[TV5] Sharon: Kasama Mo, Kapatid

[Jolie]

maganda rin ang face to face..marami ring nanonood nito maganda nga silang pagdikitin before or after..though i watched tv shows of tv5 on the internet...love watching juicy..nakakaaliw kasi and also am watching nandito ako hehe...at mga news programs and public programs nila...action agad! hehe..

[quitziful]

3-4 PM ang Sharon Kasama Mo.

May hinahanda rin daw ang TV5 na drama series for the Mega Star

[quitziful]

Sana ipattern ng SHaron Kasama Mo ang "Set Design" ng The Talk.

[@sharon_cuneta12]

TV5, hinahanda na ang unang drama series na pagbibidahan ni Sharon Cuneta!

[quitziful]

TV5, hinahanda na ang unang drama series na pagbibidahan ni Sharon Cuneta!




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Sino kaya ang magiging director?

[Jolie]

si mark meilly daw ang director..yun pa ang we have to look forward to ksi magaling siya sa crying ladies and bagong director at unang director ni mega for tv pano kaya ang approach niya?

[quitziful]

Dry run lang pala yung pinakita na pics dati, akala ko yun na ang frst shooting ng Sharon Kasama Mo. Well, sana gandahan nila ang set.

[daffrn]

SHARON HEIRESS, MEGASTAR, and (Can You Imagine) FUTURE DEVELOPER
by Wilson Lee Flores,
Lifestyle Asia, December 1994

Even in a Latin Asian society renowned for the beauty of its women and the exceptional talents of its entertainers, Sharon Gamboa Cuneta is a class all by herself. Born to a political prominent and wealthy clan, a phenomenal success at only 28 years old and an aspiring, entrepreneur, she is idolized by millions in the Philippines as the "megastar" of pop music, television, and the movies.
Once described as "a poor little rich girl" due to the movie- like glamour, bittersweet drama, and personal travails which have marked her meteoric rise to fame, Sharon Cuneta was thrust into the limelight as a 12-year-old singer and emerged as a multi-media star in her teenage years. She married in a grand fairytale wedding at age 18, with no less than the Philippine President, First Lady, leaders in society, and her legions of adulating fans in attendance at the historic Manila Cathedral. Today, with the annulment of her marriage, she is a doting single mother to her eight-year-old daughter Maria Kristina Cassandra ("KC"). Her trials and tribulations have only strengthened her, making her a highly sensitive and mature, precocious heiress who has blossomed into a versatile artist nonpareil.
Political analysts predict that despite her reluctance, the Megastar will eventually be drafted to follow in the footsteps of her father, Mayor Pablo Cuneta, and uncle, Senator Vicente "Tito" Sotto III to vie for public office in the 1995 or 1998 elections. Her mother, Elaine Gamboa Cuneta, said that as early as last July, First Lady Amelita M. Ramos was already inviting Sharon to run for election as the ruling Lakas-NUCD party's candidate for Mayor of Makati, the premier financial hub of the Philippines. Even Mama Elaine has declared her intention to join the political bandwagon by running for the right to represent the sole district of Pasay City in the House of Congress. As if the blood-is-thicker-than- water connection is not enough, Sharon's rumored boyfriend, Francis Pangilinan, who was a councilor of Quezon City, is eyeing a return to public administration via the congressional elections in May '95. With all of these precedents and antecedents, can Sharon's political destiny be far behind?
After all, her peers in the film industry recognize her leadership. They elected her, the youngest ever, chairman of the Katipunan ng mga Artista sa Pelikulang Pilipino (KAPP) or the Actors Guild of Philippine Movies. She is also the only actress to have been acclaimed the "Box Office Queen of Philippine Movies" for seven years. She had won the "Best Actress" awards from the Film Academy of the Philippines and FAMAS. Her record albums and compact discs are consistent bestsellers, while her concerts in the Philippines and in abroad for expatriate Filipino communities have been sell-out extravaganzas. Last year, she won in the Star Awards as the "Best Female Musical Variety Show Host" and her "Sharon Cuneta Show." When her TV show was first telecast in 1986, it had a record 49 percent viewership, which was the highest rating in Philippine TV history since the Ali-Frazier "Thrilla in Manila" world boxing championship of the early 1970s.

