MANILA, Philippines — One of the most memorable movies of Gabby Concepcion and Sharon Cuneta, “P.S. I Love You,” makes a comeback after 30 years, but this time as a dramaserye on TV5. It will premiere tonight.

“P.S. I Love You,” a sequel to the original ’80s movie, takes off from Mark (Gabby Concepcion) and Kristine’s (now portrayed by Dina Bonnevie) supposed wedding day, where the latter does not show up. Mark finds out later that Kristine married a wealthy businessman instead.

Living separate lives, Mark tries to work his way up to become a billionaire investment banker while Kristine is happily married with two kids, but her picture-perfect life crumbles upon the death of her husband. As their businesses dwindle and their family stands on the brink of bankruptcy, Kristine’s daughter Andrea (Alex Gonzaga) steps up to save their remaining livelihood. She derives inspiration from Jason (Kean Cipriano), a struggling musician.

Andrea decides to sell their company to an investor. Unknown to Andrea, the man interested in buying it is Mark.

This starts another chapter in the lives of Mark and Kristine. As love blossoms between their children – Mark’s son Paul (AJ Muhlach) and Kristine’s other daughter Candice (Nadine Lustre) – they move heaven and earth to keep them apart.

Also in the cast are Candy Pangilinan, Cheska Iñigo, Michael Flores, Say Alonzo, Jaycee Parker, Melissa Mendez, Nikki Bacolod, Al Chris Galura, Sarah Polvereni and Cogie Domingo, with the special participation of Lloyd Samartino.

Directed by Robert Quebral and Elaine Lozano, “P.S. I Love You” is co-produced by TV5 and Viva TV. It airs Monday to Friday after “Glamorosa” starting today, Nov. 21, on TV5.

YouTube sensation Clara C to perform at Music Museum

LA-based singer, songwriter, guitarist and YouTube sensation Clara C is on an Asia Pacific tour. After her shows in Singapore (Nov. 25 and Nov. 28), Kuala Lumpur (Nov. 29), Clara C will be in Manila for a performance at Music Museum on Dec. 1. She will also be in Melbourne, Australia (Dec. 3) and Sydney (Dec. 4) for shows.

In Singapore, Clara C will be appearing at the United Nations’ established “International Volunteers’ Day 2011 Rock With Me” event. She will be performing in her own solo show on Nov. 28, also in Singapore.

Moonson Productions, the same entertainment company that brought in acoustic sensation David Choi, is also bringing in Clara C.

In her concert, Clara C, who interestingly is a Psychology graduate from UC Irvine, will sing songs from her debut album, “The Art Of My Heart,” which contains 10 tracks.

Album cuts include “Heartstrings,” “Offbeat” and “The Camel Song.”

Tickets to Clara C’s Music Museum concert are priced at P1,236, P978 and P772.50 and are available at National Book Store branches; Robinsons Department Stores; Cinema Lobby, Greenbelt 1/Glorietta 4 and Trinoma; Ticketworld and at the Music Museum box-office.

Coldplay’s 5th album now available

The new studio album of Coldplay Band intriguingly titled “Mylo Xyloto” has been released recently by Capitol Records through Polyeast Records. Now released in Digital4, “Mylo Xyloto” is available in record stores nationwide.

CD tracks are “Mylo Xyloto,” “Hurts Like Heaven,” “Paradise,” “Charlie Brown.”

Coldplay, consisting of Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Will Champion and Chris Martin, has sold more than 50 million records worldwide.

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Tidbits: Happy b-day greetings today, Nov. 21, go to Navotas Rep. Toby Tiangco, former Central Bank Gov. Gabby Singson, Isabel Roces, Mandy Ochoa, Candy M. Untalan, Daisy Asuncion, Honorata Ignacio, Presentacion “Nene” Tiongco, Dr. Pete Villanueva, Elisa Perez Baltazar, Tony Africa, Tintin Graham, Joel P. Dagang of California, Tita Swarding, Karen Davila and Ejay Falcon of Star Magic…