“It's Showtime,” forever grateful sa pagkapanalo bilang “Best TV Variety Show”

- “It's Showtime” has received another feather in its cap as it has recently received another award from a notable body

- On Twitter, the show announced that they were awarded as the "Best TV Variety Show" in 2023

- It was the 20th Gawad Tanglaw Para sa Sining At Kultura that gave them the award

- In the photo that they posted, everyone was all smiles, denoting how happy they all were

“It's Showtime” has taken to Twitter and made a very good announcement.

The show was awarded as the "Best TV Variety Show" in 2023.

The body that bestowed the award is the 20th Gawad TAnglaw Para sa Sining At Kultura.

The show, together with its crew, signified how truly grateful they are.

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“Mula sa bumubuo ng ‘It's Showtime’, kami po ay ‘Forever Grateful’ sa lahat ng bumubuo ng ‘20th Gawad Tanglaw Para Sa Sining At Kultura’ para sa parangal na inyong iginawad sa amin bilang ‘Best TV Variety Show’ ngayong taon.”

Many netizens congratulated the show and its family.

"It's Showtime" is a Filipino noontime show comprised of well-known celebrities in the Philippines, namely, Vice Ganda, Anne Curtis, Vhong Navarro, Jhong Hilario, Ryan Bang, Karylle and a lot more. The said noontime show is currently airing on GMA Network.

Recently, ABS-CBN has announced that the premier noontime show “It’s Showtime” will serve its 12-day suspension starting October 14. According to ABS-CBN's statement, the network has decided not to appeal to the suspension handed down by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB). The management said it respects the authority of the review board but humbly maintained that the show did not break any pertinent law. ABS-CBN also underscored that the noontime show will return on October 28 “stronger and better than ever.”

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Previously, MTRCB released a statement regarding the effects of the 12-day suspension on “It’s Showtime” on its irregular workers. The board clarified that the suspension and the ongoing "no work, no pay" issue involving irregular workers are two separate matters. According to the MTRCB, the practice of not regularizing employees, even when a show has been airing for over a decade, highlights a pervasive problem that extends beyond the show's 12-day suspension. They added that the alleged inability of the show's management to provide regular employment should not deter the MTRCB from fulfilling its mandate.

Source: KAMI.com.gh