There is a third Filipino film that will premiere in Cannes next month. Apart from Lav Diaz’s “Norte, Hangganan ng Kasaysayan” and Adolfo Alix Jr.’s “Death March” in the Un Certain Regard section, Erik Matti’s “On the Job” was selected to be part of the Directors’ Fortnight, “a noncompetitive, independently programmed section that is held parallel” to the main competition of Cannes.
A well-placed mole confirmed a long-held suspicion in the biz. High-flying Insider was booted from major company after good-looking aspirants complained that HI tried to victimize them during an out-of-town sortie.
Quite aptly, it happened on the set of a thriller. Sexy Starlet’s suspicions were confirmed when she caught Hunky Beau in a compromising position with Leading Lady in the dressing room.
“I think he’s ready. Maybe he’s waiting for me,” said Iya Villania when asked what was keeping her and TV host Drew Arellano, her boyfriend of eight years, from finally tying the knot.
Sweet star has changed for the worse. She has grown up, and to prove her independence has become an indefatigable night owl, bar-hopping with girl friends whenever free from work.
“I’m thankful for all the blessings that came my way this year. Aside from (the drama series) ‘Reputasyon,’ I’m glad to be part of the project ‘A Mother’s Story.’ It’s such an inspiring film. 2011 has been a happy year for me. I’m also thankful to (girlfriend) Cristine (Reyes) because she stood by my side no matter what. Smooth-sailing na ang relationship namin, unlike last year.”
“I’ve passed the stage of bitterness – I’ve moved on,” said singer-actress Sarah Geromino when asked about her short but controversial romance with actor-dancer Rayver Cruz early this year.