How does she feel at the peak of her career at such a young age?
"I take my work seriously, but I don't take myself too seriously... Kidding aside, I'm still trying hard to learn how to do better, how to grow as a performer who can hopefully better entertain the people... It is harder to maintain success than to reach it. I don't want to go into anything unless I can give 100 percent to it. I try to work very hard. Often, I push beyond 24 hours a day, I work long hours, practically seven days a week, and I always tell myself that it is important to always keep one's feet on the ground. It is important to keep one's sincerity intact, to remain down-to-earth, for all these can go away tomorrow... the fame, the fortune. In show business, it s very easy to get swallowed up by fame. The temptation is great for success to go to one's head. We have to hold on to reality. Once you believe your own press, that's going to be the beginning of self- destruction... We have to cherish the truly valuable things in life, not fame or fortune, for all these are fleeting."
Celebrity status is nothing new to Sharon. She was born to an influential political clan on Jan 6, 1966 in the Chinese year of the wooden snake. Her father, Mayor Cuneta, is a legend in Philippine politics, a populist leader who has administered Pasay City with an iron fist since the 1950s. A quiet trading center by the Pasig River a few centuries ago and named after Princess Pasay, the daughter of native chieftain Rajah Soliman, Pasay City has become a modern metropolis adjacent to Manila and home to the international airport, the waterfront Cultural Center complex and the Cuneta Astrodome.
Like the princess of the pre-colonial era, the mayor's daughter grew up in a life of comfort and privilege in Dasmarinas Village, a posh residential enclave in Makati. She was sent to top private schools and always had nursemaids and bodyguards. After her first movie become a blockbuster hit, her father and entrepreneur Vic del Rosario decided to establish Viva films to produce her subsequent film projects. This company is now one of the largest with a history and reputation as having built its initial success on the popularity of Sharon Cuneta movies. She said: "Although I had everything I needed, I did not get everything that I wanted. My parents didn't want to spoil me. My father was very strict."
Show business seems to be in her blood. Her mother, Elaine, is a former Miss Mindanao beauty titlist and a Carlos Romulo scholar at the University of Santo Tomas Conservatory of Music. Her aunt, Helen Gamboa, is an accomplished entertainer whom Sharon looked up to as her "idol" as a kid, and her uncle, former actor Vicente "Tito" Sotto III, is the senator who won election with the highest number of votes nationwide.
Reflecting on her career, she said: "My original ambition was to be a doctor, an architect, and an interior designer. But as a kid, I already loved to sing, with my mother playing the piano. I appeared on TV at age 12 and started recording songs the following year, but I still took formal lessons from my teacher, Cecille Azarcon, when I was already 17 years old. You know, when I was 12, aside from a natural love for singing, I truly had fun signing autographs."
