Handful of Tears

Karel Marquez (Actor)

Edgar Allan Guzman (Actor)

Born: November 20, 1988
Birthplace: Philippines

Trivia: Became popular after winning the Mr. Pogi 2006 title when he participated in the television show Eat Bulaga! Received the Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role-Musical or Comedy Award at the 9th Golden Screen Awards for his performance in Ligo na Ü Lapit na Me (2011). Also won the Balanghai Trophy Best Actor - New Breed Full Length Feature Award for the same movie. Bagged the German Moreno Youth Achievement Award at the 60th FAMAS Awards in 2012.

Danita Paner (Actor)

Glydel Mercado (Actor)

Jay Manalo (Actor)

Born: December 30, 1973

Trivia: Made his debut with the film Una Kang Naging Akin (1991). Appeared on television for the first time in the show Ang TV in 1992. Was taken into custody a day after he cracked a bomb joke at the airport while waiting to board his flight to Puerto Princesa in 2007; was released the next day. Has a total of 10 children with 7 women.

Alice Dixson (Actor)

Born: July 28, 1969
Birthplace: Coral Gables, Florida, United States

Trivia: Was a member of her school's basketball and softball teams. Represented Philippines in the 1986 Miss International beauty pageant and was one of the 15 semi-finalists. Started her acting career with the television series Okay Ka, Fairy Ko first aired in 1987. Hoping to start a new career after marriage, became a licensed realtor in Florida in 2007 and in British Columbia in 2008. Returned to acting in 2011, playing the lead role in the television series Babaeng Hampaslupa. Is the first over-40-years celebrity to be listed in the top 10 sexiest women list compiled by FHM (For Him Magazine) Philippines in 2014. She ranked seventh. An active advocate against cancer; wearing a t-shirt supporting the fight against cancer at a press conference in 2012 attracted a lot of media attention. Became a brand ambassador for Avon in 2012. Was honored by People Asia magazine as one of the 15 Women of Style and Substance in 2014.

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm, Sunday, November 9 on KBTV Crossings TV (8.2)