MEGA MAN September 2015: Enchong Dee

This month MEGA Man beefs up and shows more muscle in an issue that is a one-two-three punch on fashion, style and grooming--all for you to enjoy.

From one corner of the industry we have Enchong Dee in top fighting form, wearing of course a refreshing take on tailoring by Joey Samson. In-tune, aware and ready for so much more, he grows up and shows us why the best is yet to come from him.

Mega Magazine September 2015: Vice Ganda

Set in the scenic Lavender Fields of Hokkaido in Japan, MEGA features Vice Ganda for the first time on their cover this September. 

Felix Manalo (Movie)

VIVA Films mounts yet another production of epic proportion as it presents the Felix Manalo biopic earmarked for release in theaters nationwide on October 7 under the direction of multi-award-winning Joel Lamangan.

Top billed by versatile actor-singer Dennis Trillo in the role of Felix Manalo, the First Executive Minister of Iglesia ni Cristo, and Bela Padilla as Honorata, Ka Felix's wife, the monumental film traces the origins and growth of the INC church from its humble beginnings in 1914 through to the present day.

It is brilliantly framed by the life of Felix from the time of his birth in 1886 until his demise in 1963.

Interestingly, Felix Manalo cuts across deeply rooted religions as it relays Ka Felix's trials and tribulations in his search for the true faith. It is an excellent showcase of how one man can overcome challenges about his love of God. The film is essentially a love story between God and man, between Ka Felix and his faith in God, Ka Felix and his wife Honorata and Ka Felix and the Iglesia ni Cristo.

Moviegoers will come to know, through the film, who Ka Felix was as it depicts him like any normal human being -- a dutiful husband and a doting father.

Many artists lend there talents to become part of this biopic, namely Mylene DIzon, Yul Servo, Jaime Fabregas, Sheryl Cruz, Jacklyn Jose, Ricardo Cepeda, TJ Trinidad, Alice Dixon, Arci Munoz, Alfred Vargas, Wendell Ramos, Gabby Concepcion, Allan Paule, Elizabeth Oropesa, Ejay Falcon, Ruru Madrid, Tonton Gutierrez, Raymond Bagatsing, Philip Salvador, Ryan Eigenmann, Bembol Roco, Mon Confiado, Lander Vera Perez, Boy2 Quizon, Snooky Serna, Joem Bascon, Christopher Roxas, Andrea Del Rosario, Glydel Mercado, Andrea Del Rosario, Jon Lucas, Eddie Gutierrez, Richard Yap, Lorna Tolentino, Gladys Reyes, Heart Evangelista, Jon Lucas, Christian Vasquez, Phoem Baranda, Joel Torre, and more. 

The film is set to premiere this October 7, 2015, with a premiere night at the Philippine Arena that is set to break a world record for the biggest premiere night of a movie ever. 

Metro Magazine September 2015: Liza Soberano

A fashionably fierce Liza Soberano, one of the fastest-rising Kapamilya teen stars, graces the highly anticipated three-cover special of the Big Fashion Issue of Metro magazine this September.

Metro’s celebrated Big Fashion Issue which was shot in California, marks Liza’s long awaited return to her hometown and her reunion with her mother whom she has not seen for seven years.

The hashtag #MetroLovesLiza also accumulated around 19,000 tweets since Metro officially revealed that Liza is its latest cover girl.

Liza’s shoot with Metro was a grand California road trip as the Metro team flew her to Santa Clara, San Jose, and Los Angeles. The Kapamilya teen star was also dressed in stylish outfits from top American brands like DKNY, Ralph Lauren, Tory Burch, Coach, Calvin Klein, Brooks Brothers, and Tommy Hilfiger.

Metro, the leading fashion magazine in the country is known for its striking fashion issues featuring the country’s stylish icons who are brought abroad for their editorial shoot. Among the names who have landed Metro’s fashion issue are John Lloyd Cruz, Iza Calzado, Ruffa Guttierez, and Solenn Heussaff. All four were photographed in famous European cities.

#NCAA91 Day 23: San Beda Draws Easy Win, Lyceum Gets THrid Victory, Letran Exacts Revenge,

In the first game of the Friday triple header of the NCAA. The San Beda Red Lions easily dispatches the CSB Blazers 89-63.

