also authored bills that would build more infrastructure and give social services to the marginalized communities like fishermen, farmers, artisans and SME's to make them sufficient later on. They also funded projects with them in mind which Boy Abunda also found apt especially if they're in the business of changing lives of people in the provinces, generate jobs right there so they wouldn't have to depend on finding one in metropolitan areas.

This was surely something Boy Abunda have been impressed with. So when the opportunity to become an adviser and volunteer came, as a probinsyano himself, he accepted it with arms wide. He says "When I finally got to know Congressman Afred delos Santos (who is the party's first nominee) I recognized how our dreams were similar and I told him, I'm impressed with what Ang Probinsyano has done for promdis around the country in such a short time. This even with the pandemic happening. That's why I'm willing to help "Ang Probinsyano" in making sure provinces would get the help they need for a better Philippines. I know it's a little confusing in the party list system now, and this is why I'm going around telling people to choose #50 when election day comes as other parties made the list with same sounding names. It's important for them to take note of this so as not to lose a party that worked hard and remain true to their advocacy." He adds "We have to make sure that we choose #50 and fabulous!"


The party is also supported by premiere actor Piolo Pascual, JM de Guzman and social media darling Donnalyn Bartolome. Albeit the difference in age with Tito Boy, he knows how they embraced provincial life and volunteered spreading the word about "Ang Probinsyano" which is slated #50 in the ballot. They want to make sure you get the representation you deserve and help those who are in the province.

COW

Jerome, Nikko, Dave Start Naughty Fun on GV BOYS

Saturday, June 26, 2021


This afternoon, I just got off the Puregold Channel presscon as they launch a new series called "GV BOYS" starring Jerome Ponce, Nikko Natividad and Dave Bornea. This also includes Ms. Carmi Martin, Wilma Doesnt, Elsa Droga and directed by Don Cuaresma.

It's a sitcom that will be seen exclusively on the Puregold Channel meant to spread good vibes as the title suggests.  Jawo, Daks and Zeus, sons of Aling Perling will be making your day as they bring situational and family comedy on YouTube. Present in the occasion was Writer Joaquin Acosta, Creative Head Noel Nuguit and Sherwin Buenavida who did the Teleplay. Don Cuaresma says "This is like an homage to previous shows like Palibhasa Lalake, the golden years of sitcoms in the 90's. Dave Bornea, Nikko and Jerome couldn't be combined on TV, so we did it on digital and that won't happen in other mediums because they are after all from other channels. We're locked in doing this, so they really bonded while making this project. We researched about what digital audiences watch, it would converge any age bracket because even the not so young ones are now on Facebook. We are aware of what we want to put on the series."

Noel says "The 90's sitcoms were really an inspiration doing this. They have their own counterparts, it's interesting because it's comedy, it's fun, but it has heart."

Sherwin adds "The humor online is different in mainstream, but if it is funny, it transcends platforms. I feel the sitcom concentrates on friendship and family, just on a different platform."

Joaquin says "Make sure you watch out for comedy on this show, the story itself is relatable and you'll love them for who they are."

Carmi Martin says "I'm so involved with how this half Korean-Pinay character was created and interpreted. It'll be very fun to see how she will be connecting with the other actors. I'm happy to be part of the GV Boys group to give even more entertainment online. I'm a little crazed, but even if these actors are just new, they're very good at what they do. I do have experience with Mr. M back in the day, I want soaps, but my forte is really sitcoms.  It's what we also need during the pandemic, we need something fun! I learned that you have to be ready, to give your best because you have window hours, you have to finish sequences with the sunlight still there, it was fun and a little better working in this setup, I feel it's perfect for me even if we didn't have air conditioning because it was all open air. It was well planned shooting for this sitcom."


