A new TV show that we watch rather regularly these days is the “presidential” sitcom, “1600 Penn.” Its resident presidential couple (Bill Pullman and Jenna Elfman) is relatively young and with-it, and this enables them to cope creatively with their uniquely idiosyncratic children.
Svelte Celeb consistently looks glamorous in public. SC has the slim figure of a supermodel, but the hearty appetite of a stevedore, an insider swears.
Actor Raymart Santiago on his kids Sabina, 9, and Santino, 5: “Like me, my girl is so much into sports—sumasabay sa akin. I think my boy got his fondness for cooking and eating from me. I love my kids so much. I don’t think I’d survive if I lose them.”
The Court of Appeals granted the request of TV5 as it issued a temporary restraining order against the decision of the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board’s decision suspending “T3,” the news and public affairs program of the Tulfo brothers on TV5.
A lawyer for Inquirer columnist and radio host Ramon Tulfo said his legal team might seek to upgrade the complaint against actors Raymart Santiago and Claudine Baretto to frustrated homicide because testimonies from two witnesses showed the respondents wanted “to inflict serious physical harm.”
What threat? It was only “an invitation to a fair fight.”
“T3″, a news and public affairs program on TV5, has been suspended for three months after its hosts used the program to threaten a celebrity couple who figured in a brawl with their brother at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in April.
Claudine Barretto stated in a Quezon City court Wednesday reasons why she and her husband, Raymart Santiago, need to be granted of a temporary protection order against the Tulfo brothers who openly threatened them in “T3: Kapatid Sagot Kita”, their late-afternoon public-affairs show on TV5, following the recent airport brawl.
The camp of celebrity couple Claudine Barreto and Raymart Santiago is offering a cash reward to anyone who can provide a “more thorough” video of the airport brawl involving the Santiagos and Ramon Tulfo, radio host and columnist of the Philippine Daily Inquirer.
“Why let a show suffer if one of the hosts goes berserk,” Court of Appeals Presiding Justice Andres Reyes asked during a hearing on the petition of ABC Television Corporation (TV5) against Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB).
Entertainment celebrity couples Claudine Barretto and Raymart Santiago arrived at a court in Quezon City Wednesday to attend a hearing as they seek for a special protection order (SPO) from the Tulfo brothers who openly allegedly threatened them in “T3: Kapatid Sagot Kita”, their late-afternoon public-affairs show on TV5, following the airport brawl.
The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB)on Monday denied TV5’s request to lift the 20-day preventive suspension the ratings board had imposed on the program “T3: Kapatid, Sagot Kita.”
