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‘ASAP’ in hot water

February 27, 2013 | 8:38 pm

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The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) has summoned “ASAP 18” representatives to attend a gender-sensitivity investigation  over the “provocative outfit” of Anne Curtis—a long gown with a slit that bared the top of her thigh last Sunday.  An ABS-CBN official said they will attend today’s MTRCB investigation.  Bayani San Diego Jr. and Allan Policarpio


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  • M A

    Ibalik nyo na lang Kwarta o Kahon!

    • andresa igbac

       or…SPIN A WIN!!!!! the simpler, the better, the more entertaining, no hassle!!!

  • Bojo Mojo

    ganyan naman ang mga artistang pinay di sisikat kung di ipapakita yun ari nila…that’s their ticket to stardom…

  • LegalJustice

    What is her motive to go COMMANDO ?

    Just spread it out  and get over with .

  • 10120

    tayo lang naman ang pinagloloko nila eh at hinahayaan lang natin sila na lokohin nila tayo…gumagawa ng kanya.kanyang eksena para kumita sila…haaaaay life nga naman oh! wala tayong magagawa, kung sa pagpapasexy malakas kumikita ang artista at  ang network talagang yun ang pinagsisiskapan nilang pagbutihan…Kung iisiping mabuti patagal ng patagal wala nang magandang matututunan ang panonood sa kanila…halos kalokohan, kasinungalingan, pagpapanggap at hangaring kumita ng malaki ang pinapairal nila at ng network. opinyon ko lang po toh.

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