The first half went well for the CSB Blazers as they were able to stay close with the Red Lions and even lead them entering the 2nd quarter 23-20 but the Red Lions ends it at 38-31, A huge run by San Beda in the 3rd quarter left the Blazers down by 62-42 at the end of the quarter.

It was an easy win for San Beda as six players ends the game in double digits, leading them is Art Dela Cruz with 17 points, Acee Soberano and Ola Adeogun both scoring 12 points, Ryusei Koga and Radge Tongco both with 11 points, and Piere Tankoua with 10 points.

Meanwhile, Jonathan Grey didn't play with the Blazers, leaving the scoring duties to the rookies Jayjay Domingo who scored career high 20 points and Christian Fajarito with 11 points.

Score:

San Beda Red Lions 89: Dela Cruz 17, Soberano 12, Adeogun 12, Koga 11, Tongco 11, Tankoua 10, Cabanag 7, Mocon 4, Reyes 3, Bonsubre 2. 

CSB Blazers 63: Domingo JJ 20, Fajarito 11, Saavedra 10, Young 9, Deles 3, Ongteco 3, Jonson 2, Sta Maria 2, San Juan 2, Flores 1.

In the second game, the Lyceum Pirates defeated the San Sebastian Stags 71-67.

The Pirates started the game strong with a huge lead to end the 1st quarter at 22-9 to command the whole game up until the last quarter even with a late run by the Stags in the 4th quarter.

Jasper Ayaay and Victor Nguidjol led the Pirates with 16 and 15 points respectively, on the other hand Ryan Costelo's 17 points and effort didn't convert in to a win for the Stags as they dropped another game after they defeated Letran last tuesday.

Score:

Lyceum Pirates 71: Ayaay 16, Nguidjol 15, BUlawan 10, Soliman 8, Taladua 8, Alanes 6, Baltazar 5, Mbida 3. 

San Sebastian Stags 67: Costelo 17, Ortuoste 12, Calisaan 10, Guinto 8, Fabian 7, David 6, Pretta 3, Sibal 2, Capobres 2. 

In the final game of the Friday triple header, the Letran Knights avenges their loss in the first round against the EAC Generals after they defeated them 86-76.

Mark Cruz led the Knights in defeating the Generals giving out 29 points to get back to the firsat team that gave them a loss in the first round, The Knights commanded the whole game even with two generals namely Francis Munsayac and Sidney Onwuberie scored 24 and 22 points respectively.

Score:

Letran Knights 86: Cruz 29, Nambatac 11, Luib 9, Quinto 9, Racal 8, Apreku 7, Sollano , Balagasay 6

EAC Generals 76: Munsayac 24, Onwuberie 22, Bonleon 7, Hamadou 7, Pascua 6, Diego 6, Mejos 4. 

Cosmopolitan Philippines September 2015: Erich Gonzales and Daniel Matsunaga

Erich Gonzales covers for Cosmo's September issue. 

Daniel Matsunaga leads this years 10 Cosmo Centerfolds and 69 fresh and hot bachelors. Included in this years list are Kapamilya Hunk JC De Vera, Kapuso Teen Hearthrobs turned Hunks Elmo Magalona and Derrick Monasterio, Professional Models Kirst Viray, Leandro Amadeo, Clint Bondad, and LA Aguinaldo, and PBA Players Ryan Arana and Jens Knuttel.

#NCAA91 Day 22: JRU Prevails After Two Over Times, Mapua Keeps Final Four Hopes

In the first game of the Thursday action of the NCAA the JRU Heavy Bombers outlasted the Arellano Chiefs 114-112 after 2 overtime.

It was a seesaw battle between the two squads JRU was leading in the last 2 minutes of the game, but the Chiefs were able to tie the game at 87 all with Paolo Pontejos missing the could be winning shot due to a travelling violation pushing the game into overtime.

The game intensifies more as it entered into the first overtime as no team is ready to raise the white flag, another could be winning shot was missed this time on the part of Jovanie Jalalon missing the basket pushing the game into 2nd overtime. In the second overtime Paolo Pontejos poured in several crucial baskets to keep the Heavy Bombers on top despite Zach Nicholls and Jovanie Jalalon's effort to get the lead back to the chiefs.