Herself a connoisseur of good movies and a fan of great entertainers, she watches a lot of movies, laser discs, and videos. "I think Asians are definitely world-class. In the Philippines alone, we have so much talent in entertainment. We have the likes of Vilma Santos and Nora Aunor. I also believe Asian artists in the entertainment industry should have more opportunities to get together and to meet each other. I'd love to someday meet Jackie Chan... Bruce Lee, he was a unique phenomenon, a true superstar. I remembered crying upon hearing the news of his death. In the US, I admire TV talk show host Oprah Winfrey. She started from nothing, and she has now become the richest woman in entertainment. She has a big heart. I also admire Marlon Brando, Grace Kelly, Audrey Hepburn, and Barbara Streisand as first-rate stars. I think Barbara Streisand has mastered everything there is to master in singing."
Although she now has little time for sports, Sharon is fond of tennis, bowling, and swimming. Unknown to many , Sharon Cuneta finds time to read despite her hectic schedule. Among the books she has read recently are "A Time To Kill" by John Grisham, "Rising Sun" by Michael Chrichton, and "Joy Luck Club" by Amy Tan, the bestseller about four Chinese immigrant women and their American-born daughters in the US. Her favorite authors are Sidney Sheldon, Robert Ludlum, Stephen King, and Danielle Steele. "I like Danielle Steele novels because I'm an incurable romantic."
On her future, Sharon plans to leave show business someday, perhaps at age 30. "I want to become a businesswoman. I admire people in business, like the late Sam Walton of the Wal-Mart retail chain in the US, overseas Chinese taipans John Gokongwei, Jr and Henry Sy. I idolize people who can build something, who have created new companies and new industries. I used to admire Donald Trump - the secret is, I hope to eventually go into the real estate business. At present, I invest my earnings in various real estate properties. I also have two fashion boutiques in Quad Makati and SM Megamall called Krista which actually started as a hobby."
With the 1993 annulment of her marriage, Sharon Cuneta has become one of Southeast Asia's most eligible women. The Philippine mass media have been speculating on a December wedding to Francis, a laywer and television newscaster. The exact date? "It will come like a thief in the night."
On the prospects of remarrying, she said: "Next time, maybe I'll be luckier. My future husband has to be someone who's mature and secure in himself. He should be supportive... If I get married and settle down, I'd be willing to leave show business. I will go on semi-retirement. Perhaps, I'd then make one movie a year, maintain the television show, and devote most of my time to raise a family... My ultimate dream is to be just a wife and a mother.
How would she want to be remembered by her countrymen many years from now? Sharon smiled and replied: "I like that question... I don't want to them to remember me as someone who made it big and then left, just like that, but as someone who left her mark not only as a good performer, but also as a good person. I'm glad that I can do this kind of work, to be able to entertain people and to effect them, hopefully in a positive way. Not many people are given this opportunity. As a celebrity, one has to be conscious of one's social responsibility. I believe that as entertainers, whether in the movies, television or pop music, one has to be aware that we are in a better position to help others."

