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Fernando de la Pena, son of veteran Filipino actress Eva Darren, airs his frustration against the organizers of the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences or FAMAS 2024 awarding ceremony after his mother never went up on stage despite being invited to be one of the ceremony’s presenters.<br/><br/>Full story: https://www.rappler.com/entertainment/celebrities/son-actress-eva-darren-calls-out-famas-2024-organizers-presenters-snub/
Fernando de la Pena, son of veteran Filipino actress Eva Darren, airs his frustration against the organizers of the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences or FAMAS 2024 awarding ceremony after his mother never went up on stage despite being invited to be one of the ceremony’s presenters.<br/><br/>Full story: https://www.rappler.com/entertainment/celebrities/son-actress-eva-darren-calls-out-famas-2024-organizers-presenters-snub/
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