NOVEMBER 6
MOD
Filipina Vol.
20 No. 845, November 6, 1987 On the Cover: Agie Ilustre |
Nobyembre 6 sa Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas
Noong Nobyembre 6, 1999, ang Knowledge Channel, ang kauna-unahang educational cable channel sa Pilipinas ay inilunsad at nagsimulang magsahimpapawid.
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GLIMPSE FROM THE PAST
American actor at
radio-TV personality Warren Hull (1903-1974), on the cover of TV Guide (November 6-12, 1953). |
Personalities and celebrities born on November 6:
1915 – Nicanor Espina Yniguez, lawmaker and Speaker of Batasang Pambansa (July 23, 1984 – March 25, 1986) – in Maasin Leyte (d. April 13, 2007)
1939 – Leonardo A. Quisumbing, law professor and jurist – in Masbate City.
1978 – Jolina Magdangal-Escueta (birth name Maria Jolina Perez Magdangal), singer and actress – in Hagonoy, Bulacan.
Jolina Magdangal (with
her mom Paulita) on the cover of Mr. & Ms. (August 8, 2000). |
1979 – Marc Abaya (full name Ramon Marcelino Diaz Abaya), musician, television, video jockey and actor.
1983 –
Janette Heather McBride, Australian-Filipino actress – in Queensland,
Australia.
1989 – Shaina Magdayao (full name Shaina Garcia Magdayao), actress, dancer, singer and model – in Quezon City.
Shaina Magdayao on the covers of Cosmopolitan Philippines (November 2007), Seventeen (January-February 2009), and Woman Today (March 1-15, 2010). |
A naked Madonna
hitchicking and covered only by a “question mark” on the cover of Entertainment Weekly (November 6, 1992). |
In 1992, Madonna played the role of a
baseball player name Mae Mordabito in the film A League of Their Own. She also sang the theme song of the film, “This
Used to Be My Playground,” which reached the Number 1 spot on the “Hot 100”
list. It was also in 1992 when Madonna established her entertainment company,
Maverick.
A joint venture was made between
Maverick and Time Warner, which gave her an advance payment of 60 million
dollars. The joint venture first released Madonna’s book titled Sex. It contained nude and sexually
provocative pictures of Madonna taken by photographer Steven Meisel. It was
criticized by the media, but the book (tagged at 50 dollars) sold more than 1.5
million copies in just a few days.
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