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Tuesday, October 4, 2016
Monday, October 3, 2016
LOOK: Actor Fernandez denies possesing drugs, claims pot-use due to cancer.
Actor Mark Anthony Fernandez, who was arrested Monday night in Pampanga for possesion of a kilo of marijuana, claimed he had no idea where the illegal drugs came from.
Fernandez admitted to GMA News' Victoria Tulad that he was just about to buy marijuana from a dealer, and he thus did not have any illegal drugs on him, when police officers suddenly showed up apprehended him.The actor also empahsized that he was not arrested at a security checkpoint.
Sabi ni Fernandez,di pa siya nakakabili ng marijuana nang mahuli siya ng mga pulis.Hindi raw niya alam kung sino ang naglagay nito sa kotse.Sabi ni Fernandez,di pa siya nakakabili ng marijuana nang mahuli siya ng mga pulis.Hindi raw niya alam kung sino ang naglagay nito sa kotse. pic.twitter.com/Kn4S7BnKXY— Victoria Tulad (@victoriatulad) October 3, 2016
The dealer meanwhile was able to evade arrest.
Fernandez also claimed that he was taking marijuana "pangontra cancer."
However, Angles City police chief Chief Insp Francisco Guevarra Jr. countered that police officers attempted to arrest Fernandez at the Barangay Birhen Delos Remedios checkpoint, but he sped away.A car-chase follwed until the actor was cornered in San Fernando City.
Guevarra added that the package of marijuana was found on the passenger seat of Fernandez's car.SOURCE: GMA
OFFICIAL TRAILER: First trailer for 'Pirates of the Caribbean 5' revealed
Jack Sparrow is hunted by Captain Salazar, in the fifth movie of the franchise
He then tells a young man named Harry (Brenton Thwaites): "Find Sparrow for me and relay a message from Captain Salazar and tell him: 'Death will come straight straight for him.'"
The movie also stars Geoffrey Rush and Orlando Bloom, who returns as Will Turner, after being absent from the past films.
SOURCE: RAPPLER
MANILA, Philippines – The trailer for the new movie Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales has been released online.
The teaser has no appearance of Johnny Depp's character Jack Sparrow, but he is seen in a wanted poster held by Captain Salazar (Javier Bardem). Salazar is on the hunt for Sparrow.He then tells a young man named Harry (Brenton Thwaites): "Find Sparrow for me and relay a message from Captain Salazar and tell him: 'Death will come straight straight for him.'"
The movie also stars Geoffrey Rush and Orlando Bloom, who returns as Will Turner, after being absent from the past films.
SOURCE: RAPPLER
Sunday, October 2, 2016
Saturday, October 1, 2016
LOOK: Angelica Panganiban shows off new slim body.
Fans and followers of actress Angelica Panganiban were surprised and thrilled after the Angelica posted a photo showing her new found slimmer figure. The actress was actually showing off her new shirt she bought from eBay but her followers noticed her new trimmed body.
On her Instagram account, Angelica shared that she bought her shirt for 600 pesos but had to pay another 600 pesos for tax:
“Yo! Followers. Nabili ko siya sa ebay. Around 600pesos yung shirt, with shipping fee. Pero yung tax na binayaran ko, around 600pesos din. D ko din gets bakit ganun gustong gusto ko lang talaga makuha yung shirt. Ayun… nasagot ko na questions ninyo sa post ko about walking dead. magbalitaan tayo, after first episode.”
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LOOK: Sarah Lahbati shares water adventure in Tonga.
Celebrity couple Richard Gutierrez and Sarah Lahbati went on a vacation to enjoy what Vavau, Kingdom of Tonga has to offer. Richard and Sarah frequent different places to spend quality time together.
On her Instagram account, Sarah shared some of their adventures:
SOURCE: CHISMS
LOOK: Kaye, Paul Jake's rustic-themed prenup shoot
MANILA - The prenuptial photos of celebrity couple Kaye Abad and Paul Jake Castillo were released Saturday, two months before their much-anticipated wedding in December.
Directed by Nice Print Photography, the pictorial appears to be rustic-themed as the two were seen posing near horses and sharing sweet moments around the scenic El Kabayo Stables in Subic, Zambales.
An exact date for Abad's wedding with Castillo, the actress' boyfriend of more than two years, has yet to be revealed. The former "Tabing Ilog" star, however, said that it will be a private ceremony. "Ang request ng family na private ang wedding pero magpo-provide naman ng videos ng wedding para mas solemn at intimate sana," she explained.
In previous interviews, Abad has repeatedly expressed her excitement in marrying her "best friend."
"Magkasundo talaga kami," she explained. "Hindi rin siya iyong typical na boyfriend, iyong pa-sweet at clingy. Ayaw ko ng ganoon eh. Parang barkada lang talaga [ang turing namin sa isa't isa] kasi iyon naman ang masaya, iyong boyfriend mo ay kaibigan mo at kasundo mo."
