Talk about starting young. Teen Idol went out of town for a high-profile show. Perhaps TI was bored and had too much spare time between gigs. A mole insisted that TI was totally stoned for the entire trip and was allegedly caught smoking weed by a shocked spy backstage.
Young actor Albie Casiño found himself in an unexpected situation when, recently, life imitated art. Casiño was beaten up by four men at the parking lot of a bar in Makati City a few days after he finished doing the movie, “The Animals.” The movie is about a group of rich high school kids who [...]
IT must be the long, hot summer, with sizzling temperatures setting records and pushing overheated people over the edge to act out their most pugilistic impulses. Or, could it be the unusually huge moonrise over our skies last week, making us all loopy and loony?
What was supposed to be a lazy summer weekend has become a time of collective exasperation. Local Show Town was rocked with a double whammy of very public squabbles involving celebrities—specifically, the bar brawl with former sweethearts Andi Eigenmann and Albie Casiño as protagonists, and the airport altercation between Inquirer columnist Ramon Tulfo and married couple Raymart Santiago and Claudine Barretto.
Actress Jaclyn Jose on Saturday defended her daughter Andi Eigenmann from accusations by the mother of her former boyfriend, actor Albie Casiño, of involvement in the mauling of her son outside a bar in Makati City Friday night.
Ronnie Quizon’s post on Facebook caught my attention. The concerned son feels bad that erroneous reports make it seem his father, Dolphy, desperately wants the National Artist award. Ronnie says people are putting words into Dolphy’s mouth.
Sociologists will have a field day someday on the Andi Eigenmann pregnancy case. Seems modern technology—specifically new media, like social networking sites—have turned the youth into voyeurs and exhibitionists all at once. Andi’s tumultuous two-year relationship with “first boyfriend” Albie Casiño was chronicled (by both parties) not only in tabloids and on TV, but also [...]
