Tuesday, October 20, 2009

SP: Palau - Hidden Immunity Found!

Justine, Jef, and Mika went to see the president of Palau while Charles and Amanda went for a boat ride.

Shaun and Suzuki meanwhile busied themselves in looking for the Hidden Immunity upon arriving at their camp site. Suzuki immediately saw a bottle containing another clue which said that the Hidden Immunity could be seen if one would lie down on a log. This gave them the idea that it's hanging on a tree. They didn't really have to lie down on it because Shaun spotted it right away.

Justine, Jef, and Amanda had fun talking with the Palau's president with the free coffee and muffins that Amanda couldn't resist. They also visited a chieftain where a feast was prepared for them.

Likewise, Amanda and Charles enjoyed jestskiing and being served like real tourists by no less than a Filipina waiter.

Shaun and Suzuki burnt the clues. They didn't want the others to see those, which would lead them on in thinking that either of them already got the Hidden Immunity. They even lied to Amanda when the latter asked if they found another clue leading to it.

When Justin and the gang arrived, they gave the muffins (a take-home from having coffee with the president) to Suzuki who got nothing from yesterday's action. Or so they thought.

Monday, October 19, 2009

Heart Evangelista is FAMAS Best Actress

Heart Evangelista's efforts has paid off. After years in showbiz and after doing various roles in the past, her role as Ayeng in the movie Ay Ayeng got her the Best Actress award from FAMAS Awards held October 18th at the PAGCOR Grand.

This is Heart's 2nd acting award for movies, the first one being the PMPC's Best New Movie Actress for the movie Trip.

Ay Ayeng, produced by Aloha Pearl Films, also had the Best Child Actor (Dominico Soriano) and Best Child Actress (Jessica Mae Flores) awards.

The Best Actor award went to Allen Dizon, Best Supporting Actor to German Moreno, and Best Supporting Actress to Snooky Serna for their performances in the movie Paupahan.

Best Picture went to Baler which starred Jericho Rosales and Anne Curtis. The movie's theme "Ngayon, Bukas at Kailanman" won the Best Movie Theme Song. It was sung by Sarah Geronimo, who for herself won the Golden Artist Award.

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Music Video - Daughtry's "Life After You"



Check out Daughtry's new single "Life After You" off the album, Leave This Town. This is the second single to be released, the first one being "No Surprise."

"Life After You" was written by Chris Daughtry himself and Chad Kroeger of Nickelback.

Watch the music video below.

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PBB Double Up - The First Batch of Nominees

Princess and Jason are the nominated housemates in House A.

Jason's "bad boy" attitude and his inability to reach out to his fellow housemates made him the top pick with 7 votes.

Princess's aggressiveness which showed when she and Delio had a little fight got her 6 votes.

Meanwhile, House B has Jimson and Carol as nominees.



Jimson got the highest vote among the nominees. He was the one responsible for House B's failed weekly task and appeared (perhaps without his knowing) kontrabida to Patrick most especially when the latter decided to do a sacrifice so they could at least get 50% of their weekly allowance. Besides, Jimson's other half would still be in the house if ever he got evicted.

Carol got the lowest number of votes among the nominees. With 5 points against her, Carol was so emotional when host Toni Gonzaga talked to the housemates. Her naive, God-fearing, and conservative persona worked against her.

SP: Palau - Tara and Echo on Startalk

Survivor Philippines: Palau cast-offs Tara Macias and Echo Caseres were interviewed by Butch Francisco on Startalk yesterday.



And so many of us thought that Tara's behavior in the island was only because of homesickness, hunger, and the deprivation of stuff she's used to have as a "city girl."

But we were wrong. It's really her natural self. Too bad.

Disney's First Black Princess



Check out the poster of "The Princess and the Frog." The movie will surely inspire girls of African descent as it features Disney's first black Princess. What took them so long to come up with the idea, anyway? They have Asian, French, and so on. But this is the first time that they feature a black princess.

It features the voices of Anika Noni Rose as the princess Tiana, Oprah Winfrey as Tiana's mother, and Bruno Campos as the Prince Naveen (the frog), among others.

The movie will premiere in New York and L.A. on November 25th and will soon after be released widely on December 11th.
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