Over the past decade, the NFHS has utilized the honor to commend those individuals who exemplify the ideals of the positive heart of the arts and represent the core mission of education-based activities. The National High School Heart of the Arts Award was started by the NFHS in 2014. RELATED: 'It's only the beginning': Oscar, Grammy winner H.E.R.The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) has announced director of bands Adam Mewhorter and band member Casey Hubbard of Southmoore High School (SHS) in Moore, Oklahoma, as the recipients of the 2023 National High School Heart of the Arts Award. “I’m definitely going to make sure I’ll have a show in the Philippines! It’s been a long time coming.” “I’m really excited because there will be a lot of women artists killin’ it that will be on the project,” she said. She shared that she was also working on an album. In 2020, she composed and produced “Fight for You,” soundtrack of the film “Judas and the Black Messiah.” It eventually bagged the Academy Award for Best Original Song and the Grammy Award for Best Traditional R&B Performance. reveals 3 Filipino elements in Disney’s ‘Beauty and the Beast’ specialĪccording to her, she wrote her Grammy-winning hit “I Can’t Breathe” based on her observations on what is happening in the world and her contribution to solve the problems. I’m really proud of that!” said H.E.R., whose real name is Gabriella “Gabi” Sarmiento Wilson. “So, I’m proud to be represented that way – to introduce other cultures and to introduce other people to our culture and to really see us. When her Belle costume with Baybayin became viral on TikTok, many asked her: “Oh, what does this mean? What does it mean to be Filipino?” “And also seeing the bayawak in Palawan – the turtles but also the lizards! Maraming lizards here, you know!” She also enjoyed traveling around the country. And you know, I cook it, too! I’m really good! So that’s my favorite!” “My favorite Filipino food will always be Kare-Kare. “Eating! The food! That’s my favorite activity,” enthused the Filipino-American singer-songwriter, who also loves Sisig. “It takes a lot to be able to say that, but you got to remember to give yourself props and pat yourself in the back and then take a vacation in the Philippines!” she said of her recent “amazing” holiday vacation in the country, when she got busy tasting many Filipino food and brushing up her Tagalog. “I’m so proud of my achievements… I’m so proud of myself,” she declared at ABS-CBN Global and MYX’s recent “Mixer” party in Manila. is proud of many things, and among them, to be good at cooking Filipino dish Kare-Kare.
MANILA, Philippines - Apart from being the first Black Filipino Disney Princess, H.E.R.
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