In the dying seconds of the second overtime Tey Teodoro shoots a perimeter shot that was called for a 3 point shot forcing Jovanie Jalalon to foul Gio Lasquety as JRU leads Arellano 113-112 with 1.4 seconds left, but after the foul was made a review by the officials turns Teodoro's 3 to a 2 point shot as the latter's foot stepped on the line bringing down the score to a tied ball game 112-112 but Lasquety was able to get the two charities given to him sealing the win for the JRU Heavy Bombers.

Paolo Pontejos led the Heavy Bombers with his career high performance of  32 points (He is 11 out of 12 in the 2 pt mark), 8 assists, 4 rebounds and 2 steals. Meanwhile, on the other hand another career high game was made, this time Jovanie Jalalon scoring 36 points, 16 assists, 7 rebounds and 2 steals for the Chiefs in losing efforts.

Score:

JRU Heavy Bombers 114: Pontejos 32, Poutouchi 21, Teodoro 16, Astilla 100, Dela Paz 10, Cruz 9, Lasquety 8, Dela Virgen 3, Sanchez 2, Grospe 2, Abdul Wahab 1. 

Arellano Chiefs 112: Jalalon 36, Holts 21, Nicholls 20, Enriquez 10, Bangga 9, Cadavis 6, Meca 5, Salado 3, Ortega 2. 

In the second game the Mapua Cardinals stuns number three seed Perpetual Help Altas after beating them 70-65 to keep their final hopes alive.

Mapua started strong in the game, capitalizing on the sloppy plays of the Altas  as they end the first half with a huge 46-29 lead and keeping a 59-42 lead entering the fourth period, but the Perps were able to get close after making several runs trimming the lead down to 68-65 with less than a minute left in the game but the run was already late as the Cardinals already taking the win.

Even without ace players Josan Nimes, CJ Isit, and Andretti Stevens still sidelined due to their injuries, all seems well for Allwell Oraeme as he carried the Cardinals in winning the game proving he is not number one in the MVP race for nothing giving out a double double performance of 19 points and 15 rebounds

On the side of the perps Bright Akhuetie's 18 points didn't light up the chances of the Altas in getting the win.

Score:

Mapua Cardinals 70: Oraeme 19, Biteng 12, Serrano 11, Nieles 9, Menina 9, Que 4, Brana 4, Aguirre 2.

Perpetual Help Altas 65: Akhuetie 18, Thompson 14, Dagangon 11, Dizon 5, Oliviera 4, Eze 4, Sadiwa 3, Coronel 2, Bantayan 2, Gallardo 2. 

#UAAP78 Line Up: University of Santo Tomas Growling Tigers

UST has been one of the tough teams in the league, entering the finals in season 75 and 76, but last season the Tigers had their biggest downfall as they failed to enter the final four ending the season 6th with a 5-9 record.  

Going to season 78 with an intact line up consisting of veterans Karim Abdul, Kevin Ferrer, Loui Vigil, Jamil Sheriff, and Ed Daquioag the Tigers are ready to growl back to the finals and take their 19th basketball title.

#UAAP78 Line Up: University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons

UP has been struggling in the past years, their battle cry is "No Where To Go But UP", but it seems that their battle cry didn't brought them elsewhere as they continue to struggle and end season 77 with a 1-13 record, tied with Adamson at the bottom of the Standings.  

This season 78 UP had prized recruits that could bolster their bid to go up in the standings, leading the pack of Fighting Maroons are Henry Asilum, Jett Manuel, Dave Moralde, and JR Gallarza along with young guns like Diego Dario, Gelo Vito, Jerson Prado, and Andrew Harris, the Fighting Maroons are ready to fight this season.   

#UAAP78 Line Up: University of the East Red Warriors

UE almost ended their final four drought last season, but unfortunately they were denied by NU for a ticket going to the final four. Entering season 78 with a roster almost consist of rookie the Red Warriors still hopes for a good performance this season even though they have an all Filipino squad that lacked experience, but full of potential.  

#UAAP78 Line Up: National University Bulldogs

The national U Bulldogs has been a contender for quiet sometime now, and last season finally they ended an almost half century title drought winning over the Far Eastern University in the finals. 

Entering season 78 without key players like Emmanuel Mbe, leadership will now be on Gelo Alolino as he is now the main guy for the Bulldogs, along with other seniors like  Paolo Javellona, Jeff Javillonar, and Jjay Alejandro, defending their title will be tough to do this season. 

