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GMA Network
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Is Josh Ford returning to 'Maka?' Sparkle star answers
Is Josh Ford returning to the Kapuso youth-oriented series "Maka?" In an interview with GMA News Online, the former "Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition" housemate teased a possible comeback in the show. "May mga nakaline-up [na projects]. I can't disclose everything, but I believe that you'll probably see me soon on 'Maka,'" he said. Josh was among the new cast members of "Maka." He entered the second season of the series, playing the role of Josh Taylor. "Maka" started airing its second season in January. It also stars Zephanie, Lapillus member Chanty Videla, John Clifford, Elijah Alejo, Shan Vesagas, and more. Josh was evicted from the PBB house last week. He exited Bahay ni Kuya along with his duo Ralph De Leon, who has since returned inside after winning one of the two wildcard slots. —MGP, GMA Integrated News
GMA Network
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Olive May and John Clifford hope these stars would guest on 'Maka'
'Maka,' the youth-oriented show by GMA Public Affairs, presents a Gen Z barkada's lives and challenges, with the help of guest stars like AC Bonifacio, Juancho Trivino, Jay Ortega, Rodjun Cruz, and many more. In an interview with GMA News Online, stars Olive May and John Clifford shared their dream artists to work with on the show. 'Barbie Forteza,' Olive said. 'Huy, taas ng pangarap,' she added with a laugh. John said, 'Since nag-guest na sa atin si AC, [sana] may second guest tayo na from ABS-CBN.' Olive added, 'It's possible kasi every episode, ibang story naman.' The duo also said that they have a lot of core memories with their guest stars because they only have short tapings together. These include dancing with AC and swimming with Jay. 'Sinusulit talaga namin na makilala sila,' John said. 'It's a nice feeling na there's a new face na pumapasok sa 'Maka' every week. Kasi syempre, nakikita na namin 'yung lahat ng cast so parang masaya 'pag may dumadating na bago.' Olive added, 'We hang out together po, like the whole day. Kinakausap po namin sila, nakikipaglaro po kami.' John also said that the whole cast does their best to welcome the guest star into the 'Maka' family. 'Maka' airs at 4:45 PM on Saturdays on GMA and via Kapuso Stream. Global Pinoys can watch it via the international channel GMA Pinoy TV. —JCB, GMA Integrated News
GMA Network
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Are Olive May and John Clifford of 'Maka' willing to join 'Pinoy Big Brother'?
'Maka,' the youth-oriented show by GMA Public Affairs, stars a cast member who took part in 'Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition,' Josh Ford. But are other cast members also willing to join the reality show? Olive May and John Clifford said they are down to be part of a show that is legendary in Philippine showbiz. In fact, Olive previously auditioned for it. 'Actually, nag-audition ako before. Like sobrang tagal na. I think that was 2016,' Olive told GMA News Online in an interview. 'Pero hindi ako nakapasok talaga totally,' she added. 'It led me here. Kung nag 'PBB' ako, baka wala ako sa 'Maka.'' John admitted that he is not ready at the moment, 'but I would never say no na never ako papasok sa Bahay ni Kuya.' 'Ina-admit ko naman na pangarap ko talaga na pumasok ng 'PBB.' Parang iconic talaga siya sa Filipinos,' he said. 'Maka' airs at 4:45 PM on Saturdays on GMA and via Kapuso Stream. Global Pinoys can watch it via the international channel GMA Pinoy TV. Meanwhile, "Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition" airs new episodes on GMA Network at 10 p.m. weekdays and 6:15 p.m. on weekends. —JCB, GMA Integrated News
Yahoo
02-04-2025
- Yahoo
Florida cop attacked by man, woman while responding to domestic violence incident: report
MIAMI, Fla. (WFLA) — Two people were arrested Monday for allegedly attacking and beating an officer outside of a club in Miami. An officer with the Miami Police Department was in uniform, patrolling the area near NW 24th Street just before 3 a.m., when he was flagged down by a bystander, NBC affiliate WTVJ reported. Florida couple arrested after baby arrives at hospital in 'extremely critical condition': deputies An arrest report obtained by WTVJ said the bystander told the cop a man was 'beating on a female with a belt in the parking lot' of The Dirty Rabbit, a Miami bar and club. The alleged abuser, 26-year-old Patryk Maka, began walking toward the officer from the back of the parking lot with a belt wrapped around his neck. Lauren Budreck, 26, followed behind Maka, telling the cop that 'everything was okay,' according to the report. Maka reportedly refused to sit on the curb and tried to flee. When the officer tried putting Maka's hands behind his back, Budreck stepped in, interfering with his ability to detain Maka. The man resisted, resulting in the officer falling on top of the suspect and getting cut on the arm. He allegedly tried taking his Taser in the process. During the struggle, Budreck struck the officer 'in the head and kicked him' before punching him in the left eye, WTVJ reported. Vet who killed his girlfriend, 3 kids in Florida is set for execution Maka and Buderck took off running down NW 24th Street but were eventually arrested after a perimeter was set up. They were transported to the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in Miami. According to court records, Maka is facing charges of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, and using a weapon against law enforcement. Budreck is facing a charge of battery on a law enforcement 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
CBS News
01-04-2025
- CBS News
Off-duty Miami officer attacked outside Wynwood nightclub, police say
An off-duty Miami police officer was assaulted early Monday while responding to a domestic violence incident outside The Dirty Rabbit nightclub in Wynwood, authorities said. The officer was flagged down by a witness who reported a man beating a woman with a belt in the parking lot. The arrest report stated that at approximately 2:50 a.m., the officer notified dispatch and approached the scene at 151 NW 24th St. He encountered 26-year-old Patryk Maka walking toward him with a belt around his neck, while 26-year-old Lauren Budreck insisted that "everything was okay." When the officer attempted to detain Maka, he refused to comply, attempted to flee and physically resisted, according to the arrest report. Budreck then interfered, blocking the officer's efforts to handcuff him. As the struggle escalated, Maka grabbed onto a metal fence to avoid being restrained. Despite warnings, he continued to resist, leading the officer to deploy his Taser, which proved ineffective. Police said that during the altercation, Maka grabbed the officer's Taser in an apparent attempt to disarm him. Budreck then struck the officer in the head and kicked him while he attempted to detain Maka. Maka then punched the officer in the eye before both suspects fled eastbound on NW 24th St., according to the arrest report. A perimeter was established to locate the suspects. Responding officers later detained Maka and Budreck near the scene. They were taken into custody and transported to the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center.
