Karma recently caught up with Flamboyant Star. A highly-placed source told Rushes about FS, who was set to do a string of shows in an affluent far-away land. Unknown to FS, the secret police made sure to watch the first show so no violations would be made against a very strict code of conduct. [...]
Popular TV host Kris Aquino said she would first help raise the number of tourists in the country and use it as her “achievement” in case she runs for public office.
When a TV series is about to end, its producers often have a problem: To keep viewers interested and excited for months, its plot and subplots have become so complex-compound that, by the final telecast, it becomes difficult to make sense of all those intricate twists and turns, so that the show can end on a clear and satisfyingly logical climactic note.
On “Kris TV” last Tuesday, Kris Aquino commented on the April 17 Philippine Daily Inquirer banner photo, showing visiting Brunei Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah staring at her at a state luncheon hosted by President Aquino.
Within-the-hour online reactions (INQUIRER.net) to ABS-CBN’s statement that Kris Aquino was taking “a leave,” contrary to her earlier announcement that she was leaving TV: mekeni62—sabi na nga ba e; guest—sinungaling; ryn888—leave now; namnama_project—and this is news because..?; carlfejiBAR—yes!; igel37—kapal…pwe! Ricky Espino Junas—we are happy you will not quit … thank you kris aquino… [...]
Show business personality Kris Aquino will not resign from ABS-CBN but would “take a leave instead,” the network giant said Wednesday in statement.
This controversial star would rather not hog headlines. Rosanna Roces, who figured in an altercation with son Onyok, turned to Facebook to vent. She asked the press to spare her and her son, “who is not a show biz personality.” She pleaded: “Please don’t use our family squabble to divert the public’s attention from serious issues that are killing all of us (like): Corruption in government. Don’t treat us like Kris Aquino. A mother and son’s problem is not the nation’s problem.” She, however, granted an interview with Cristy Fermin on the TV5 chismis show, “Ang Latest.” Bandera
At press time we are still wondering what biz talk shows today will tackle. Inquirer Entertainment has long suspected that Tinseltown events of nose-bleed proportions have to happen on Thursday, so Sunday gabfests will have compelling banner stories to anchor their latest episodes on. This translates to one “pasabog” each, ideally, for ABS-CBN and GMA 7. TV5 has not caught on, but it’s never too late; they have Derek Ramsay now.
President Benigno Aquino III has steered clear of his celebrity sister Kris Aquino’s public spat with her estranged husband James Yap that has sent Netizens abuzz.
Actress and television personality Kris Aquino and her two sons, Joshua and Bimby, left the country on Friday afternoon following her estranged husband James Yap’s failure to get the Makati City court to stop the trip.
The meltdown that everyone, rightly or wrongly, is still talking about, has divided Netizens.
In an emotional interview on “TV Patrol” on Thursday night, beleaguered television host-actress Kris Aquino announced that she was quitting show biz and “giving up my shows” for the sake of her five-year-old son James Jr. or “Bimby,” who’s caught in the middle of a spat between his mom and dad James Yap.
