The Voice of the Philippines September 8 Elimination: Lee Grane, Darryl Shy, Penelope and Maki Ricafort
Here is the official elimination results following the 3rd Live Show competition of ABS-CBN's reality singing contest "The Voice of the Philippines" held Sunday night, September 8, at the Newport Performing Arts Theater in Resorts World Manila.
Team Lea Salonga:
Mitoy Yonting - 104.11% (Lea = 60%, Public = 44.11%)
Darryl Shy - 95.89% (Lea = 40%, Public = 55.89%) ELIMINATED
Team Apl.De.Ap:
Thor Dulay - 119.72% (apl.de.ap = 55%, Public = 64.72%) Penelope Matanguihan - 80.28% (apl.de.ap = 45%, Public = 35.28%) ELIMINATED
Team Bamboo Mañalac
Paolo Onesa - 141.24% (Bamboo = 60%, Public = 81.24%)
Lee Grane - 58.76% (Bamboo = 40%, Public = 18.76%) ELIMINATED
Team Sarah Geronimo:
Morisette Amon - 110.41% (Sarah = 60%, Public = 50.41%)
Maki Ricafort - 89.59% (Sarah = 40%, Public = 49.59%) ELIMINATED
Sunday 8 September 2013
The Voice of the Philippines September 8 Elimination: Lee Grane, Darryl Shy, Penelope and Maki Ricafort
Lea Salonga and Patti Austin The Voice of the Philippines Duet (Video)
Lea Salonga and Patti Austin The Voice of the Philippines Duet (Video)
Photo: @pattiaustin on Twitter
Patti Austin conquered the Voice of the Philippines stage on Sunday, September 8.
The 62-year-old American jazz artist and Grammy winner performed "If I Believed" with Broadway actress Lea Salonga and 8 non-competing contestants during the 3rd live show competition of ABS-CBN's top-rating singing competition.
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Paolo Onesa - The Voice of the Philippines September 8 (Video)
Paolo Onesa - The Voice of the Philippines September 8 (Video)
Paolo Onesa of Team Bamboo charmed the televiewers once again with his rendition of Adele's "Skyfall" on The Voice of the Philippines Live Show held at the Resorts World Manila's Newport Performing Arts Theater on Sunday, September 8.
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Penelope Matanguihan - The Voice of the Philippines September 8 (Video)
Penelope Matanguihan - The Voice of the Philippines September 8 (Video)
Penelope Matanguihan of Team Apl.de.ap performed Carpenter's hit song "Superstar" on The Voice of the Philippines Live Show held at the Resorts World Manila's Newport Performing Arts Theater on Sunday, September 8.
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Kean Cipriano Callalily "Pansamantala" Music Video
Kean Cipriano Callalily "Pansamantala" Music Video
Callalily has released the music video for their latest song “Pansamantala.”
The music video starred and directed by the band's frontman Kean Cipriano, is being released by Universal Records Philippines.
To vote for "Pansamantala" music video on MYX, register on http://www.myxph.com/ & go to the POLLS box. Type in PANSAMANTALA- CALLALILY.
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Morissette Amon - The Voice of the Philippines September 8 (Video)
Morissette Amon - The Voice of the Philippines September 8 (Video)
Morissette Amon of Team Sarah Geronimo opens the September 8 Live Show of The Voice of The Philippines with her outstanding rendition of Heart's "What About Love" held at the Resorts World Manila's Newport Performing Arts Theater on Sunday, September 8.
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"Lihis" Movie Trailer - Sineng Pambansa 2013 National Film Festival
"Lihis" Movie Trailer - Sineng Pambansa 2013 National Film Festival
The country’s most accomplished film directors - with respective bodies of work that have spanned decades to substantially form part of Philippine cinema heritage - join forces for Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival 2013, presented by the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) in cooperation with SM Cinemas. The All-masters film festival is set to be screened at all SM Cinemas from September 11 - 17, 2013.
Each director used respective provinces as the backdrop for their films, highlighting the beautiful vistas as well as real urban settings to be found around the country, as each teem with life and come with stories to tell.
Dubbed the All-Masters Edition, this year’s Sineng Pambansa festival, presents Joel Lamangan's “Lihis”
Synopsis:
Set in the 70’s during the darkest hours of Philippine History, we follow the story of two young NPA warriors who find themselves entangled in a web of frustration, despair and victory as they fight not only for democracy but also their love for each other.