Abad and Castillo had been close friends before admitting their relationship in April 2014. Abad even said that she had tried to set up Castillo with some of her friends. "Hinanapan ko pa siya ng dates tapos wala ring nag-work. Sa akin din pala siya babagsak," she shared.
Castillo proposed to Abad last May 17. He surprised his girlfriend of two years when he popped the question in the middle of a party he organized for Abad atop a high-rise building in Alabang.
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LOOK: So adorable! 9 photos of child star Simon Pineda
MANILA - Since appearing on the hit series "Ang Probinsyano" as the stubborn yet adorable Onyok, child actor Simon Pineda has become quite a household name, at least to viewers of primetime television.
He first made his TV debut when he joined the "It's Showtime" segment dubbed "Mini-Me" as a miniature version of rock icon Bamboo. But it wasn't until his breakout performance alongside Coco Martin in the long-running police drama that he endeared himself to Filipinos.
"Noong nilagay na namin siya sa camera, nakita namin 'yung pakabrilyo ng mga mata niya. Tapos nakita din namin 'yung the way na magsalita siya parang matanda," Martin said of Pineda, explaining the decision to cast the showbiz newcomer in the series.
To celebrate Pineda's birthday this year, here's a look at some of his cutest photos, as posted on the Instagram account of Martin.
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LOOK: Piolo Pascual regrets taking his shirt off in video.
Actor Piolo Pascual expressed his regrets n taking his shirt off in a Facebook Live video session by actor and TV host LuisManzano. Piolo vowed to be more careful and cautious in his future actions online.
In a report in “Tonight with Boy Abunda”. Piolo said he is not aware about how Facebook Live works.
“Hindi ko alam na ganoon pala ang Facebook Live,” said Piolo. “I learned my lesson. I guess I was too uncensored when I did it kasi he did it sa dressing room namin. Okay lang, charge it to experience. Pag mga ganoon, when you upload it, hindi mo na maaalis sa YouTube yun. What people you see there it’s the rea thing,” Piolo added.
Here is the video:
SOURCE: CHISMS
“Hindi ko alam na ganoon pala ang Facebook Live,” said Piolo. “I learned my lesson. I guess I was too uncensored when I did it kasi he did it sa dressing room namin. Okay lang, charge it to experience. Pag mga ganoon, when you upload it, hindi mo na maaalis sa YouTube yun. What people you see there it’s the rea thing,” Piolo added.
Here is the video:
SOURCE: CHISMS
Friday, September 30, 2016
HOT: Lovi Poe poses with snake in FHM cover
MANILA - Actress Lovi Poe has again graced the cover of FHM with an animal companion. But instead of posing with an elephant, the sexy temptress, this time around, had a snake wrapped around her body.
"I've had shoots with snakes before, but never like this. I've never had to wrap one around me like that. Ang bigat niya!" she said. "But I just let the snake go and executed the poses we had planned. Snakes are not really one of my primal fears. I'm much more afraid of heights."
Her confidence in dealing with snakes showed, as she looked comfortable with the creature while wearing a skimpy two-piece lingerie. The snaps are part of the men's magazine's October issue.
"I don't know why people think of me in the way they see me when I pose for a magazine, but sometimes I like to think that I'm the exact opposite," said Poe.
"Honestly, I may look like this onscreen, I may pose like this on magazines, but I'm really very shy. People would say, 'she's such a flirt,' 'she shows too much skin,' but honestly, if you ask the people I'm close with, they'll say that I'm very shy. But I guess what I can say is, I can probably seduce a guy with my awkwardness," she added.
LOOK: Coco Martin on meeting PNP chief, relevance of 'Ang Probinsyano'.
'Hindi kami pwede basta-basta maglagay ng mga kuro-kurong kuwento. Kasi napakalaking tinatackle natin, lalo na 'yung mga napapanahon ngayon,' Coco says of the show's plot'
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Coco Martin on meeting PNP chief, relevance of 'Ang Probinsyano'
'Hindi kami pwede basta-basta maglagay ng mga kuro-kurong kuwento. Kasi napakalaking tinatackle
ANG PROBINSYANO'S ONE YEAR. Coco Martin says he and the people behind the show are careful in tackling issues currently happening in the country such as party drugs. Photo by Alecs Ongcal/Rappler
MANILA, Philippines – Coco Martin said that had a pleasant conversation with Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa last July during a visit to Camp Crame.
At the press conference for the first year anniversary of FPJ's Ang Probinsyano Thursday, Sept 29, Coco said that the PNP chief seemed pleased with how the show is helping Filipinos, especially when it comes to promoting positive traits and values.
"Actually nakakatuwa kasi, unexpected. Napakasimple at mahiyain [niya]," Coco said.