* After reading Sharon Cuneta’s Philstar article today and Lifestyle Asia’s December 1994 article both done by Wilson Lee Flores. I have noticed that Ms. Sharon Cuneta is still the smartest, wittiest, and most graceful Filipino Celebrity. Through the years she has evolved to gain more wisdom, polished her sense of humor, yet remained humble. Factors that will never be matched by any copycat! Her brilliance will never fade. She will forever be our one and only MEGASTAR!

[daffrn]

SHARON HEIRESS, MEGASTAR, and (Can You Imagine) FUTURE DEVELOPER
by Wilson Lee Flores,
Lifestyle Asia, December 1994

Even in a Latin Asian society renowned for the beauty of its women and the exceptional talents of its entertainers, Sharon Gamboa Cuneta is a class all by herself. Born to a political prominent and wealthy clan, a phenomenal success at only 28 years old and an aspiring, entrepreneur, she is idolized by millions in the Philippines as the "megastar" of pop music, television, and the movies.
Once described as "a poor little rich girl" due to the movie- like glamour, bittersweet drama, and personal travails which have marked her meteoric rise to fame, Sharon Cuneta was thrust into the limelight as a 12-year-old singer and emerged as a multi-media star in her teenage years. She married in a grand fairytale wedding at age 18, with no less than the Philippine President, First Lady, leaders in society, and her legions of adulating fans in attendance at the historic Manila Cathedral. Today, with the annulment of her marriage, she is a doting single mother to her eight-year-old daughter Maria Kristina Cassandra ("KC"). Her trials and tribulations have only strengthened her, making her a highly sensitive and mature, precocious heiress who has blossomed into a versatile artist nonpareil.
Political analysts predict that despite her reluctance, the Megastar will eventually be drafted to follow in the footsteps of her father, Mayor Pablo Cuneta, and uncle, Senator Vicente "Tito" Sotto III to vie for public office in the 1995 or 1998 elections. Her mother, Elaine Gamboa Cuneta, said that as early as last July, First Lady Amelita M. Ramos was already inviting Sharon to run for election as the ruling Lakas-NUCD party's candidate for Mayor of Makati, the premier financial hub of the Philippines. Even Mama Elaine has declared her intention to join the political bandwagon by running for the right to represent the sole district of Pasay City in the House of Congress. As if the blood-is-thicker-than- water connection is not enough, Sharon's rumored boyfriend, Francis Pangilinan, who was a councilor of Quezon City, is eyeing a return to public administration via the congressional elections in May '95. With all of these precedents and antecedents, can Sharon's political destiny be far behind?
After all, her peers in the film industry recognize her leadership. They elected her, the youngest ever, chairman of the Katipunan ng mga Artista sa Pelikulang Pilipino (KAPP) or the Actors Guild of Philippine Movies. She is also the only actress to have been acclaimed the "Box Office Queen of Philippine Movies" for seven years. She had won the "Best Actress" awards from the Film Academy of the Philippines and FAMAS. Her record albums and compact discs are consistent bestsellers, while her concerts in the Philippines and in abroad for expatriate Filipino communities have been sell-out extravaganzas. Last year, she won in the Star Awards as the "Best Female Musical Variety Show Host" and her "Sharon Cuneta Show." When her TV show was first telecast in 1986, it had a record 49 percent viewership, which was the highest rating in Philippine TV history since the Ali-Frazier "Thrilla in Manila" world boxing championship of the early 1970s.

