Famous Makeover Show "How Do I Look?" Comes To Asia For The First Time

Filipina fashion and TV junkies have one more reason to get excited this year as NBCUniversal International Networks brings the fashion makeover series How Do I Look? Asia. The show will be hosted by Malaysian TV personality, film actress and style icon Sazzy Falak. She will complement Jeannie Mai, host of the U.S. How Do I Look?, who will be making special appearances throughout the Asian version to mentor participants. 

“I am delighted to work on such a prestigious project with NBCUniversal that combines fashion, lifestyle and entertainment. The original How Do I Look? is such a huge hit with women across the region and I am sure they will love the Asian version just as much, if not more,” said Sazzy. 

Fashion is Sazzy’s forte. She is the owner, curator and designer of homegrown label, Street Fashion by Sazzy Falak, an all-in-one role which gives her a critical eye for style. The fashion boutique has been both a local and international success, with designs being showcased at the 2013 New York Fashion Week, among others. Sazzy is also one of Malaysia’s most followed celebrities on social media. 

Peek Into The Fashionably Crazy World Of The Styling Angels With E!'s All New Reality Series StyleList Inc.

If you think being a stylist to the country’s hottest stars is all about the glitz and the glam, you are definitely mistaken! E! Philippines gives you a glimpse of the fashionably crazy world of top stylist/fashion editor Rex Atienza and his fellow Angels, with the all new reality series, StyleList, Inc. 

StyleList, Inc. is the first styling service company in the country which services some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry – including John Lloyd Cruz, Maja Salvador, Angelica Panganiban, Matteo Guidicelli and Jericho Rosales. The program follows Rex and his Angels around the metro as they go from one shoot to the next – with tons of clothes, shoes and accessories in tow – to create an impressive look for some of showbiz’s biggest stars. 

Countdown To the Hottest Celebrity-Fuel Trends, Topics And Tantrums On E! Philippines Yop 5

Favorite Pinoy celebrities will shake up E!’s latest countdown show with hosts Sam YG and Erin Lim 

Countdown to the hottest topics, trends and tantrums that had everyone talking! Radio deejay/event host Sam YG pairs up with E! personality and part Pinay Erin Lim as hosts of the celebrity-fuelled countdown show E! Philippines Top 5, premiering first and exclusively this October on E! – NBCUniversal International Networks’ pop culture powerhouse.

Spotify and Globe Telecom hail Shehyee as OPM’s next big act

Spotify, in partnership with Globe Telecom, reveals rising rap superstar Shehyee as the first winner of the Spotify Emerge programme in the Philippines.

Spotify Emerge offers unique insights into up-and-coming music talent across Asia by leveraging on Spotify’s wealth of data to identify ten emerging artists from the region, based on their virality (increase in streams and shares week on week). The winner was chosen by Spotify and Globe fans through a mixture of streams, follows and shares.

Shehyee emerged as the ultimate winner of the talent hunt, besting other nine up-and-coming OPM artists including December Avenue, Jeric Medina, Kai Honasan, Kito Romualdez, Marion Aunor, Midnight Meetings, Paolo Valenciano, Save Me Hollywood, and The Ransom Collective. He joins the ranks of previous Spotify Emerge winners, including Bastille and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis.

Justine Joy Is Here!

Justine Joy is Filipino - Australian-based independent artist. Her independently produced debut album "Fly Away" is a testament of her fun and carefree spirit that soars high with her intense passion for music.  She spent her childhood years honing her talent in singing by taking a vocal coach, joining singing talent competition, and performing in numerous school plays.  In 2006, she was spotted by a dance talent scout  and persuaded her to be part of the newly formed hip hop dance crew “Gigabeatz” and went on to dance and sing with them until 2008.  Gigabeatz won and placed in the top spots in several local hip hop dance competitions such as “Looze Control” and “Groove Hills”, as well as performed at many local charity and nightclub events. In 2007, Justine was fortunate enough to dance with Gigabeatz as the front act to the acclaimed group “The Outlawz” created by the late legendary rapper Tupac Shakur on his 10th Anniversary Legacy Tour, at their Sydney show with local artists Lia Maja and Abel. Also in 2007, Justine and Gigabeatz placed 1st in the local song and dance competition “Boogie Tunez” (Justine & Gigabeatz - Boogie Tunez 2007), the first of its kind in the area. 

Zsa Zsa Padilla is singing her way back to the light with BEGINNINGS.

The country’s celebrated singer and iconic diva, Zsa Zsa Padilla returns in the recording studio with BEGINNINGS, her new release in three years and home to several standout tracks in the 10-song easy-listening collection released by Polyeast Records. 

Dubbed as Divine Diva for her impeccable talent, Zsa Zsa’s music has evolved since her debut as a PolyEast Records artist.  The new album is lauded with refreshing ‘70s and ‘80s covers and expresses an inspirational warmth, honest talent and humble grace of a woman who’s paying tribute to a love the second time around. 

It is easy to see why she is thrilled about this album as Zsa Zsa said on her liner notes, “The last studio album I did was a personal to me. Although it was filled with original OPM songs, I had just lost a great love so when I listen to it now; I find it a bit sad and yes, at times angry. I was still grieving and never I though it possible to love again.” 

Garvy Valenciano For Diabetamil

The International Diabetes Foundation has reported that the Philippines has been named as one the world’s emerging diabetes hotspot having treated 3.2 million cases in 2014 alone. 

In its simplest terms, diabetes is a lifelong chronic condition that affects the body’s ability to use the energy found in food. For non-diabetics, the sugar and carbohydrates in the food are transformed into glucose, which the cells absorb in the bloodstream with the help of a hormone called insulin. Diabetics do not produce or do not have enough insulin in the body and therefore cannot absorb the glucose, which creates a build-up in the blood and often leads to more serious illnesses.