Trailer:
In addition to the master directors’ entries comprising the main slate for this year’s Sineng Pambansa festival are a number of special features.
A masters’ master tribute seeks to honor the memory of Celso Ad. Castillo with the showcase of the last film he directed, "Bahay ng Lagim". Taking place in a convent, we follow the story of Sister Sofia whose life takes a grave turn upon the arrival of, the troubled and haunted, Fatima.
The documentary, The Gospel According to the Kid, will also be shown, which brings us into the life of Celso Ad. Castillo himself and his works.
New breed cinema is represented by the debut film from TM Malones, "Salvi". The film centers on the titular character Salvi, a survivor in a post-apocalyptic world trying to save his older sister, Isabel who had been take away during their younger years.
A short film competition will have winners each from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Recently restored classics respectively from National Artists Lino Brocka and Manuel Conde, namely, "Maynila sa mga Kuko ng Liwanag" (1975) and "Genghis Khan" (1950) are to be likewise screened.
The proceeds of the event will go to the establishing of the permanent facility of the National Film Archives of the Philippines (NFAP).
To see other films included in the Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival 2013, click HERE.
During the Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival run, SM Cinemas in over 45 malls nationwide will show nothing but Filipino films which are either part of the competition or in exhibition in the Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival All Masters Edition.
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"Ano Ang Kulay ng mga Nakalimutang Pangarap" Movie Trailer - Sineng Pambansa 2013 National Film Festival
"Ano Ang Kulay ng mga Nakalimutang Pangarap" Movie Trailer - Sineng Pambansa 2013 National Film Festival
The country’s most accomplished film directors - with respective bodies of work that have spanned decades to substantially form part of Philippine cinema heritage - join forces for Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival 2013, presented by the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) in cooperation with SM Cinemas. The All-masters film festival is set to be screened at all SM Cinemas from September 11 - 17, 2013.
Each director used respective provinces as the backdrop for their films, highlighting the beautiful vistas as well as real urban settings to be found around the country, as each teem with life and come with stories to tell.
Dubbed the All-Masters Edition, this year’s Sineng Pambansa festival, presents Jose Javier Reyes' “Ano Ang Kulay ng mga Nakalimutang Pangarap”.
Synopsis: Concerned with themes of loyalty, old age, mortality and memories, the film traces the life of Teresa, a nanny who has dedicated sixty years of service to a middle class family at the expense of her own happiness and fulfillment. Though upon the death of the family patriarch, Teresa’s fate is now up in the air as the family decides what sort of future is to come.
Trailer:
In addition to the master directors’ entries comprising the main slate for this year’s Sineng Pambansa festival are a number of special features.
A masters’ master tribute seeks to honor the memory of Celso Ad. Castillo with the showcase of the last film he directed, "Bahay ng Lagim". Taking place in a convent, we follow the story of Sister Sofia whose life takes a grave turn upon the arrival of, the troubled and haunted, Fatima.
The documentary, The Gospel According to the Kid, will also be shown, which brings us into the life of Celso Ad. Castillo himself and his works.
New breed cinema is represented by the debut film from TM Malones, "Salvi". The film centers on the titular character Salvi, a survivor in a post-apocalyptic world trying to save his older sister, Isabel who had been take away during their younger years.
A short film competition will have winners each from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Recently restored classics respectively from National Artists Lino Brocka and Manuel Conde, namely, "Maynila sa mga Kuko ng Liwanag" (1975) and "Genghis Khan" (1950) are to be likewise screened.
The proceeds of the event will go to the establishing of the permanent facility of the National Film Archives of the Philippines (NFAP).
To see other films included in the Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival 2013, click HERE.
During the Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival run, SM Cinemas in over 45 malls nationwide will show nothing but Filipino films which are either part of the competition or in exhibition in the Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival All Masters Edition.
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Melai Cantiveros Pregnant "The Buzz" Interview Video with Jason Francisco
Melai Cantiveros Pregnant "The Buzz" Interview Video with Jason Francisco
Is she really pregnant? with Jason Francisco's child? made in Singapore? The truth revealed by couple Melai Cantiveros and Jason Francisco with Boy Abunda on "The Buzz".
