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WATCH: Balang returns to 'Ellen,' dances to Ed Sheeran hit

WATCH: Balang returns to 'Ellen,' dances to Ed Sheeran hit

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Updated Mar 22, 2017 07:29 AM PHT

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Popular American television personality Ellen DeGeneres just can't get enough of John Philip "Balang" Bughaw, the chubby Pinoy kid who went viral online for his spirited dance covers.

The 8-year-old was again jetted off to the US to guest on DeGeneres's talk show, where he busted out his newest set of moves to the tune of Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You." He also talked about how he now has a honorary license to teach zumba in the country.

"In the two years we've known our next guest, he's gone from being a 6-year-old dancing boy from the Philippines to an 8-year-old international star," said DeGeneres as she introduced Bughaw.

This is Bughaw's fourth time appearing on "Ellen." He was first invited back in 2015, and went on to perform on the show for two more times last year.

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Sarah Geronimo, Matteo Guidicelli to hold ‘The Green Market’ this February

Sarah Geronimo, Matteo Guidicelli to hold ‘The Green Market’ this February

Drew Acierto,

Push Team

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Celebrity couple Sarah Geronimo-Guidicelli and Matteo Guidicelli are set to hold The Green Market this coming February 22 and 23 at the G Studios in Muntinlupa City. This event comes after the two successful runs they had back in 2024 where thousands were in attendance. 

For Sarah and Matteo, The Green Market is more than just a market–– it’s a movement towards a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle while connecting communities with several businesses that have the same goal.

Matteo shared that the concept came from the two of them as they wanted to promote a lifestyle that could be adopted by several Filipinos into their daily lives.

“The Green Market was born out of a desire to promote healthier and more sustainable food choices for Filipinos. My wife, Sarah, and I have always been passionate about wellness and nutrition, and we wanted to create a platform that makes clean, high-quality, and locally sourced food more accessible. It’s about making mindful eating a part of everyday life while also supporting local farmers and businesses,” he shared.

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Sarah, who previously participated as a merchant with her own booth called Plant Forward, hoped that this initiative of theirs could “raise more awareness” for everyone in making healthier choices.

“I advocate for healthcare which I believe entails having a more plant forward and sustainable diet and lifestyle. I hope this project will help raise awareness about the importance of understanding and gaining the right knowledge of how a holistic approach greatly benefits environmental and social sustainability,” she added.

This year’s lineup of merchants promises to please consumers as it has a more diverse and sustainable offerings.

“Our health should be our top priority in life, and we are capable of achieving it if we equip ourselves with the right food and lifestyle choices every day. Little by little, in your own way, it can be achieved—you just need to be open to it and make that change for yourself,” Sarah stressed.

The Green Market will happen from February 22 to 23, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. 

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