Wilma Doesnt adds "I'm half Japanese here. It'll be crazy because I have someone to call my own, a loveteam. The three boys are really good, I fell a little old because they're very nice, even brings me chairs when I need it. I was really under Mr. M and I did Richard Loves Lucy. When I saw Richard, I cried because I was starstruck, I must admit, I really did have a crush on him back in the day. The pandemic made us realize we have a lot to look forward to, we finished it earlier or on time, I saved on gas, it's the reality because you can concentrate on the work at hand. You've got lots of time with your co actors, it made us comfortable because we ate together, we know how to throw lines easy."

Jerome says "There were a few artists who auditioned for this project, they cut down to three and I think we really just fit the role. I play Jawo, a little crazy, hopeless romantic. This is different from my BL series, you have to bond with your co actors so you know their comedic timing, we had to give each other space so we know when to throw a joke. We had lots of energy.

Nikko adds "I didn't audition, but I think they saw me on IG and saw my humor. I think that's what sold them to get me for the project. Dave is really good, we just talk about his salary because he's from another network (he kids). I play Daks, (Eugene or Hugene hence the name). I really had a bad investment scam during the pandemic, I had panic attacks and depression, but I had my wife and kid who were there for me during the whole ordeal. They were my rock, I just put everything to God. I post everything naughty on IG because I'm in a good mood. If I'm not okay, it's like an outlet, I think we all go through that. I think it's all fun.

Dave says "I auditioned for the role and I'm glad I got in. I already have gotten to work with Jerome in an endorsement, but Nikko was just so cool and funny so we didn't have to work so hard just to get along. Zeus is a Filipino American, he's got a secret that will be revealed in the latter part of the series. In the movie I had where I won an award, I played the young versions of them. Being part of that I felt really honored because I saw how they work. They pay attention to what the director wants them to do. In GV Boys, it's light, the energy is happy, we just help each other. Ms. Carmi and Ms. Wilma also share their experiences, and they're very willing to do that."

GV Boys will start on July 10 Saturday at 10PM and will be seen both on the Puregold Facebook page and YouTube Channel. Spread good vibes while watching! It's FREE, you can also win prizes if you watch it and participate in a few games while the sitcom shows on these platforms.

This looks fun!

COW

James Reid and Boy Abunda with the Tax Whiz!

Tuesday, July 30, 2019







Yesterday was a fine day to be worried about taxes. The guru himself Mon Abrea has written the Asian Consulting Group’s “Iwas Buwis-it: What To Do When Tax Attacks!” which is pretty much a very thorough guide about the ins and outs of paying taxes. As you may understand, a lot of people don’t know much about it and are so afraid to put their hands into this topic amidst the corruption laden government office. There has been remarkable changes and they are continuing to do so, but what he wants us to realize is that we should never take that for granted. It also shows life choices, learnings from celebrities like James Reid and Boy Abunda who were also there that evening.






In the book, there are also tell alls and step by step procedures if you’re a business, sme, individual or freelancer, because yes, you have to also pay for that as well. You will also understand why there is a need to do so, plus tips on how not to commit violations especially if you are a business, employing people, or even would want to get amnesty (oh yeah you heard that right!) so as to not be delinquent in doing so.


James and Kean listening to the Tax Whiz



Boy Abunda also gave them really tough questions



Mon Abrea quips “A lot of people are afraid of it but wether we like it or not we have to pay for it. We just need it to be more accessible, easier to understand so people won’t be afraid of even doing or talking about it.”



The book is available at all leading bookstores and the ACG Tax Hub in Mother Ignacia corner Esguerra in QC



ACG has been doing seminars, talks at their Tax Hub in Mother Ignacia in Quezon City plus in different parts of the country. They also have done it in high OFW populated countries so if they would want to engage in business in the Philippines, they would experience ease in doing it if they come back. You would also love the parts where Boy Abunda and James Reid share their personal cases so you would understand it’s not easy to be popular, because that means things are easily tracked and everything has to be accounted for. If you want to know more, you may visit acg.ph for more info.



COW