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Video: darla sauler on YouTube
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Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival 2013 – Movie Entries
Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival 2013 – Movie Entries
The Film Development Council of the Philippines, in cooperation with SM Cinema, the largest cinema exhibitor chain in the country, brings you Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival 2013 – All-Masters Edition.
Showing in all SM Cinemas nationwide from September 11 - 17 for only P100 per movie, the National Film Festival (NFF) 2013 – All Masters Edition will feature twelve of the best and most prolific film directors in the country. This year’s NFF will showcase fresh masterpieces from Philippine’s cinema greats: Tikoy Aguiluz, Mel Chionglo, Peque Gallaga and Lore Reyes, Joel Lamangan, Elwood Perez, Gil Portes, Jose Javier Reyes, Maryo J. Delos Reyes, Chito Rono, Romeo Suzara and Celso Ad Castillo.
Elwood Perez of the Bilangin ang Bituin sa Langit fame, makes a comeback with "Otso" starring veteran actress Anita Linda which is a story of an ambidextrous, aging author (Vincent M. Tañada) who calls on his Muse to rid of his writer’s block.
Gil M. Portes, director of the Gawad Urian-winning Mga Munting Tinig directs "Isang Tag-Araw ni Twinkle", an account of a drug addict who seeks rehabilitation and in the process re-connects with her dying father. Isang Tag-araw ni Twinkle stars actress Ellen Adarna, Rina Reyes, Cris Villanueva, Pinky Amador and Arnold Reyes.
Much awaited among the line-up is the familiar powerhouse tandem of Lore Reyes and Peque Gallaga who, for this festival, has "Sonata" to offer. Sonata, which stars dramatic artists Cherrie Gil, Joshua Pineda, Chino Jalandoni and Richard Gomez, tells the story of a worn-out artist who recovers her spirit through a relationship with a young boy. Gallaga and Reyes had worked on a few films in the past which includes Magic Temple and Batang X.
Jose Javier Reyes, known for his mainstream blockbusters such as Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo and Wedding Tayo, Wedding Hindi directs "Ano Ang Kulay ng mga Nakalimutang Pangarap?" which has Ryan Agoncillo, Jackie Lou Blanco, Bobby Andrews, Chynna Ortaleza, Kim Rodriguez, Alwyn Uytingco, and Rustica Carpio in the cast. The movie traces the life of Teresa, who has dedicated sixty years of her life to the service of a middle class family at the expense of her own happiness and fulfillment. Now that the matriarch of the family has died, the children who were under her care have flown back from abroad to bury their mother and decide on the fate of their nanny.
Romy Suzara comes back with his NFF opus "Tinik". Tinik tells the story of a middle-aged couturier who faces the many problems of being gay while, in the midst of all the dilemma, tries to hold on to his own dignity. Tinik stars Ricardo Cepeda and Lemuel Pelayo. Suzara rose to fame in the early seventies with movies like Tatlong Mukha ni Rosa Vilma and Carinosa, both starring veteran actress Vilma Santos. Tikoy Aguiluz, on the other hand, directs Eman, a biopic on Eman Lacaba, a brilliant poet turned activist with Matinee idol Derek Ramsey playing the lead role. Aguiluz has directed a similar biopic in the mid-80s: Balweg which is about rebel priest Fr. Conrado Balweg.
"Lauriana" by Mel Chionglo centers on domestic drama about a Philippine Constabulary soldier’s mistress in the 1950s. The film tackles obsession, passionate love and abuse. Based on a true story, Chionglo describes the film as a psychological thriller. The film casts Bangs Garcia, Victor Basa and Allen Dizon.
A couple of this year’s NFF’s films have strong political themes. Chito Rono’s film "Badil" revolves around a small barrio’s corrupted voting system seen through the eyes of a young boy.
Joel Lamangan’s "Lihis", on the other hand, is set in the 70s Martial Law era where two male members of a rebel organization, in the midst of their crusade, share an intimate relationship. Lihis stars Jake Cuenca and Joem Bascon with Isabelle Daza, Lovi Poe and Ms. Gloria Diaz.
