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Gov’t body censures Vice Ganda over ‘tasteless’ rape jokes

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The Philippine government’s policy-making body on women and gender equality on Thursday expressed “grave concern” over Vice Ganda’s “tasteless and revolting rape jokes.”

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Juday: Violence against women unacceptable

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“WE WANT to show that women shouldn’t allow themselves to be abused.”

“Nervous, overwhelmed and pressured” was how Judy Ann Santos described the feeling of doing a drama series after three years of hosting reality shows and occasional acting stints.

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Many more women directors needed

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Women make up half of the movie audience, so logic has it that many female directors should be discovered and trained to “represent” their sisters’ stories on the silver screen. In reality, however, filmmaking remains very much a man’s world, and some women have a hard time imposing their will on a recalcitrant movie crew not used to getting orders from a “lady.”

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Kris Aquino files protection order vs ex-hubby James Yap

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James Yap and Kris Aquino. FILE PHOTO

Accusing her former husband James Yap of overstepping his boundaries and of attempting to seduce her while visiting her home, and of inflicting psychological harm on their son James, or “Bimby,” actress and TV host Kris Aquino has filed a temporary protection order (TPO) from a Makati City court.

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When beauty fades

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TAYLOR. Her wealth couldn’t hide her flaws.

Actresses like Hedy Lamarr, Ava Gardner and Elizabeth Taylor were so gorgeous in their heyday that they left viewers breathless! Lamarr was famous in pre-war black and white films, and was once considered the most beautiful woman in the world. Taylor was breathtakingly lovely in films like “The Last Time I Saw Paris” and “Cleopatra.”

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Postscript to the fest: Sacrificial women

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DINGDONG Dantes and Angelica Panganiban in “One More Try”

It might have been the heightened public awareness on reproductive concerns and gender roles that brought about this coincidence of themes in two out of three of the most-awarded films of the 2012 Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF).

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Online campaign against violence

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CAYETANO. “Many women continue to experience violence in their own homes.”

On November 25, Senator Pia Cayetano began her 18-day social media campaign, “#Speak Up,” to end violence against women. She was our guest at the Women in Media Forum’s “Bulong Pulungan at Sofitel.”

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No flowers for Turlington Burns this Mother’s Day

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Please, no flowers for Christy Turlington Burns this Mother’s Day. No chocolates and no last-minute, convenience-store cards, either.

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Bing Pimentel’s liberating experience

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BING Pimentel wants to make short films, but behind the camera. Photo courtesy of Bing Pimentel

Bing Pimentel does not want to be known simply as the mother of Urian winner and “Legacy” star Sid Lucero.

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‘I’m still having a good time’

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SARANDON. “Any significant life change is simultaneously terrifying and exhilarating.” ruben v. nepales

“You’ve got me fresh out of the gate,” Susan Sarandon said with a smile as she sat down for this press conference. “I haven’t been worn down yet.”

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Why mainstream movies are currently ‘for women mostly’

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BIGGEST HITS OF 2011  Vice Ganda in “Praybeyt Benjamin” (left) and Anne Curtis, Derek Ramsay and Cristine Reyes in “No Other Woman”

What do “No Other Woman’’ and “Praybeyt Benjamin’’ have in common? They were the two biggest hits of 2011. Anything else? They both starred Derek Ramsay.

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Women’s group celebrates Christmas

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Women in media’s Bulong Pulungan had its Christmas party at host Gina de Venecia’s home in South Forbes. As we wore Kate Middleton glam hats, she served her astonishing Pangasinan dishes and facilitated the parlor games.

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