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A new television series entitled "Saludo" that will celebrate the everyday heroism of the Filipinos was launched at the Camp Crame headquarters in Quezon City recently. Police Chief Superintendent Rhodel Sermonia of the Police Community Relations Group (PCRG) under the Philippine National Police (PNP) and popular film producer Leonora Sy led the launch of the new television series which will be aired on PTV4 every Sunday at 8 p.m. Sy said: "SALUDO is a one-hour weekly hero-serye program of PTV4. It is a compilation of stories of everyday Filipino heroes, the least-told life stories which could be the inspiration of each and every Filipino." "This is dedicated to all the everyday heroism of the Filipino people. They all deserve the praises for whatever heroism they have shown," added Sy, executive producer of the show. For its premier episode on Sunday, Jan. 27, "Saludo" will feature the heroism of former Philippine National Police Chi...

Not everyone believes in ghosts but multi-talented actor Polo Ravales is one of those celebrities who have told tales about his strange interactions with the paranormal. "I do believe in ghosts. Sa comfort room, nakita ko noon biglang tumaas 'yung cover ng toilet bowl," says Ravales during an interview for the story conference of the new horror-flick "Hipnotismo" under BG Productions International, Inc., held at Marco Polo Hotel in Ortigas recently. Award-winning independent film producer Baby F. Go (center) is flanked actors Beauty Gonzales (left) and Polo Ravales, stars of the new horror-flick 'Hipnotismo.'  Ravales, 36, will play a villain in this new movie which will be shot in Dumaguete starting December. He reveals his other ghost stories: "One time naman, naramdaman ko na may nagbaba ng kumot ko sa may paanan ko. Natakot ko nun. Marami pa kaming tao that time sa kwarto nun katabi ko mga brothers ko." The actor adds:"Th...