Veteran director Maryo J. Delos Reyes’ "Bamboo Flowers" completes the line-up and is a film that tackles the rousing beauty of the Bohol Island and the lives of the people in it. The film casts indie film siren Mylene Dizon with Max Collins, Orlando Sol, Ruru Madrid, Leandro Baldemor and Ms Irma Adlawan. Maryo J. Delos Reyes directed Magnifico which won the Crystal Bear Award in the Berlin International Film Festival.
Each of the director’s film is set in their respective hometowns: Maryo J. de los Reyes in Bohol, Tikoy Aguiluz in Davao, Peque Gallaga in Bacolod, and Mel Chionglo in Quezon, with undisclosed places for Chito Roño and Jose Javier Reyes.
NFF will also feature a Masters’ Master Tribute to the late grate Celso Ad Castillo with the screening of his last film "Bahay ng Lagim" with the documentary The Gospel According to Celso Kid. The festival, in honor of two other Philippine cinema legends Lino Brocka and Manuel Conde, will also screen the late directors’ films namely the restored version of "Maynila: Sa Mga Kuko ng Liwanag" and "Genghis Khan", respectively.
About SM Cinema
SM Cinema is the country’s leading exhibitor - boasting 246 cinemas and 5 IMAX Theatres in 45 branches nationwide. SM Cinema continues to expand and lead the country’s development in cinema technology.
For a more convenient way of watching a movie, experience the newest from SM Cinema - the CINEMOBILE: Your mobile, your movie ticket. With its turnstile system, SM Cinema delivers a more convenient movie-going experience to its patrons.
You may also avail SM Cinema’s e-PLUS (Entertainment, Privileges, Lifestyle, Upgrades and Surprises) card to make your movie-watching more convenient, rewarding and fun. On top of the reward point scheme, e-PLUS is loaded with VIP privileges, special promos like a 50 percent discount on select movies, seasonal offers, quarterly raffles and invites to exclusive events. e-PLUS members can also avail promos and discounts from partner merchants. The e-Plus starter kit comes with your personalized e-Plus card, free movies, snacks and a premium item.
To know more about the company, visit SM Cinema’s website at www.smcinema.com. You may also like SM Cinema on Facebook (facebook.com/smcinema) and follow them on Twitter (twitter.com/sm_cinema). To connect with IMAX on Facebook, follow facebook.com/imaxsmcinema and like them on Twitter.com/imax_smcinema.
Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival 2013 – Movie Entries
Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival 2013 – Movie Entries
The Film Development Council of the Philippines, in cooperation with SM Cinema, the largest cinema exhibitor chain in the country, brings you Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival 2013 – All-Masters Edition.
Showing in all SM Cinemas nationwide from September 11 - 17 for only P100 per movie, the National Film Festival (NFF) 2013 – All Masters Edition will feature twelve of the best and most prolific film directors in the country. This year’s NFF will showcase fresh masterpieces from Philippine’s cinema greats: Tikoy Aguiluz, Mel Chionglo, Peque Gallaga and Lore Reyes, Joel Lamangan, Elwood Perez, Gil Portes, Jose Javier Reyes, Maryo J. Delos Reyes, Chito Rono, Romeo Suzara and Celso Ad Castillo.
Elwood Perez of the Bilangin ang Bituin sa Langit fame, makes a comeback with "Otso" starring veteran actress Anita Linda which is a story of an ambidextrous, aging author (Vincent M. Tañada) who calls on his Muse to rid of his writer’s block.
Gil M. Portes, director of the Gawad Urian-winning Mga Munting Tinig directs "Isang Tag-Araw ni Twinkle", an account of a drug addict who seeks rehabilitation and in the process re-connects with her dying father. Isang Tag-araw ni Twinkle stars actress Ellen Adarna, Rina Reyes, Cris Villanueva, Pinky Amador and Arnold Reyes.
Much awaited among the line-up is the familiar powerhouse tandem of Lore Reyes and Peque Gallaga who, for this festival, has "Sonata" to offer. Sonata, which stars dramatic artists Cherrie Gil, Joshua Pineda, Chino Jalandoni and Richard Gomez, tells the story of a worn-out artist who recovers her spirit through a relationship with a young boy. Gallaga and Reyes had worked on a few films in the past which includes Magic Temple and Batang X.
