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Two stars remember the late great Subas

Cherie Gil on what she’d miss the most about former “Champoy” co-star Subas Herrero, who died in the US on Friday (Manila time). “I only have wonderful memories. Never a day that he wouldn’t make me feel loved. No more words. I need to grieve now.” Lea Salonga on Herrero who played her dad in the musical “My Fair Lady”: “It was so much fun to watch him from the wings. A consummate professional.”

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Cherie Gil puts on producer’s hat

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In her more than 35 years in show biz, Cherie Gil has starred in numerous films and television shows, acted in stage plays, and recorded music.

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Very young fashionistas

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RUFFA with daughters Venice (left) and Lorin   photo:LoVe Shoot/ BJ Pascual

Ruffa Gutierrez’s adorable daughters, Lorin and Venice, are taking after her. At such a young age, they are already certified fashionistas.   The sisters recently launched their Love Collection in collaboration with Rajo Laurel.   “It’s almost sold out,” says Ruffa, beaming. “There are 10 unique designs, five designed by Lorin (9 years old) and [...]

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Local singers up against the ‘Phantom’ menace

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CAST of “Nine”: (standing from left) Carla Guevara-Laforteza, Sitti Navarro, Jay Glorioso, Cherie Gil, Eula Valdez, Yanah Laurel, (seated from left) Ima Castro, Pangan and Menchu Lauchengco-Yulo

Singer-actor Jett Pangan, the lead star of Atlantis’ new musical “Nine,” has added his voice to the campaign of local artists to impose proper dues on foreign productions like “The Phantom of the Opera.”   Pangan said foreign artists should pay P5,000 each pursuant to a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signed in 1989 between the [...]

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Comparing apples and oranges on ‘Protégé’

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JUDGES Bert de Leon, Cherie Gil, Annette Gozon-Abrogar and Joey de Leon

On “Protégé” last week, the regional teams of four finalists each displayed varied performing skills, mainly of the musical sort. It was hard to appreciate each finalist’s relative strengths on an individual basis because the group numbers sometimes featured them, especially the better singers, in ways that made them stand out more.   That’s why, [...]

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Grown kids abandon ailing entertainer

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SARAH Lahbati

An appeal to aid Ailing Entertainer has been making the rounds online. Apparently AE’s loved ones are not willing to help in settling mounting medical bills.

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Cherie’s everywhere

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On Twitter, actress Cherie Gil enthuses: “Aliw pala to be an endorser. Nasa buong building ng company ang picture ko. Sa elevator. Sa lobby. Sa office. Pati sa banyo.” She also says she adores the 1950s fashion on the TV show “Pan Am.”

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Dramatic leads twirl the light fantastic in ‘dance teleserye’

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RAYMOND Bagatsing

BILLED as Philippine TV’s first “dance teleserye,” “Time of My Life” premiered last week and we watched to find out what the “excitement” was all about. It looks like the show is shaping up to be a rivalry, in dance and in affairs of the heart, between two competitive women played by Cherie Gil and [...]

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