(Actually, it's very nice, unexpected. He's very simple and shy.)
"Kasi nauna kaming dumating sa kanya dahil marami siya mga meeting na dinaanan. And then after that, kinong-gratulate kami…natutuwa siya sa FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano, kasi siguro malaki naiitutulong ng teleserye natin sa pagbibigay ng alituntunin sa ating mga manonoood na kung ano yung mga dapat iwasan, ano yung mga updated na nangyayari ngayon sa mga krimen … ang laki nung naicocontribute natin sa pamilyang Pilipino para makapagbigay aral, lalung-lalo na sa ating mga kabataan."
(Because we were the first to arrive there, as he attended a lot of meetings. And then after that, he congratulated us... he's very pleased with FPJ's Ang Probinsyano, because I guess our teleserye imparts a lot of lessons to our viewers on what to avoid, about crime ... there's a contribution to Filipino families with regard to important lessons, especially for today's youth.)
Coco added: "Sabi niya sana maipagpatuloy pa namin para makatulong pa kami. Ganun din sa kanila dahil syempre, sabi nga po nila kahit papaano sa pamamagitan ng FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano, naibabalik yung pagmamahal at pagtitiwala ng mga tao sa ating kapulisan."
(He said he hopes that we continue to do what we're doing so we can help. It's the same with them because, as I said with FPJ's Ang Probinsyano, the people's love and trust towards the police force is returning.)
Tackling current issues
With the country's current situation, such as the issue on war on drugs, Coco said that he and the creative team are careful about what they show on television. Coco also serves as a creative consultant of the show.
The cast of 'FPJ's Ang Probinsyano' as they celebrate one year on television. Photo by Alexa Villano/Rappler
"Actually pinag-aaralan po talaga namin nang mabuti. Hindi kami pwede basta-basta maglagay ng mga kuro-kurong kwento. Kasi napakalaking tinatackle natin, lalo na yung mga napapanahon ngayon," Coco said.
(Actually we study everything carefully. We just cannot come out with baseless stories. Because we are tackling a huge scope, especially with what's happening now.)
"Honestly, may mga topic kami na or may mga kuwento kami na binabahagi sa mga manonood na hindi sinasadya. Like kunyari party drugs. Ginawa namin iyon – talagang 'yung mga writers namin talagang nag-research sila, nagpunta sila sa mga pulis station, ano ba ang nangyari sa NBI. Talagang nag-aaral kami kung paano ba yung procedure sa mga nangyayari sa ganun sitwasyon. And thennagulat na lang kami nung isang araw na parang nabalita 'yung mga ganun sitwasyon," he said.
(Honestly, we have topics or stories that we show to viewers that we don't intend to closely parallel what's happening. Like for example, on party drugs. We made – our writers really researched about it, they went to police stations, what's happening at the NBI. We really studied the procedures, with these types of situations. And then we just got surprised that one day, it was in the news.)
Coco said that he's aware of the show's responsibility.
"Syempre sabi nga namin, napakalaki nung obligasyon namin. Kasi napakaraming nato-touch namin na buhay ng mga Pilipino. And then lalung-lalo na sa character ko, sa bawat character sa isa sa amin, syempre may mga taong humahanga sa amin.
(Of course as we said, we have a huge obligation. Because we touch a lot of Filipino lives. And then of course my character, every character we do, there are people who look up to us.)
"Kapag nagkamali kami ng pagpapakita or pagdedeliver ng pagpoportray ng character namin, baka makaapekto yung sa mga tao sa lipunan, kaya masyado kaming nagiging sensitibo talagang pinag-aaralan namin nang matindi bago gawin ang isang topic," Coco said.
(If we make one mistake in showing or delivering the character we portray, it will affect how people out there, that's why we're very sensitive in studying everything even before we tackle a topic.)
Ang Probinsyano, which airs on ABS-CBN, was inspired by Fernando Poe Jr's (FPJ) film of the same name and has dealt with themes like prostitution, child abuse, and illegal drug distribution.
As part of the show's first year anniversary, a concert together with the other stars from Dreamscape Unit will be held on October 8, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
Since its airing last year, FPJ's Ang Probinsyano has been recognized by a number of award-giving bodies. The House of Representatives also recommended Coco as a "Celebrity Advocate for a drug-free Philippines," filing House Resolution 358 to recognize the show's efforts in tackling relevant and controversial issues
SOURCE: RAPPLER
'Hindi kami pwede basta-basta maglagay ng mga kuro-kurong kuwento. Kasi napakalaking tinatackle
ANG PROBINSYANO'S ONE YEAR. Coco Martin says he and the people behind the show are careful in tackling issues currently happening in the country such as party drugs. Photo by Alecs Ongcal/Rappler
MANILA, Philippines – Coco Martin said that had a pleasant conversation with Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa last July during a visit to Camp Crame.