Jose Javier Reyes, known for his mainstream blockbusters such as Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo and Wedding Tayo, Wedding Hindi directs "Ano Ang Kulay ng mga Nakalimutang Pangarap?" which has Ryan Agoncillo, Jackie Lou Blanco, Bobby Andrews, Chynna Ortaleza, Kim Rodriguez, Alwyn Uytingco, and Rustica Carpio in the cast. The movie traces the life of Teresa, who has dedicated sixty years of her life to the service of a middle class family at the expense of her own happiness and fulfillment. Now that the matriarch of the family has died, the children who were under her care have flown back from abroad to bury their mother and decide on the fate of their nanny.
Romy Suzara comes back with his NFF opus "Tinik". Tinik tells the story of a middle-aged couturier who faces the many problems of being gay while, in the midst of all the dilemma, tries to hold on to his own dignity. Tinik stars Ricardo Cepeda and Lemuel Pelayo. Suzara rose to fame in the early seventies with movies like Tatlong Mukha ni Rosa Vilma and Carinosa, both starring veteran actress Vilma Santos. Tikoy Aguiluz, on the other hand, directs Eman, a biopic on Eman Lacaba, a brilliant poet turned activist with Matinee idol Derek Ramsey playing the lead role. Aguiluz has directed a similar biopic in the mid-80s: Balweg which is about rebel priest Fr. Conrado Balweg.
"Lauriana" by Mel Chionglo centers on domestic drama about a Philippine Constabulary soldier’s mistress in the 1950s. The film tackles obsession, passionate love and abuse. Based on a true story, Chionglo describes the film as a psychological thriller. The film casts Bangs Garcia, Victor Basa and Allen Dizon.
A couple of this year’s NFF’s films have strong political themes. Chito Rono’s film "Badil" revolves around a small barrio’s corrupted voting system seen through the eyes of a young boy.
Joel Lamangan’s "Lihis", on the other hand, is set in the 70s Martial Law era where two male members of a rebel organization, in the midst of their crusade, share an intimate relationship. Lihis stars Jake Cuenca and Joem Bascon with Isabelle Daza, Lovi Poe and Ms. Gloria Diaz.
Veteran director Maryo J. Delos Reyes’ "Bamboo Flowers" completes the line-up and is a film that tackles the rousing beauty of the Bohol Island and the lives of the people in it. The film casts indie film siren Mylene Dizon with Max Collins, Orlando Sol, Ruru Madrid, Leandro Baldemor and Ms Irma Adlawan. Maryo J. Delos Reyes directed Magnifico which won the Crystal Bear Award in the Berlin International Film Festival.
Each of the director’s film is set in their respective hometowns: Maryo J. de los Reyes in Bohol, Tikoy Aguiluz in Davao, Peque Gallaga in Bacolod, and Mel Chionglo in Quezon, with undisclosed places for Chito Roño and Jose Javier Reyes.
NFF will also feature a Masters’ Master Tribute to the late grate Celso Ad Castillo with the screening of his last film "Bahay ng Lagim" with the documentary The Gospel According to Celso Kid. The festival, in honor of two other Philippine cinema legends Lino Brocka and Manuel Conde, will also screen the late directors’ films namely the restored version of "Maynila: Sa Mga Kuko ng Liwanag" and "Genghis Khan", respectively.
About SM Cinema
SM Cinema is the country’s leading exhibitor - boasting 246 cinemas and 5 IMAX Theatres in 45 branches nationwide. SM Cinema continues to expand and lead the country’s development in cinema technology.
For a more convenient way of watching a movie, experience the newest from SM Cinema - the CINEMOBILE: Your mobile, your movie ticket. With its turnstile system, SM Cinema delivers a more convenient movie-going experience to its patrons.
You may also avail SM Cinema’s e-PLUS (Entertainment, Privileges, Lifestyle, Upgrades and Surprises) card to make your movie-watching more convenient, rewarding and fun. On top of the reward point scheme, e-PLUS is loaded with VIP privileges, special promos like a 50 percent discount on select movies, seasonal offers, quarterly raffles and invites to exclusive events. e-PLUS members can also avail promos and discounts from partner merchants. The e-Plus starter kit comes with your personalized e-Plus card, free movies, snacks and a premium item.
To know more about the company, visit SM Cinema’s website at www.smcinema.com. You may also like SM Cinema on Facebook (facebook.com/smcinema) and follow them on Twitter (twitter.com/sm_cinema). To connect with IMAX on Facebook, follow facebook.com/imaxsmcinema and like them on Twitter.com/imax_smcinema.