How does she feel at the peak of her career at such a young age?
"I take my work seriously, but I don't take myself too seriously... Kidding aside, I'm still trying hard to learn how to do better, how to grow as a performer who can hopefully better entertain the people... It is harder to maintain success than to reach it. I don't want to go into anything unless I can give 100 percent to it. I try to work very hard. Often, I push beyond 24 hours a day, I work long hours, practically seven days a week, and I always tell myself that it is important to always keep one's feet on the ground. It is important to keep one's sincerity intact, to remain down-to-earth, for all these can go away tomorrow... the fame, the fortune. In show business, it s very easy to get swallowed up by fame. The temptation is great for success to go to one's head. We have to hold on to reality. Once you believe your own press, that's going to be the beginning of self- destruction... We have to cherish the truly valuable things in life, not fame or fortune, for all these are fleeting."
Celebrity status is nothing new to Sharon. She was born to an influential political clan on Jan 6, 1966 in the Chinese year of the wooden snake. Her father, Mayor Cuneta, is a legend in Philippine politics, a populist leader who has administered Pasay City with an iron fist since the 1950s. A quiet trading center by the Pasig River a few centuries ago and named after Princess Pasay, the daughter of native chieftain Rajah Soliman, Pasay City has become a modern metropolis adjacent to Manila and home to the international airport, the waterfront Cultural Center complex and the Cuneta Astrodome.
Like the princess of the pre-colonial era, the mayor's daughter grew up in a life of comfort and privilege in Dasmarinas Village, a posh residential enclave in Makati. She was sent to top private schools and always had nursemaids and bodyguards. After her first movie become a blockbuster hit, her father and entrepreneur Vic del Rosario decided to establish Viva films to produce her subsequent film projects. This company is now one of the largest with a history and reputation as having built its initial success on the popularity of Sharon Cuneta movies. She said: "Although I had everything I needed, I did not get everything that I wanted. My parents didn't want to spoil me. My father was very strict."
Show business seems to be in her blood. Her mother, Elaine, is a former Miss Mindanao beauty titlist and a Carlos Romulo scholar at the University of Santo Tomas Conservatory of Music. Her aunt, Helen Gamboa, is an accomplished entertainer whom Sharon looked up to as her "idol" as a kid, and her uncle, former actor Vicente "Tito" Sotto III, is the senator who won election with the highest number of votes nationwide.
Reflecting on her career, she said: "My original ambition was to be a doctor, an architect, and an interior designer. But as a kid, I already loved to sing, with my mother playing the piano. I appeared on TV at age 12 and started recording songs the following year, but I still took formal lessons from my teacher, Cecille Azarcon, when I was already 17 years old. You know, when I was 12, aside from a natural love for singing, I truly had fun signing autographs."
Herself a connoisseur of good movies and a fan of great entertainers, she watches a lot of movies, laser discs, and videos. "I think Asians are definitely world-class. In the Philippines alone, we have so much talent in entertainment. We have the likes of Vilma Santos and Nora Aunor. I also believe Asian artists in the entertainment industry should have more opportunities to get together and to meet each other. I'd love to someday meet Jackie Chan... Bruce Lee, he was a unique phenomenon, a true superstar. I remembered crying upon hearing the news of his death. In the US, I admire TV talk show host Oprah Winfrey. She started from nothing, and she has now become the richest woman in entertainment. She has a big heart. I also admire Marlon Brando, Grace Kelly, Audrey Hepburn, and Barbara Streisand as first-rate stars. I think Barbara Streisand has mastered everything there is to master in singing."
Although she now has little time for sports, Sharon is fond of tennis, bowling, and swimming. Unknown to many , Sharon Cuneta finds time to read despite her hectic schedule. Among the books she has read recently are "A Time To Kill" by John Grisham, "Rising Sun" by Michael Chrichton, and "Joy Luck Club" by Amy Tan, the bestseller about four Chinese immigrant women and their American-born daughters in the US. Her favorite authors are Sidney Sheldon, Robert Ludlum, Stephen King, and Danielle Steele. "I like Danielle Steele novels because I'm an incurable romantic."
On her future, Sharon plans to leave show business someday, perhaps at age 30. "I want to become a businesswoman. I admire people in business, like the late Sam Walton of the Wal-Mart retail chain in the US, overseas Chinese taipans John Gokongwei, Jr and Henry Sy. I idolize people who can build something, who have created new companies and new industries. I used to admire Donald Trump - the secret is, I hope to eventually go into the real estate business. At present, I invest my earnings in various real estate properties. I also have two fashion boutiques in Quad Makati and SM Megamall called Krista which actually started as a hobby."
With the 1993 annulment of her marriage, Sharon Cuneta has become one of Southeast Asia's most eligible women. The Philippine mass media have been speculating on a December wedding to Francis, a laywer and television newscaster. The exact date? "It will come like a thief in the night."
On the prospects of remarrying, she said: "Next time, maybe I'll be luckier. My future husband has to be someone who's mature and secure in himself. He should be supportive... If I get married and settle down, I'd be willing to leave show business. I will go on semi-retirement. Perhaps, I'd then make one movie a year, maintain the television show, and devote most of my time to raise a family... My ultimate dream is to be just a wife and a mother.
How would she want to be remembered by her countrymen many years from now? Sharon smiled and replied: "I like that question... I don't want to them to remember me as someone who made it big and then left, just like that, but as someone who left her mark not only as a good performer, but also as a good person. I'm glad that I can do this kind of work, to be able to entertain people and to effect them, hopefully in a positive way. Not many people are given this opportunity. As a celebrity, one has to be conscious of one's social responsibility. I believe that as entertainers, whether in the movies, television or pop music, one has to be aware that we are in a better position to help others."

