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10 Movies Coming to Cinema One This February 2021
Enjoy movies at home this February as
Cinema One rounds up blockbuster movies featuring different kinds of romance and love around the world to set the Valentine’s Day mood.
Plan your TV marathon ahead, as we round up Cinema One movies this February 2021:
February 3, 9pm
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February 7, 5pm
The film follows the story of a blogger who owns the up and coming blog, “The Bakit List,” and her ex Gio who will return to her life unexpectedly and surprisingly after breaking her heart.
February 14, 5pm
Louie has been living a solitary life in Saga, Japan until has-been actress Hazel arrives. Amidst the isolation, the two lost souls find comfort in each other.
LGUs in Eastern Visayas ban entry of live hogs, pork products due to ASF
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, January 19) Select local governments in Eastern Visayas have banned the entry of live hogs and pork meat products due to confirmed cases of African Swine Fever (ASF) in Abuyog town, Leyte.
The said LGUs include Southern Leyte, Ormoc City, and Northern Samar province.
Ormoc City Mayor Richard Gomez ordered the closure of its borders from pigs and other pork products from Mindanao starting January 16.
Meanwhile, the provincial government of Southern Leyte also issued an advisory banning the entry of undocumented swine, pork, and other pork products.
As athletes from boxing, karate and taekwondo enter the Inspire Sports Academy for bubble training in preparation for different Tokyo Olympics qualifiers, national training director Marc Velasco said that they are ready for any eventuality when it comes to COVID-19 emergency.
Philippines wants podium finish in Hanoi SEAG Joey Villar
MANILA, Philippines The chef de mission of the Philippine delegation to the 31st Southeast Asian Games wants no less than a podium finish in Hanoi later this year.
“If not the overall title, we’ll go for at least a top three finish,” said Ramon Fernandez of the Philippine Sports Commission.
The former basketball superstar feels he has the blueprint to a successful campaign – the same one used when the country hosted the event in 2019 and emerged as overall champion.
“We know the formula how to achieve that and what we did in the 2019 SEAG was we went all out to train our athletes and have them compete against the best in the world. That was the key. We spent so much in training,” he added.