Watch Joel Lamangan’s LOCKDOWN via GMovies

I'd go on to say that LOCKDOWN has been Direk Joel Lamangan's best work yet. It talks about a young overseas Filipino worker (OFW) that has been affected by the pandemic. He lost work, came home to the Philippines and found himself struggling, forcing him to work and enter the grueling world of cyber $3x so he could provide for himself, his family.

This film stars new Star Magic talent Paolo Gumabao, son of then politician and actor Dennis Roldan. He plays the role of Danny Asuncion in a script written by Troy Espiritu. GMovies and Upstream.PH partnered up so they can show this to a wider audience, and make the experience of paying for a movie seamless, secured, especially during these times.

You can download the GMovies app on Google Play or App Store if you're in iOS. You may also visit GMovies.ph for more information about it. This is an R18 film, so please make sure you're old enough to watch it.

Huawei Takes Part in Inclusive Integration of the Asia Pacific

 

A Huawei hosted conference over coffee recently talked about a topic called "Accelerate Digital Economy for Inclusive Integration in Asia Pacific – Connecting Digital Industries in Pandemic". It centers how to improve the ecosystem and promote working together so countries can leverage digital opportunities as we all work in the 4 corners of our home because of the pandemic. It was attended by different stakeholders from government, business, industrial and academic sectors.

Some have contributed their plans to remove trade barriers, so they can implement changes and become a remarkable player in the digital economy. Huawei wants to be part of ASEAN's digital master plan which includes ICT connectivity, discovering talent in the sector and preparing the ecosystem for it. It was graced by executives from Huawei including Jay Chen the Vice President of Huawei Asia Pacific, his excellency Djauhari Oratmangun the Ambassador of Indonesia to China, Andrew Williamson the Vice President and Economic Advisor for Government Affairs of Huawei also served as Moderator. Resource speakers include Dr. Le Quang Lan the current Assistant Director and Head of the ICT & Tourism Division for the ASEAN Secretariat, Dr. Vo Tri Thanh the Director of the Institute for Brand Strategy and Competition of Huawei, Dr. Tan Khee Giap the Chairman of the Singapore National Committee For Pacific Economic Cooperation (SINCPEC) as well as the Philippines very own Dr. Alvin P. Ang, an Economics Professor from the Ateneo de Manila University and Prof. Jose Decolongon the COO & Managing Director of Corporate Foresight of Embiggen Consulting  and members of the media witnessed the event.

This will hasten economic recovery in a much faster rate especially when everyone is struggling with all the health restrictions. Hopefully, we will get there.

Save on Rainy Days with Beko

Europe's number one brand is going to make Filipinos love the rainy days even more because they're coming out with their Rainy Days Promo. Imagine, 21 different models of refrigerators and freezers will be sold at a special price, that's a good thing.

Their fridges have EverFresh+ and Active Fresh Blue Light technologies so you keep food, fruits and veggies fresher for a longer time. Aside from that, their embedded ProSmart Inverters are five times more quiet compared to usual fridge compressors, and save you tons on electricity.

Their RDNT200I20VS which is a 7.1 cubic feet top mount freezer inverter costs Php 16,191, they also have a 22.7 cubic feet inverter fridge GN163123P which costs Php 55,791. The RDNT401E50VZGB which has a HarvestFresh 3-color tech which mimics the 24-hour sun-cycle on the other hand costs Php 33,291, and that makes things crisper longer.The fridge freezer GNO4331XPPH costs Php 35,991 and measures 16.7 cubic feet. It's got features like CoolRoom, Active Odour Filter and Led Illumination so you can view the inside. They've got more but you've got to see them on the BekoPH Facebook page if you are interested. 

Now don't you feel a lot better when it rains?

Jollibee Outs Commercial on What Happiness Costs These Days

So, let me ask you, does happiness have to cost a lot? Well, the folks at Jollibee just made a new commercial recently that does not just showcase their Jollisaver meals, but a  whole lotta fun talk about how you would want to become young and at what cost. Check out this video they posted on the Jollibee Facebook page:

The langhap sarap Yumburger only costs Php 35.00, while the Filipino Style, sweet sarap Jolly Spaghetti costs Php 50.00 and the Anne Curtis endorese beefy saucy Burger Steak and Jolly Hotdog costs Php 50.00. Now really, even without they food, they've got a good point. Happiness shouldn't cost a lot, we should think about the little things, the most important people in our lives.

Now go and order on the Jollibee app and jollibeedelivery.com or their hotline #87000. Either that or just go to the stores for pickup or drive thru. Make more memories, that's better than aging skin.