* After reading Sharon Cuneta’s Philstar article today and Lifestyle Asia’s December 1994 article both done by Wilson Lee Flores. I have noticed that Ms. Sharon Cuneta is still the smartest, wittiest, and most graceful Filipino Celebrity. Through the years she has evolved to gain more wisdom, polished her sense of humor, yet remained humble. Factors that will never be matched by any copycat! Her brilliance will never fade. She will forever be our one and only MEGASTAR!

This is the link of the PhilSTARArticle: http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=785888

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@sharon_cuneta12

@SnowZippin thanks so much! Tv5 will be in north america in May this year. Before that u can watch my show via streaming. Some other tweeties of mine know how/where. You can ask them here. Thanks so much!

[@sharon_cuneta12]

Sharon kumuha ng sariling studio!
ABOUT SHOWBIZ Ni Nitz Miralles (Pilipino Star Ngayon) Updated March 12, 2012

Nakita namin si Sandra Chavez, isa sa dalawang managers ni Sharon Cuneta sa Mesa Grill last Friday at sabi nito, sa March 26, na ang pilot ng show ni Megastar sa TV5. Nasa same resto si Sharon with kids pero walang kinumpirmang date ng pilot ng Sharon.

Ang maiksing tsika lang ay two to three episodes ang tini-tape niya at may dramatization ang show niya. Nabanggit din ni Sharon na hindi sa Novaliches studio ng TV5 siya nagti-taping, kumuha siya ng isang studio sa may Pasong Tamo, Makati City para mas malapit.

’Katuwa pala si Miguel (adopted son ni Mega) dahil naghahanap ng fountain sa Mesa Grill. Ang tagal naghanap ng fountain ang bagets at namroblema ang yaya. Hahaha!

[quitziful]

May possibility na magkaroon sila ng EPISODES SA USA!!!!


BONGGA!!!!

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[Jolie]

does anybody know kung kelan ang pilot epi ng Sharon, Kasama Mo sa TV5? I read kasi 19 and 26 of March, so maybe either of the two dates mentioned..really looking forward to it..will watch everyday

[quitziful]

does anybody know kung kelan ang pilot epi ng Sharon, Kasama Mo sa TV5? I read kasi 19 and 26 of March, so maybe either of the two dates mentioned..really looking forward to it..will watch everyday

Wala pang teaser sa TV5

[Jolie]

Wala pang teaser sa TV5

they should at least give a short teaser sana para mas ma-promote pa ang show..kulang sa promotion ata ah...well, i hope it's going to be a hit

[etxetera]

Wish ko lang sana hindi na hihi ng hihi at tawa ng tawa si Sharon kahit sa kokonting bagay lang when interviewing her guest like her previous show on ABS

[quitziful]

Nag brainstorming ulit ang Sharon team (Based sa tweets nila)
Papalitan na ang set at title card graphics. There will be BIG IMPROVEMENTS na mangyayari.

Malaki ang set ng Sharon, so sana i-take advantage nila ito.
Sana ito ang gawin rin nilang inspiration for the set.

Ellen (may different angle na yan, so sana makita ng mga Sharon kasama Mo staff)

[@sharon_cuneta12]

@sharon_cuneta12


@IdeasEtcetera oh dear -- I am being as honest w/ u as possible -- I am super tamad and credit my mom and dad (he had really awesome skin too) for my skin! I use soap n water and whatever moisturizer w/ an spf I can get my hands on for daytime and any night cream and eye cream b4 bed. And not evryday cos m lazy! Hahaha! I have now lancome, clinique and la mer. La mer is good when I travel and it's cold weather. When I have extra, I use la mer eye cream on my face to ubos an old jar lang! That's it. Oh and I remove my eye make-up (waterproof always my mascara eh) w/ andre eye-Qs and wet >



@olive_Mendoza hahahaha! Ako kagabi I took a deep breath, sabi ko a may mga nangproprovoke din dito, lalo mga galit sa nangyari sa anak ko, at ibang kapamilya o fans ng ibang artista. Naalala ko kung anong pangalan ko! Aba teka ang swerte naman pala nila! Wait nga -- I'm busy! Hahaha! Yaan na natin. Ang babastos ng bibig. Kung buhay lola ko susugurin mga yan na may dalang itak at sasabihin mga walang modo di dapat mabuhay!



@surfgirl_xox @dbarellano @itgirlmarlo @joeysiobs @nikamorphosis @gikagik Happy weekend my luvs! Miss u. Was so happy at the meeting yesterday. Skipped and hopped cos aside from my show, I might have 2 more fabulous shows!! Yahoo!!!!!




@iamCullen17 @TV5manila! DITTO!!! Sabi sayo Nea ang inaapi pinagpapala!!! Lord You are just awesome... You're.... Over Na Lord!!!! But I'm not complaining Lord if You want pa to add I will accept!!! Hahaha!

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Sharon, all set na para sa kanyang daily show sa TV5


"Regalo ko sa lahat ng mga Sharonians na naghihintay na, ano kaya ang io-offer ko ngayong nasa TV5 na ako? So ako naman, I'm proud to say, na parang hindi naman ako nagkamali at nandito na tayo magkakasama sa Happy Network. I really get all the support from the bosses [TV5 management], na very mapagmahal, very hands-on. Hindi talaga puwede umere hangga't hindi pa okey na okey yung show." - Sharon Cuneta

PEP