Katy Perry "Roar" Music Video Features Philippines' Taal Volcano
Katy Perry "Roar" Music Video Features Philippines' Taal Volcano
If a panorama seen in Katy Perry's music video for her latest song "Roar" seems familiar to Filipinos, it's because it is of the picturesque Taal Volcano.
The famous Philippine landmark and its surrounding lake found in Batangas was featured at the 2:28- and 2:39-minute marks of the said music video now with more than 16 million hits on YouTube.
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Eugene Domingo Admits She's A Rough Diamond Compared To Maricel Soriano As Diamond Star
WHEN MARICEL Soriano and Eugene Domingo first worked together in Regal’s “Bahay Kubo”, Maria won as best actress and Eugene, best supporting actress in the 2007 Metro Filmfest. Since then, Uge has become a lead actress herself and they’re now on equal footing as the warring mamas in “Momzillas” that opens on September 18. In the trailer, Maria is billed as the Diamond Star while Uge is tagged as the Rough Diamond Star. How does Uge feel about this?
“Talaga namang rough lang ako compared sa isang Maricel Soriano,” she says. “Pipinuhin pa ako. Sa dami ng pinagdaanan niyang intriga at pagsubok sa buhay, she deserves the title Diamond Star kasi matibay at matatag talaga siya, hindi siya natutumba.” She then turns to Maria and says: “Pahingi ng alahas, ha.”
How’s it working with Maria now? “Sobrang daldal niya. Kahit inaantok na ko kung minsan, talk show pa rin siya ng talk show. Sabi ko, wala sigurong kausap sa bahay. But I won’t change that kasi nakakaaliw naman ang pagiging madaldal niya. Para siyang radio. Sa pagiging artista naman, gustung-gusto ko ‘yung malasakit niya’t pagiging sensitive sa co-actors niya. ‘Yung respeto, hindi nawawala sa kanya ‘yung respeto big star ka man o bit player. Pati sa mga bata, kina Andi Eigenmann at Billy Crawford, may respeto siya. She keeps quiet, for them to be able to concentrate.”
Jessy Mendiola Flattered About Sam Milby's Declaration Of His Love For Her
JESSY MENDIOLA says she appreciates Sam Milby’s coming out in the open to admit that he’s courting her. So what can she say about Sam? “Gentleman siya,” she says. “He’s observant and attentive. Kung may kailangan ka, he anticipates it at aasikasuhin ka niya.”
How did she feel when he admitted on TV that he’s wooing her? “Siguro naman, any girl would be flattered. I didn’t know that he’ll do that, na magsasalita siya. Wala namang masama roon, pero nagulat lang ako.”
After her breakup with JM de Guzman, she was linked to Matteo Guidicelli but she says it didn’t prosper. Is she now ready to fall in love again? “Honestly, I don’t think I’m ready for another relationship and I hope Sam will understand that. Kasi right now, all my attention is focused on my new show, ‘Maria Mercedes’. This is the biggest break I got from ABS-CBN and I really want to thank them for giving to me this local remake of the Thalia hit Mexicanovela na personal favorite ko talaga. I’m putting all my best efforts on this at wala akong tigil sa dasal na sana, tangkilikin ito ng viewers, lalo na ngayong malapit nang umere ito.”
Star Magic Ball 2013 Winners: KathNiel, KimXi, JaGers
Star Magic Ball 2013 Winners: KathNiel, KimXi, JaGers
Here are the winners in the star-studded, glamorous, high-fashion Star Magic Ball 2013 held Saturday night, September 7, at the Fairmont Hotel in Makati City.
Couple of the Night: Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla (KathNiel)
Moet and Chandon Fabulous Pair – Kim Chiu and Xian Lim (KimXi)
O+ Stars of the Night – Joseph Marco and Empress
Best Dressed Male and Female – Maja Salvador and Gerald Anderson (JaGers)
Check out Star Magic Ball 2013 red-carpet photos HERE.
Angel Locsin and Marian Rivera - The Photo You Never Thought Would See
Angel Locsin and Marian Rivera - The Photo You Never Thought Would See
Photo: Rogue Magazine September 2013 Issue