#NCAA91 Day 21: San Beda Roars Back, San Sebastian Triumphs

The San Beda Red Lions started the second round with a win over the Emili Aguinaldo College Generals 96-84, the red Lions ended their first round with a loss against the Arellano Chiefs

Still without Baser Amer due to injury and Ola Adeogun due to a suspension the Red Lions were able to win this game even with EAC leading at the end of the first quarter and at the beginning of the second, but in the mid part of the second quarter after San Beda snatched the lead over the Generals they were able to pull away ending the first half at 44-35.

In the second half a more aggressive Red Lions entered the court not letting the Generals to take back the lead only letting them close at 46-42 with 8 minutes left, but San Beda pulled away in the latter part of the quarter finishing the third at 70-60. Art Dela Cruz, Acee Soberano, and Dan Sara secured San Beda's 8th victory.

Art Dela Cruz led San Beda to Pull away in the next quarters producing a career high 30 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 steals, adding to that is rookie Acee Soberano's 20 points, 18 points of it scored in the second period. Meanwhile, Francis Munsayac and Hamadou Laminou led the Generals with 20 points and 18 points respectively.  

Score:

San Beda Red Lions 96: Dela Cruz 30, Soberano 20, Sara 14, Tankoua 11, Mocon 5, Koga 4, Sorela 4, Sedillo 4, Cabanag 2, Tongco 2. 

EAC General 84: Munsayac 20, Hamadou 18, Diego 14, Mejos 12, Pascua 8, Onwubere 6, Bonleon 3, Morada 3. 

Second Round begins with a bang for the San Sebastian College Recoletos Golden Stags as they staged a huge upset win over the Letran Knights in the second game of the second round of eliminations.

Letran controlled the first quarter of the game with 22-15 over San Sebastian. Early in the second period the Knights led the Stags 28-16 with 7 minutes left in the quarter, before the Stags were able to close in at the end of the first half 41-39. In the third period San Sebastian were able to tie the game at 41-41,

Jamil Ortuoste then fired a three that gave the lead to the Stags for the first time, but Letran's back court tandem of Cruz and Nambatac snatches back the lead entering the fourth quarter with a 65-63 lead over the stags that ballooned to a 77-66 with 6 minutes left in the game though with a huge lead entering the last 5 minutes of regulation San Sebastian made a 15-2 run against the Knights to take the lead at 79-81 with less than 3 minutes. It was almost a victory for Letran as they were on top by 1 at 87-86 but Ryan Costelo's fancy move takes the lead and the win for the stags.

Michael Calisaan led the scoring with 27 points and 10 rebounds for the Stags, meanwhile Mark Cruz top scored for the Knights with 30 points.

San Sebastian Stags 89: Calisaan 27, Ortuoste 19, Guinto '15, Costelo 13, Fabian 7, Bulanadi 7, Sibal 1. 

Letran Knights 87: Cruz 30, Nambatac 12, Racal 12, Sollano 9, Quinto 8, Luib 5, Balanza 4, Balagasay 4, Apreku 2, Calvo 1. 

#UAAP78 Line Up: Far Eastern University Tamaraws

The FEU Tamaraws were the favorites to win the title last season as they have the more intact and experienced line up, but after winning the game one of the finals, the Tamaraws collapsed in the next two giving away the could've been 20th title of FEU.

 Returning this season 78 the Tamaraws are the early favorites again as they only lost Bryan Cruz and Anthony Hargrove, with a squad consist of national team stalwarts like Mike Tolomia, Russell Escoto, and Mac Belo, plus veterans like Achie Inigo and Francis Tamsi, many touted the Tamaraws as riped enough and already due to a championship title that they had 10 years ago. 

#UAAP78 Line Up: De La Salle University Green Archers

The DLSU Green Archers had a good run in Season 77, they almost entered the finals defeating FEU in the game two of their best of three final four duel, but Mac Belo and the rest of the Tamaraws had other plans after they axed the finals dream of La Salle. 

This season Jeron Teng and the rest of the Green Archers are eager to get back to the finals, using all ,the lessons they learned in the past season to motivate them, Teng will rely on the help from his young, but talented teammates such as rookie Andrei Caracut, Joshua Torralba, Prince Rivero, Thomas Torres, and Jason Perkins, with the supervision of Coach Juno Sauler La Salle is still a finals contender. 

