The October 24, 2015 episode of Eat Bulaga, dubbed as “Sa Tamang Panahon,” would go down as one of the most important entertainment spectacles in Philippine Television History.

Political parties are not just vehicles for the candidacies of personalities that they can use when needed and dispose of when useless. Political parties are institutions that strengthen democracy and bridge the interests of ordinary people and government.

Filipinos are generally known to be hardworking, passionate, and hospitable people. Because of this nature, some Filipinos tend to go over and beyond to make ends meet, to achieve their goals, to become famous, or to succeed in their respective tasks.

The Aldub phenomenon has caught up across different types of audiences. Young and old, male and female, single or married, Kapuso, Kapatid or even Kapamilya, are aware of, if not tuned to, the Aldub Kalye Serye.

To those outside of the political spectrum, it is normal to reserve or suspend judgment on whom to support until Election Day, which will fall on the second Monday of May 2016. For political players, now is the time to push the button and get on-board the campaign of their preference.

The doors of politics are always open to those willing and able to engage in basic to complex issues. For now, let us take a sneak peek into the organized chaos popularly known as “PHILIPPINE POLITICS.”

Eat Bulaga has found a way to bridge the social gap between the elite and the poor through entertainment while penetrating markets that have cut across all gender and social segments.

Although former President Joseph Estrada is known for his jokes and has been a regular subject of political satires, this saying that he popularized stings true as to why significant institutional reforms have not prospered in the past.

Everyday is an excruciating journey for most MRT commuters in the Metropolis who work on a regular 8-to-5 job.  Disappointment and anger vented via social media pale in comparison to the kind of life the everyday commuter is subjected to just to arrive at their respective workplaces on time. In fact, to call it excruciating is an understatement since most would battle, like their lives were on the line, for a small space to fit inside the train.

The 28th edition of the Southeast Asian Games has recently concluded, with Philippine athletes bagging 29 gold medals, 36 silver medals, and 66 bronze medals.

While many families - parents and children alike – prepare for the resumption of classes this June, our various government agencies also take the necessary steps to ensure that the normalization of everyday transport and activity, from the opening day of classes until its end, will go smoothly.

Social Media seems to be the new market place not only of ideas and information, but of forecasts, conspiracies, predictions and even forthcoming news. The effects of Social Media go to great lengths when it comes to increased awareness on key issues, to instant acquisition of up-to-the-minute information on recent news and trends and even to increased motivation and behavior to work for individuals who find social media comments as reassurances to their beautiful physical and intellectual attributes.