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Monday, September 2, 2013
Fairest of Them All: Manilyn Reynes, Tina Paner and Sheryl Cruz
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Face Off: Jake Cuenca vs Joem Bascon
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Who Wore It Better: Janet Napoles vs Janice de Belen
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Who Wore It Better: Judy Ann Santos vs KC Concepcion
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Fab or Drab: Kim Chiu
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Caption This: BB Gandanghari
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Sunday, September 1, 2013
Carried Away by his Role
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When young Versatile Performer (VP) entered showbiz, he was expected to sign up with a network where he was already familiar with most of its talents. However, despite his looks, physique, and talent, he was assigned limited roles. It’s just that the network had better-looking actors, and VP did not fit the mold of a matinee star.
Thus, when he was offered to act in a hit series, he left this network and signed up for the role that could increase his name and face recall. By gaining his own identity, he would no longer be referred to as a relative of a more established young actor.
During the taping of an intimate scene, a production head (PH) was surprised at where VP’s hand was. PH saw VP touching his crotch. Since the taping was done in front of the crew, some found it odd that VP had his hand on a sensitive part of his body. They could not help but wonder if his love scene with the lead actor of the series turned him on. Was the appeal of the lead actor so strong that VP was physically affected despite the public circumstances of a shooting?
We see that every external motion, act, gesture, whether voluntary or mechanical, organic or mental, is produced and preceded by internal feeling or emotion, will or volition, and thought or mind. -H. P. Blavatsky
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Insta Scoop: Gretchen Barretto Responds to Commenters
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Insta Scoop: Dominique Cojuangco Finally Speaks
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Insta Scoop: Derek Ramsay Replies to Commenters' Mistrust of Cristine Reyes
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Like or Dislike: Cast of "Bukas Nalang Kita Mamahalin" (teleserye)
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Hot or Not: Adam Levine
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Celebrities' Blast from the Past
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Face Off: Jessy Mendiola vs Megan Young
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Like or Dislike: Lovi Poe for PhilStar Supreme
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Who Wore It Better: Elmo Magalona vs Diego Loyzaga
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Fab or Drab: Maja Salvador
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Caption This: Xian Lim
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Saturday, August 31, 2013
Just Rare and Delightful Cherry for Picking
Celebrities or not, most sexy women desire to be featured in sexy men’s magazines. For them, it is a benchmark, the ultimate gauge that they have finally arrived as stars, as sexy stars, that is. With the sexual nature of the photograph and just the bare essentials covered, it is labeled as flirty and inviting to its mostly macho readership. Nonetheless, it is still deemed as decent and acceptable – depending on who’s looking.
Certainly, the impact and reach of the magazine is a big consideration to most female stars before they agree to bare those well-toned bodies. The popularity of a magazine definitely spells the big difference.
The star’s excitement gets more fired up when she is featured as the magazine’s cover for this will ultimately open more doors of opportunities and bonanza.
However, some sexy stars have other agenda other than good exposure. Reportedly, others use the exposure to boost and enhance their celebrity status for the benefit of their “other” profession – if you get the drift. They feel empowered to do transactions with their clients on their own terms.
This was what this svelte and liberated model/writer/artist LM had in mind when she decided to pose for the cover of a sexy magazine. LM’s provocative poses reportedly generated more interest from clients who were mostly politicians. LM used this to her advantage and raised her fee to whoever was willing to pay 6-figure per transaction. Yes, indeed!
And here’s another catch: The partner TP of a prominent media personality MP is a new client of LM. TP who holds a public position is reportedly so smitten by LM that when MP went abroad recently, he booked LM immediately. Such that for several days, TP and LM became passionate playmates - playing with fire with great abandon.
"The young are permanently in a state resembling intoxication."~ Aristotle
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Sen. Jinggoy Estrada Defends Himself from Janet Napoles Scandal
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Sen. Jinggoy Estrada on Thursday said he will not be surprised if businesswoman Janet Lim Napoles implicates him in the P10 billion pork barrel scam.
In an interview, Estrada said Napoles, the alleged mastermind in the P10 billion pork barrel scam, might be coached on what to say in the scandal.
"I'm not saying that she will be used. But there are chances since she is already in government custody. As I mentioned earlier, some unscrupulous elements might just put words into her mouth," he said following Napoles' surrender to President Aquino.
He refused to say who these "elements" are who would coach Napoles.
He also said he will not be surprised if Napoles links him to the scam now that she is in government custody.
"Of course. Ang mahirap dito, we politicians, they are picturing us as thieves already... Ang pine-present sa media, yung NGOs na bogus na inaakala nila na merong cut ang legislators. Ako, I can prove that," he said.
He also said other opposition lawmakers might also be linked to the scam. "That's trending right now. WelI, I hope not. I'm just hoping and praying that she would tell the truth, nothing but the truth. Because if she will tell the truth, I have nothing to hide."
Estrada refused to comment on allegations that Napoles' surrender to President Aquino Wednesday night was scripted. He said he still believes in the sincerity of the President, saying it is up to the people to decide if the surrender was scripted.
Napoles has been accused of setting up fake non-government organizations to pocket pork barrel funds from certain lawmakers, who in turn allegedly got huge cuts from the deal with the businesswoman.
A Commission on Audit report earlier showed Estrada and 2 other senators regularly gave millions of pesos in pork barrel funds to NGOs controlled by Napoles. The report showed that several NGOs linked to Napoles received P1.23 billion from Estrada, Sen. Bong Revilla and Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile from 2007 to 2009.
Estrada earlier said lawmakers have no responsibility to verify if NGOs that receive their pork barrel funds are legitimate.
He said it is the Department of Agriculture's job to check NGOs receiving pork barrel funds.
"It is not up to the senators to determine whether an NGO is bogus or not," he told reporters.
"Alangan naman na kami pa ang magsasabi na, 'Uy, bogus 'yan.' How will we know?" Estrada added that lawmakers only endorse NGOs, and that they do so in good faith.
He said he himself he himself would like to get to the bottom of the P10-billion pork barrel scam, despite being implicated in it.
He also confirmed that Napoles was his "acquaintance" after they met during parents' meetings in school. He said his daughter and Napoles' nephew were classmates.
He clarified that he never had business dealings with Napoles and did not know if the priority development assistance fund (PDAF) endorsements he signed before were actually for her.
"I wouldn't have known," he said.
'Whistle-blowers should take priority'
For his part, Senate Majority Floor Leader Alan Peter Cayetano said he would rather listen to the testimony of the other whistle-blowers first before hearing what Napoles has to say.
He said the whistle-blowers in the scam have more credibility than Napoles.
Cayetano said he sees nothing wrong with Napoles' surrender to President Aquino, saying that he does not see how this could lead to "selective testimony" from her.
He refused to criticize the alleged special treatment given Napoles during her surrender but noted that she should go to an ordinary jail and treated like an ordinary Filipino.
He said Napoles could be place in a separate cell if there are threats to her life.
The senator urged Napoles to tell all about the scam, noting that the truth is her only protection. She said Napoles should execute an affidavit about the workings of the P10 billion pork barrel scam.
"Habang siya lang ang nakaaalam ng impormasyon na alam niya, magpapatuloy ang threat sa kanyang buhay," he said.
Insta Scoop: Did Kim Chiu Prefer To Watch "The Conjuring" Over "OTJ?"
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Insta Scoop: Is Kris Aquino In Love Again?
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Insta Scoop: What Do Derek Ramsay's Girls Have In Common?
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Insta Scoop: Liz Uy Responds to Commenter
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What's Under His Pants: Mike Bustos
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Celebrities Sans Make-up
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Blast from the Past: Mark Herras
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