#UAAP78 Line Up: Ateneo De Manila University Blue Eagles

Season 77 was a sorry season for the Blue Eagles, as they go from Hero to Zero after the NU Bulldogs erased their twice to beat advantage and top spot elimination finish to stop them from going back to the finals. 

This season 78, graduating phenom Kiefer Ravena will go all out in their campaign this season to reclaim the title. Helping Ravena this season are sets of veterans like Vin Pessumal, Gwynne Capacio and Fonzo Gotladera along with blue chip players like Hubert Cani, Mike and Matt Nieto, Jerie Pingoy, Aaron Black, and Arvin Tolentino, with this kind of line up Ateneo still a contender and a team to beat. 

#UAAP78 Line Up: Adamson University Soaring Falcons

Last season 77 the Falcons from Adamson didn't soar high as they were left at the bottom of the standing with a 1-13 record, beating UP who also ended with the same record.  Entering season 78 with a new coach in Mike Fermin and a new set of players, the Falcons aims to return to the final four after missing it for quiet some time now.  

With Key Players returning for the team such as Joseph Nallos, Pape Sarr, Jerome Garcia, and Nico Capote, the Falcons aims to atleast improve their record even though they are inexperienced and lacked maturity. 

#NCAA91 2nd Round Schedule

Tuesday, August 25, 2015 San Juan Arena

10:00AM SBC vs EAC Jrs

12:00NN CSJL vs SSC-R Jrs

2:00PM SBC vs EAC Srs

4:00PM CSJL vs SSC-R Srs

Thursday, August 27, 2015 San Juan Arena

10:00AM JRU vs AU Jrs

12:00NN MIT vs UPHSD Jrs

2:00PM JRU vs AU Srs

4:00PM MIT vs UPHSD Srs

Friday, August 28, 2015 San Juan Arena

8:00AM CSB vs SBC Jrs

10:00AM LPU vs SSC-R Jrs

12:00NN CSB vs SBC Srs

2:00PM LPU vs SSC-R Srs

4:00PM EAC vs CSJL Srs

6:00PM EAC vs CSJL Jrs

Tuesday, September 01, 2015 San Juan Arena

10:00AM AU vs CSB Jrs

12:00NN UPHSD vs LPU Jrs

2:00PM AU vs CSB Srs

4:00PM UPHSD vs LPU Srs

Thursday, September 03, 2015 San Juan Arena

10:00AM UPHSD vs AU Jrs

12:00NN SBC vs JRU Jrs

2:00PM UPHSD vs AU Srs

4:00PM SBC vs JRU Srs

Friday, September 04, 2015 San Juan Arena

8:00AM SSC-R vs MIT Jrs

10:00AM EAC vs CSB Jrs

12:00NN SSC-R vs MIT Srs

2:00PM EAC vs CSB Srs

4:00PM CSJL vs LPU Srs

6:00PM CSJL vs LPU Jrs

Tuesday, September 22, 2015 San Juan Arena

10:00AM SSC-R vs SBC Jrs

12:00NN EAC vs UPHSD Jrs

2:00PM SSC-R vs SBC Srs

4:00PM EAC vs UPHSD Srs

Thursday, September 24, 2015 San Juan Arena

10:00AM LPU vs EAC Jrs

12:00NN CSB vs SSC-R Jrs

2:00PM LPU vs EAC Srs

4:00PM CSB vs SSC-R Srs

Friday, September 25, 2015 San Juan Arena

8:00AM MIT vs SBC Jrs

10:00AM JRU vs UPHSD Jrs

12:00NN MIT vs SBC Srs

2:00PM JRU vs UPHSD Srs

4:00PM CSJL vs AU Srs

6:00PM CSJL vs AU Jrs

Tuesday, September 08, 2015 San Juan Arena

10:00AM JRU vs MIT Jrs

12:00NN LPU vs AU Jrs

2:00PM JRU vs MIT Srs

4:00PM LPU vs AU Srs

Thursday, September 10, 2015 San Juan Arena

10:00AM UPHDS vs SBC Jrs

12:00NN AU vs SSC-R Jrs

2:00PM UPHSD vs SBC Srs

4:00PM AU vs SSC-R Srs

Friday, September 11, 2015 San Juan Arena

8:00AM JRU vs EAC Jrs

10:00AM MIT vs LPU Jrs

12:00NN JRU vs EAC Srs

2:00PM MIT vs LPU Srs

4:00PM CSB vs CSJL Srs

6:00PM CSB vs CSJL Jrs

Tuesday, September 15, 2015 San Juan Arena

10:00AM CSB vs JRU Jrs

12:00NN CSJL vs MIT Jrs

2:00PM CSB vs JRU Srs

4:00PM CSJL vs MIT Srs

Thursday, September 17, 2015 San Juan Arena

