BINI, Joshua, Melai lead Kapamilya awardees
ABS-CBN secured 11 key victories at the 7th ALTA Media Icon Awards, highlighting the network’s continuing popularity among student voters. Spearheaded by the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA’s Department of Communication, the annual awards ceremony honors notable shows and industry professionals for their contributions to Philippine media and development.
Television and Film Entertainment Honors
Joshua Garcia took home the Best Actor for Television trophy following his performance as Patrick Gonzales in the local adaptation of It’s Okay to Not Be Okay.
Melai Cantiveros-Francisco was named Best Talent Search Host for Pilipinas Got Talent Season 7, a production that also walked away with the Best Talent Search Program accolade.
Lucas Andalio clinched the Best Child Performer title for his standout role in the comedy-drama film Call Me Mother.
Brent Manalo, celebrated as a top winner on Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Collab, was recognized as the Most Promising Male Star.
Music and Fandom Trophies
BINI was hailed as the Best P-Pop Group, a nod to their massive impact on both the local and global music landscapes.
DonBelle (the tandem of Belle Mariano and Donny Pangilinan) secured the Best Love Team award, further cementing their status as a fan-favorite pairing.
Journalism and Current Affairs Excellence
TV Patrol, the network’s premier evening newscast, earned the Best News Program award for its dedication to trustworthy, day-to-day reporting.
Karen Davila was awarded Best Magazine Show Host for anchoring My Puhunan: Kaya Mo!, a series dedicated to showcasing the resilience of Filipino business owners.
Johnson Manabat and Zen Hernandez swept the individual news categories, winning Best Male News Personality and Best Female News Personality, respectively.
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