Gil Aducal Morales, a Filipino comic and TV presenter, performs under the name Ate Gay and is famed for his impersonations of actress Nora Aunor—who herself was nicknamed Ate Guy. He co‑hosted the variety series Comedy Bar during 2010‑2011 and later appeared on Wowowillie in 2013. Morales also gained attention for his funny mash‑ups of popular songs.
Maria Carmela “Candy” Espiritu Pangilinan, a Filipino performer who appears in movies and TV while also doing stand‑up, captured the Best Actress prize at CineFilipino 2016 and again at the Los Angeles International Film Festival for her work in the film Star na si Van Damme.
John Feir, a comedian and actor from the Philippines, works exclusively with GMA Network. He became known for his appearances on the comedy series Nuts Entertainment in 2003 and has been a regular on Pepito Manaloto since 2010.
John Paul Guido Boucher Scherrer, who performed under the name John Regala, was a Filipino actor who also devoted himself to environmental causes. He first entered the public eye as part of the 1986 TV program That's Entertainment, and later became recognized for portraying memorable villains in action films and television series throughout the 1990s. In informal circles he earned the nickname “Bad Boy” of Philippine action cinema, a label he shared with fellow stars such as Robin Padilla and the late Ace Vergel.
Julian Bacus Daan, better known by his on‑air moniker Esteban “Teban” Escudero—a name taken from a character he performed in a radio drama—was a Filipino Cebuano who wore many hats: he wrote for film, local television, stage and radio, directed productions, acted, performed comedy, and entered politics in Cebu, Philippines. He occupied a seat on the Cebu Provincial Board for the first legislative district across six terms. When he died, he was in the middle of his second term as a councilor of Talisay City.
Manuel “Jun” Salazar Urbano Jr., a Filipino performer, comic and filmmaker, gained fame chiefly through his portrayal of Mr. Shooli—a self‑proclaimed Mongolian persona who focused on political satire and critiqued Philippine pop culture.
Reginald Charias Marquez, who performs under the name Lassy Marquez, is a Filipino comedian, actor, entertainer, host, television personality and businessman. He rose to fame as one of the three members of the comedy group Beks Battalion, alongside MC Muah and Chad Kinis, and as a regular co‑host on the midday variety program It’s Showtime. Marquez is also recognized for his supporting appearances in several Viva Films comedy movies.
Lloyd Cafe Cadena was a Filipino vlogger, radio host and writer. He ranked among the most followed YouTubers in the Philippines, having gathered over 5.86 million subscribers on the platform when he passed away.
Born Uldario Molina Jr., the entertainer better known as Negi works as a stand‑up comic, film actor and public official in the Philippines. He gained visibility as Vice Ganda’s sidekick on the late‑night program Gandang Gabi, Vice!. His television résumé includes stints on a string of ABS‑CBN productions such as Minute to Win It, Game ng Bayan, It’s Showtime, Kapamilya, Deal or No Deal, I Can See Your Voice, It’s Your Lucky Day, Rainbow Rumble and the recent drama FPJ’s Batang Quiapo, in addition to recurring appearances on Gandang Gabi, Vice!. On the big screen he has been cast in titles like Kimmy Dora and the Temple of Kiyeme, Sisterakas, Echorsis, Super Parental Guardians, Finally Found Someone, Kusina Kings, Wander Bra, Familia Blondina and Ayuda Babes.
Vincent Aycocho, who performs under the stage name Petite, is a Filipino actor, comedian, singer and television host. Before breaking into TV, he made a name for himself on the comedy circuit, appearing at local venues like the now‑closed Punchline and Klownz alongside fellow entertainers Boobay, Iyah, Donita Nose, Ate Gay, Allan K. and Wally Bayola. He later took on several GMA Network assignments, notably co‑anchoring the show CelebriTV with Joey de Leon. Petite’s life story was featured on GMA 7’s Magpakailanman, which aired on March 6, 2021.
Sheena Mae Manuel Catacutan, who goes by the single name Sheena, is a Filipino singer‑dancer signed to Star Music. In the girl group Bini she serves as the youngest member, the lead dancer, and one of the sub‑vocalists. She appeared as a housemate on Pinoy Big Brother: Otso in 2018 together with fellow Bini member Gwen Apuli. In 2025 she played herself in an episode of the anthology series Maalaala Mo Kaya, which dramatized her personal story. That same year she earned a nomination for Viral TikTok of the Year at the VP Choice Awards.
Wilfrido S. Nepomuceno, better recognized onstage as Willie Nepomuceno, was a Filipino impressionist and satirist. Over a fifty‑year career he gained fame for mimicking political figures—most notably Philippine presidents Ferdinand Marcos, Fidel V. Ramos, Joseph Estrada, Benigno Aquino III and Rodrigo Duterte—as well as notable actors like Fernando Poe Jr. and Dolphy.
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