10:00AM SSC-R vs EAC Jrs

12:00NN SBC vs LPU Jrs

2:00PM SSC-R vs EAC Srs

4:00PM SBC vs LPU Srs

Friday, September 18, 2015 San Juan Arena

8:00AM UPHSD vs CSB Jrs

10:00AM AU vs MIT Jrs

12:00NN UPHSD vs CSB Srs

2:00PM AU vs MIT Srs

4:00PM JRU vs CSJL Srs

6:00PM JRU vs CSJL Jrs

Tuesday, September 29, 2015 San Juan Arena

10:00AM UPHSD vs SSC-R Jrs

12:00NN JRU vs LPU Jrs

2:00PM UPHSD vs SSC-R Srs

4:00PM JRU vs LPU Srs

Thursday, October 01, 2015 San Juan Arena

10:00AM LPU vs CSB Jrs

12:00NN EAC vs MIT Jrs

2:00PM LPU vs CSB Srs

4:00PM EAC vs MIT Srs

Friday, October 02, 2015 San Juan Arena

8:00AM SSC-R vs JRU Jrs

10:00AM SBC vs AU Jrs

12:00NN SSC-R vs JRU Srs

2:00PM SBC vs AU Srs

4:00PM UPHSD vs CSJL Srs

6:00PM UPHSD vs CSJL Jrs

Tuesday, October 06, 2015 San Juan Arena

10:00AM MIT vs CSB Jrs

12:00NN AU vs EAC Jrs

2:00PM MIT vs CSB Srs

4:00PM AU vs EAC Srs

Thursday, October 08, 2015 San Juan Arena

12:00NN CSJL vs SBC Jrs

2:00PM CSJL vs SBC Jrs

#NCAA91 Day 20: Perpetual Help Escapes In OT, Arellano Gets Solo Fourth

In the final day of the first round of elimination of the 91st season of the NCAA, the University of Perpetual Help System Altas beats the Jose Rizal University Heavy Bombers in an overtime game that ends at 86-83

It was a tight game between the Altas and the Heavy Bombers front the beginning up to the end, Perpetual Help almost take home the victory with a 73-70 lead over JRU with just a few ticks left in the game clock but Dave Sanchez knocked off a huge three point basket to tie the ballgame at 73-73 to force an over time. In the overtime period Bright Akhuetie and the rest of the Altas showed JRU that they are more composed to get the victory.

Scottie Thompson showcased another MVP Performance in this match giving out a triple double performance of 13 points, 17 assists, and 13 rebounds to support Bright Akhuetie's 31 points explosion, meanwhile Teytey Teodoro took over again for the Heavy Bomber scoring 28 points adding to that is Paolo Pontejos 14 points.


Perpetual Help Altas 86: Akhuetie 31, Thompson 13, Ylagan 10, Coronel 10, Elopre 8, Eze 7, Dizon 2, Bantayan 2, Cabiltes 2, Oliviera 1, Tamayo 0, Gallardo 9,

JRU Heavy Bombers :83 - Teodoro 28, Pontejos 14, Sanchez 11, Grospe 8, Dela Paz 6, Abdul Wahab 5, Cruz 4, Poutouochi 4, Dela Virgen 3,

In the last game of the first round, the Arellano Uniiversity Chiefs foiled the San Beda Red Lions to stay on top of the standings after defeating them 88-84. 

It was a huge first half for Arellano with a 30-20 lead at the end of the first period and 41-37 to end the first half, but San Beda rallied in the third period to take a 55-61 lead over Arellano. Entering the last quarter Jiovani Jalalon spearheaded a huge run for the Chiefs against the Red Lions to take a 73-66 lead with more than 7 minutes remaining, San Beda were able to trim down the lead to two with 73-71 but again  Arellano always find a solution to keep the Red Lions at bay as they again made an 11-2 run with less than 5 minutes left in the game.

Jovanie Jalalon led the Chiefs in their victory to take a solo 4th place in the standings producing 22 points alone in the final quarter,  Dionce Holts added 21 points and 11 rebounds. Meanwhile Pierre Tankoua led San Beda the Rookie Import produced 20 points for the Red Lions, Dan Sara added 16 points.