At the press conference for the first year anniversary of FPJ's Ang Probinsyano Thursday, Sept 29, Coco said that the PNP chief seemed pleased with how the show is helping Filipinos, especially when it comes to promoting positive traits and values.
"Actually nakakatuwa kasi, unexpected. Napakasimple at mahiyain [niya]," Coco said.
(Actually, it's very nice, unexpected. He's very simple and shy.)
"Kasi nauna kaming dumating sa kanya dahil marami siya mga meeting na dinaanan. And then after that, kinong-gratulate kami…natutuwa siya sa FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano, kasi siguro malaki naiitutulong ng teleserye natin sa pagbibigay ng alituntunin sa ating mga manonoood na kung ano yung mga dapat iwasan, ano yung mga updated na nangyayari ngayon sa mga krimen … ang laki nung naicocontribute natin sa pamilyang Pilipino para makapagbigay aral, lalung-lalo na sa ating mga kabataan."
(Because we were the first to arrive there, as he attended a lot of meetings. And then after that, he congratulated us... he's very pleased with FPJ's Ang Probinsyano, because I guess our teleserye imparts a lot of lessons to our viewers on what to avoid, about crime ... there's a contribution to Filipino families with regard to important lessons, especially for today's youth.)
A photo posted by Coco Martin PH (@cocomartin_ph) on Jul 21, 2016 at 2:33am PDT
Coco added: "Sabi niya sana maipagpatuloy pa namin para makatulong pa kami. Ganun din sa kanila dahil syempre, sabi nga po nila kahit papaano sa pamamagitan ng FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano, naibabalik yung pagmamahal at pagtitiwala ng mga tao sa ating kapulisan."
(He said he hopes that we continue to do what we're doing so we can help. It's the same with them because, as I said with FPJ's Ang Probinsyano, the people's love and trust towards the police force is returning.)
Tackling current issues
With the country's current situation, such as the issue on war on drugs, Coco said that he and the creative team are careful about what they show on television. Coco also serves as a creative consultant of the show.
The cast of 'FPJ's Ang Probinsyano' as they celebrate one year on television. Photo by Alexa Villano/Rappler
"Actually pinag-aaralan po talaga namin nang mabuti. Hindi kami pwede basta-basta maglagay ng mga kuro-kurong kwento. Kasi napakalaking tinatackle natin, lalo na yung mga napapanahon ngayon," Coco said.
(Actually we study everything carefully. We just cannot come out with baseless stories. Because we are tackling a huge scope, especially with what's happening now.)
"Honestly, may mga topic kami na or may mga kuwento kami na binabahagi sa mga manonood na hindi sinasadya. Like kunyari party drugs. Ginawa namin iyon – talagang 'yung mga writers namin talagang nag-research sila, nagpunta sila sa mga pulis station, ano ba ang nangyari sa NBI. Talagang nag-aaral kami kung paano ba yung procedure sa mga nangyayari sa ganun sitwasyon. And thennagulat na lang kami nung isang araw na parang nabalita 'yung mga ganun sitwasyon," he said.
(Honestly, we have topics or stories that we show to viewers that we don't intend to closely parallel what's happening. Like for example, on party drugs. We made – our writers really researched about it, they went to police stations, what's happening at the NBI. We really studied the procedures, with these types of situations. And then we just got surprised that one day, it was in the news.)
Coco said that he's aware of the show's responsibility.
"Syempre sabi nga namin, napakalaki nung obligasyon namin. Kasi napakaraming nato-touch namin na buhay ng mga Pilipino. And then lalung-lalo na sa character ko, sa bawat character sa isa sa amin, syempre may mga taong humahanga sa amin.
(Of course as we said, we have a huge obligation. Because we touch a lot of Filipino lives. And then of course my character, every character we do, there are people who look up to us.)
"Kapag nagkamali kami ng pagpapakita or pagdedeliver ng pagpoportray ng character namin, baka makaapekto yung sa mga tao sa lipunan, kaya masyado kaming nagiging sensitibo talagang pinag-aaralan namin nang matindi bago gawin ang isang topic," Coco said.
(If we make one mistake in showing or delivering the character we portray, it will affect how people out there, that's why we're very sensitive in studying everything even before we tackle a topic.)
Ang Probinsyano, which airs on ABS-CBN, was inspired by Fernando Poe Jr's (FPJ) film of the same name and has dealt with themes like prostitution, child abuse, and illegal drug distribution.
As part of the show's first year anniversary, a concert together with the other stars from Dreamscape Unit will be held on October 8, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
Since its airing last year, FPJ's Ang Probinsyano has been recognized by a number of award-giving bodies. The House of Representatives also recommended Coco as a "Celebrity Advocate for a drug-free Philippines," filing House Resolution 358 to recognize the show's efforts in tackling relevant and controversial issues
SOURCE: RAPPLER
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