Tuesday, April 8, 2014
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Hottest of Them All: Mark Herras, Gerald Anderson and Aljur Abrenica
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Triumphant Homecoming for Binibining Pilipinas 2014 Queens
Yvethe was born and raised in Daraga, Albay, while Mary Anne can trace her family’s roots from the same town.
Mary Anne and Yvethe were welcomed by Albay Governor Joey Salceda and aspiring beauty queens from the Albay Pageant Academy. From the airport, the Binibini Queens proceeded to the Provincial Capitol where they were honored for their achievements by the Provincial Government of Albay during a short program, before going on a motorcade around Daraga. Their fellow honorees include Philippine Military Academy (PMA) Class 2014 Valedictorian Jheorge Llona and Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) Class of 2014 Valedictorian Glenn Santelices.
In the afternoon, Mary Anne and Yvethe also visited the pediatric ward at the Bicol Regional Training and Teaching Hospital. The Binibini Queens gave gifts to the children and gamely posed for pictures with the children and the hospital staff.
Apart from the official activities, the Binibinis also took the time to try out some of Albay’s specialties, including the famous sili ice cream.
Overwhelmed by the warm welcome, Mary Anne only has good words to say about her visit. “Even though it’s my first time here, I can already feel the love of all the Albayanos. I am very happy that they consider me as one of their own, and I would love to go back,” said Mary Anne.
For Yvethe, the short visit to her hometown was both very happy and emotional. “It still feels so surreal, to be welcomed home by the Albayanos. Dati, kasama ako sa mga nag-w-welcome sa mga bisita sa airport; ngayon, ako na ang wini-welcome! I will always be a proud Albayana,” she said.
MJ Lastimosa feted in Cotabato
Bb Pilipinas – Universe 2014 Mary Jean Lastimosa will be honored tomorrow, April 8 at her hometown in Cotabato City. The guest of honor for the Cotabato’s Centennial Sayaw Kutawato 2014, Lastimosa will be having a special motorcade, press conference and fan signing at the Provincial Capitol. She will also have a courtesy call with Governor Emmylou “Lala” J. Talino-Mendoza as well as the Board Members of Cotabato Province.
Monday, April 7, 2014
She's Enamored by His Masculinity
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Who would have known that Privileged Lady PL and this Lady’s Man LM who grew up from different backgrounds would one day be destined to play beautiful music together? Sounds “teleseryeish.” That is, if talks supposedly coming from a soon-to-be-ex husband are to be believed.
It was then unthinkable for someone like PL, a girl born with the proverbial silver spoon and the epitome of everything good, nice and sweet - to have succumbed to a relationship with LM.
On the other side of the fence was PL who was a breath of fresh air when she got married years ago to a Scion of a rich Family SF in the Philippines. It was like one lifted from a fairytale story. But as the saying goes, some good things never last. Reportedly, their love for each other is now history (refer to previous blind item.)
Allegedly, for years, SF’s very bad habits were becoming too much to bear for PL. She, with all her moral persistence had tried to keep the marriage and endured everything. Allegedly, SF abused his wife’s dedication for the family and clearly took comfort that he would forever have her and her loyalty under his belt.
Nothing can be farther from the truth.
Heard from a source that SF reportedly suspected PL to be having an affair with LM. In fact, SF felt that he is positive about this based on the reports he gathered from people close to them. When told, other friends allegedly understood why PL dared to venture out of her “uncomfortable zone.”
Reports have it that SF was hurt, shocked and angry as he did not see it coming. To avenge himself, he was allegedly the one spreading the rumor between PL and LM to friends and family.
For us in the sidelines, all we have at the moment are assumptions and presumptions. As the heat gets hotter this summer, we might have the answer before PL and LM get burned playing with fire or continuously burn themselves with passion. Note that LM is "happily married" as well.
" The head never rules the heart, but just becomes its partner in crime." ~ Mignon McLaughlin
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Marian Rivera is Not Sorry
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Marian is polite and very easy to work with, but she won’t coddle you with warmth. Even when the shoot wraps up and it’s time for her to leave, you can easily tell from the way she bids goodbye to each person who she’s spent more of her life with. If you’re close, you’re close. If you’re not, you’re not. Those who are more sensitive would probably brand that as suplada, but I strangely appreciated it. This was a woman with whom I knew exactly where I stood. In hindsight, I also realized she was a ton more respectful than those who thought a pinch of flattery was necessary.
‘TARAY’ QUEEN
Unsurprisingly, the words “suplada” and “mataray” have been following the snappy Marian around, in a culture where people are so used to having their egos given the spa treatment. “Ang sagot ko dun... totoo naman! Totoo naman kasi eh. I think it’s OK to be suplada as long as you’re not power tripping. Hindi rin naman siguro masama na mag-react kapag may ginawa sa’yo. Basta ang motto ko sa buhay, kung mabait ka, mas mabait ako sa’yo. Pag sinalbahe mo ako, ah patay na.”
Marian is glad to have started her now eight-year showbiz career without the aid of pretense. She revels in the freedom that comes with being straightforward and how everyone relates to her as that. She does, however, admit that she has had to learn not to be transparent all the time; to know when to speak and when to keep it zipped.
“Actually, it’s not just in showbiz,” she says, unfazed by the body of intrigue that has been thrown at her so far. “Bago ako nag-artista nakapagtrabaho naman ako. Even at the office or hospital or in school, you get situations like that. It’s just that this industry broadcasts everything. Pero pare-parehas lang ang tao.
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WORK IS WORK IS WORK
What gives Marian the courage to always show up as herself under the klieg lights is that she gets on a deep and grounded level that stardom isn’t everything. It’s a job —a job that makes many people happy and provides for her family — but still just a piece of the pie. “Hindi dito umiikot ang mundo ko. When I’m no longer here at your interview, I’ll be at home with my family, at yun yung totoong buhay.”
At work, Marian may give off that stand-offish aura that makes it always clear that you don’t own her. But that doesn’t mean she’s incapable of caring deeply and belonging to the people who really matter. Her family keeps cropping up during the duration of our conversation. “Hanggat kaya ko silang bigyan ng oras, gagawin ko, lalo na yung lola ko kasi matanda na siya. My mom is like my best friend, and I can’t not talk to my dad in Spain at least once a day. With my siblings, I like seeing their pictures and what’s on their agenda. Yung mga pamangkin ko na pinag-aaral ko, gusto ko palaging kamustahin kung nag-aaral ba sila ng mabuti. Those are my concerns. My family.”
Once in a while, Marian also sends her fans direct messages to thank them and update them on her life. “Kasi kung wala sila, wala talagang Marian. They’re the ones who push me up.” It’s a line that’s been said so many times before, but Marian speaks it as if she were articulating a conviction.
She describes herself as a simple girl with simple dreams, whose main purpose in life is to be happy and make sure her family is the same. Beyond that, Marian simply lets the issues and intrigues come. “Hindi mo naman maiiwasan ang issue eh. Kahit nananahimik ako, kung merong gusto akong gawan ng issue, gagawan at gagawan ako eh. So ang kailangan ko lang gawin, wala deadma. Ah, ah issue? Ahhhhhoookay! Deadma!’” she laughs. “What’s important is at the end of the day, when I’m about to sleep, masaya ba ako sa buhay ko?” With certainty, Marian answers her own question in the affirmative, and to her that’s all that needs to be said.
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