Score:

Arellano Chiefs 88: Jalalon 22, Holts 21, Salado 14, Enriquez 12, Nicholls 6, Gumaru 5 
, Cadavis 4, Bangga 2, Tano 2. 

San Beda Red Lions 84: Tankoua 20, Sara 16, Dela Cruz 11, Adeogun 10, Koga 8, Tongco 6, Mocon 4, Soberano 3, Reyes 2, Presbitero 2, Sola 2. 

REELive the Classics (Extended)

ABS-CBN Film Restoration Project, in partnership with Rockwell Cinemas, showcases its digitally restored and re-mastered films via the “REELive the Classics” film exhibition that will run from August 26 to September 1 at Rockwell Cinema 5.

“We are very happy to partner with Rockwell who h

as shown faith in our efforts. Our special screenings at Rockwell will allow audiences to enjoy the movies as the creators envisioned them. Hopefully this is just the start of more exhibitions,” said Leo Katigbak, head of ABS-CBN Film Archives and Restoration.

For the first time, “Sarah Ang Munting Prinsesa” and “Got To Believe” will be screened alongside previously restored titles such as “Sana Maulit Muli,” “One More Chance,” “Oro Plata Mata,” “T-Bird at Ako,” “Karnal,” “Hindi Nahahati Ang Langit,” and “Tanging Yaman.”

Since 2011, ABS-CBN Film Restoration Project has been restoring classic films to help preserve Philippine cinematic history. Together with Central Digital Lab, it has become the first restoration effort to be done within the country.

To date, ABS-CBN Film Restoration Project has restored over 100 films, some of which were already screened internationally at film festivals like Venice, screened locally via red carpet premieres and limited commercial runs, aired on free-to-air and cable television, viewed via pay-per-view and video-on-demand, distributed on DVD, and downloadable even on iTunes.

For the complete movie schedules of “REELive the Classics” and for more information on how you can support ABS-CBN’s Film Restoration Project, visitwww.facebook.com/filmrestorationabscbn.

UPDATE: Here's the full schedule of the screening of the restored films in Rockwell starting August 26. 

UPDATE: The Reelive the Classic is extended until September 8, check the schedule of screenings still in Rockwell Cinema 5. 

UAAP Season 78 Men's Basketball First Round Schedule

September 5, Saturday

Araneta Coliseum

1PM - Opening Ceremony

2 PM - UE vs. UP

4 PM - UST vs. Adamson

September 6, Sunday

Mall of Asia Arena

2 PM - DLSU vs. NU

4 PM - FEU vs. Ateneo

September 9, Wednesday

Araneta Coliseum

2 PM - DLSU vs. UP

4 PM - UST vs. FEU

September 12, Saturday

Mall of Asia Arena

2 PM - Adamson vs. Ateneo

4 PM - UE vs. NU

September 13, Sunday

Mall of Asia Arena

2 PM - UST vs. UP

4 PM - DLSU vs. FEU

September 16, Wednesday

Araneta Coliseum

2 PM - UE vs. Adamson

4 PM - NU vs. Ateneo

September 19, Saturday

Mall of Asia Arena

2 PM - Ateneo vs. UE

4 PM - NU vs. UST

September 20, Sunday

Araneta Coliseum

2 PM - Adamson vs. DLSU

4 PM - UP vs. FEU

September 23, Wednesday

Mall of Asia Arena

2 PM - FEU vs. UE

4 PM - NU vs. Adamson

September 26, Saturday

Mall of Asia Arena

2 PM - UP vs. NU

4 PM - Ateneo vs. UST

September 27, Sunday

Araneta Coliseum

2 PM - DLSU vs. UE

4 PM - Adamson vs. FEU

September 30, Wednesday

Mall of Asia Arena

2 PM - Ateneo vs. UP

4 PM - UST vs. DLSU

October 3, Saturday

Mall of Asia Arena

2 PM - Cheerdance Competition

October 4, Sunday

Mall of Asia Arena

11 AM - UP vs. Adamson

4 PM - DLSU vs. Ateneo

October 7, Wednesday

Araneta Coliseum

2 PM - UE vs. UST

4 PM - NU vs. FEU

*Schedule might change without prior notice.