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Thursday, August 22, 2013

Insta Scoop: Is Gretchen Barretto's Message Intended for Claudine Barretto? Part 1

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Insta Scoop: Rhian Ramos Responds to Commenters






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Question: Who Among Sam Milby, Rayver Cruz and ? is Jessy Mendiola's Latest Boy?

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Who Wore It Better: Vilma Santos vs Marian Rivera

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Who Wore It Best: Empress Schuck vs Kim Chiu vs Erich Gonzales

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Who Does It Better: Myrtle Sarrosa vs Alodia Gosiengfiao







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Blast from the Past: Cristine Reyes and Christian Esteban

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Inspiration or Imitation: Jennifer Aniston for GQ vs Daiana Menezes for UNO

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Fab or Drab: Anne Curtis

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Caption This: Tom Rodriguez, Ogie Alcasid and Dennis Trillo

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Caption This: Mitoy Yonting of The Voice PH

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Like or Dislike: Jinri Park for FHM

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Miss World PH 2013 - Top 5 Question & Answer Portion and Awarding of Winners



Like or Dislike: Lady Gaga "Applause" Music Video

Insta Scoop: Megan Young's Message to Haters, Supporters and Doubters

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Insta Scoop: Jackie Forster Sends Hate Message to Isabel Oli



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Insta Scoop: Georgina Wilson's Unflattering Angle

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FB Scoop: More Exposes vs Napoles, et al..





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Blast from the Past: Toni Gonzaga


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Before and After: Alodia Gosiengfiao

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Face Off: Jasmine Curtis- Smith vs Laureen Uy

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Who Wore It Best: Liz Uy vs Karylle Tatlonghari vs Bianca Gonzales in Joey Samson

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Fab or Drab: Maxene Magalona in Avel Bacudio

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Caption This: Robi Domingo

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Like or Dislike: Daiana Menezes for UNO

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Just a Stately Decision of the Queen

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Ever since she was a child, esteemed actress (EA) has been the darling of the public and the press. Although she does not have the mestiza pretty face, how she carries herself epitomizes the expectations of her adoring fans. Thus, it was not surprising when her network made her star shine brighter that the public continued to adore EA.

After her hiatus, the network gave her a high profile project. The project had all the media promos to stir interest, and the audience had high expectations for the drama comeback of EA. The series had a solid cast, and EA exercised her personal choices in choosing whom she wanted to be part of the production. The viewers were not disappointed as the project lived up to expectations.

However, within a few weeks, the series had changed timeslots to accommodate another series of a younger network talent. The series of EA was going to be pitted with the breakthrough series of the rival network, which was enjoying high ratings and viewer interest because it had no close competition at that time. Now, changing the timeslot of a series could spell its doom. True enough, despite its high ratings, EA’s series was not able to dislodge the series of the rival.

Then, barely into a season, stories made the rounds that the series of EA was about to end. The public was stunned as this soap was the comeback of EA, and her series was doing well anyway. So, why end something that the network kept publicizing was doing quite well?

Apparently, EA did not like the idea of having her timeslot changed. EA allegedly was no longer keen on taping, and without the lead star, it was best to end the series after a season. With her decision, EA indeed proved that she is a queen.

The latest widely publicized development is that her network has already offered her to host a reality show for children. In fact, the press already thinks that this offer is already a solid sign that EA will remain with her network. However, EA allegedly turned down this offer, and the teaser was made without a contract or her knowledge. As the network is in a quandary as to how to keep EA, she opted to take a break for a few weeks. EA will then announce her decision whether to stay or to move after her brief vacation.

Is the hosting project worthy of the status of EA, and will this project be enough to sustain her presence in primetime? History has shown that EA always stuck it out with her current network, but will the public be in for a shocking change? A sitcom with her significant other is allegedly being offered by the other network. If EA moves to this network, then their “queen” should be ready to share her throne, or perhaps, give way to the real queen.

And queenly is the state she keeps, In beauty’s lofty trust secure. – William Allen Butler

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Hold Release of Pork or No Pork altogether?


Source: www.rappler.com

There will be no release of pork barrel to lawmakers until the probe on the multi-million pork barrel scam is over.

This is what President Benigno Aquino III said in an interview with GMA's Maki Pulido on Monday, August 19, as the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) continues to investigate a scheme that allegedly involved senators and congressional representatives misusing or pocketing their Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF).

"We will finish the investigation first and check if there are loopholes that can still be closed," he said.

He also said the administration has "performance-based indicators" and "budget releases [are] based on their performance" that apply to all department agencies.

"There's a time limit. If you don't use it, it goes to savings. Savings will utilize it," he said.

Aquino also expressed hope those who use their PDAF for good won't be affected because of those who misuse their pork barrel.

On Friday, August 16, the Commission on Audit (COA) released details on how lawmakers have disregarded rules to allocate excessive funds to their projects. It also shows questionable implementation of various projects by non-government organizations (NGOs) chosen by the lawmakers themselves.

The President has repeatedly said he does not think abolishing pork barrel is the solution to PDAF-related corruption. He said he is open to reforming the process, and has expressed support for more severe punishments for those who misuse theirs.

Errors

Aquino also defended "one congressman," who was supposedly allotted P3-billion in pork barrel, according to the COA report.

He did not name the lawmaker but former Compostela Valley congressman and now Vice Governor Manuel "Way Kurat" Zamora was tagged in an alleged anomalous allocation involving the same amount. Zamora has denied the accusation.

Aquino echoed what House Speaker Feliciano Belmonte Jr said, pointing out that Zamora's name was not mentioned in the Special Allotment Release Order (SARO) in question. Aquino said the P3-billion project was addressed to the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and "the wrong name was put in" during "encoding."

He also used the flaw to cite another error he said existed in the COA report: the P40-million allegedly allocated to him while he was a congressman. This is something he does not recall to be accurate, he said.

Immediate action

Aquino gave assurances the administration is acting fast in bringing the guilty lawmakers to justice.

He said at least two cases could be filed soon against "[lawmakers] who have shown a pattern" of being involved in irregularities. But he declined to say whether they are senators or congressmen.

About 180 congressmen and 12 senators were tagged by the COA report as being linked with dubious transactions.

According to Aquino, the administration is also working on dissolving certain organizations at the moment. They were involved in irregularities such as the state-run ZNAC Rubber Estate Corp (ZREC) in Zamboanga, which has been probed for its alleged disbursement of PDAF to a fake NGO. "In 2003 it was recommended for dissolution," said Aquino. "In December 2009, when we were tackling the 2010 budget, I brought it up [and asked] why is their pork still downloaded?"

ANC's Misleading Updates on Class Suspension

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Insta Scoop: Gretchen Barretto Responds to Commenter


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Insta Scoop: What Can You Say about Charlene Gonzales's Take on Taxes and the Present Issues Confronting the Country?


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