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TV host steals award from colleague

/ 09:20 PM December 17, 2011

SARAH Geronimo doesn’t want another boyfriend...yet.

Scheming host is hardly liked in the home studio, according to a mole.

SH just pretends to care about her subjects, usually poor people, in front of the camera, relates an insider.

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Worse, SH is supposedly skilled at award-grabbing, too.

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Deserving Colleague was up for a major honor. DC’s supporters in the network, however, learned that SH, using family connections, snatched the award from DC.

SH will stop at nothing to emerge on top.

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Company of women

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After a string of failed affairs with handsome beaus, Beautiful Personality has stumbled upon a new love –Fellow Female, who’s not from the biz.

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Perhaps BP found in FF – who’s reportedly quite a looker – all the qualities she’s looking for.

According to scuttlebutt, FF earlier tried to court Pretty Starlet but struck out.

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PS has had gay dalliances before, but apparently her tastes now lean toward macho men.

All in the family

Anne Curtis

Speaking of PS: She used to date Dashing Actor. Their affair was going strong; DA introduced PS to his family, including a Female Cousin who’s gay.

Before DA knew it, PS had hooked up with FC. DA was heartbroken and went on a downward spiral as a result.

Intervention

Scandalous Personality was seeing a counselor. He allegedly bared plans against High-Profile Personality to the shocked shrink.

The situation was so alarming that the counselor broke a professional tenet and warned HP about SP’s plot.

Doctor’s in

Popular Star and Dainty Actress figured in a kooky chismis that spread like wildfire – something to do with parts engagement.

As damage control, home studio purportedly instructed PS and DA to go to a doctor’s clinic a day after the supposed incident.

Says a spy: “So that if anyone asked, they wouldn’t have to lie about going to the doctor” – at the hospital where they had been rushed.

Marian Rivera

A little white lie goes a long way.

Best for LA critics

LOS ANGELES – George Clooney’s family drama “The Descendants” was chosen on Sunday as the year’s Best Film by the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, whose prizes are an early influence on the way to the Academy Awards.

From “Sideways” director Alexander Payne, “The Descendants” stars Clooney as a neglectful father in Hawaii trying to tend his daughters after his wife falls into an accident-induced coma.

Michael Fassbender won Best Actor for a breakout year that included leading roles as a sex addict in “Shame,” as a genetic mutant in “X-Men: First Class,” as psychiatrist Carl Jung in “A Dangerous Method” and as sullen Victorian gentleman Rochester in “Jane Eyre.”

The critics’ group passed over big Hollywood names to bestow its Best Actress prize on Yun Jung-hee for the South Korean drama “Poetry,” in which she plays a grandmother in the early stages of Alzheimer’s who struggles with a new desire to write a poem.

Notoriously press-shy filmmaker Terrence Malick was named Best Director for his epic family drama “The Tree of Life,” starring Brad Pitt as a domineering father who mixes tenderness and cruelty in raising his sons. “Tree of Life” was the Best Picture runner-up to “The Descendants.”

The film also helped pick up the supporting-actress honor for Jessica Chastain, who was cited for “The Tree of Life” and five other films in which she co-starred this year. “Tree of Life” also earned the cinematography award for Emmanuel Lubezki.

Christopher Plummer won as supporting actor for “Beginners,” in which he plays an elderly dad who announces to his son that he’s gay.

Meanwhile, the American Film Institute has released its list of the year’s Top 10 films, listed alphabetically: “Bridesmaids,” “The Descendants,” “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,” “The Help,” “Hugo,” “J. Edgar,” “Midnight in Paris,” “Moneyball,” “The Tree of Life” and “War Horse.” The group does not rank films on its Top 10 list. AP

Top of the Tabloids

The top show-biz news in the Inquirer tabloid Bandera (and why we are moved if we are moved):

Asiong Salonga “dark horse” sa MMFF (Bakit kaya dark ang mood ni director Tikoy Aguiluz)?

Juday: Wala kaming laban kina Kris at Ai Ai! (Another dark horse?)

Kaya ayaw magka-boyfriend uli, Sarah “boba” raw talaga sa love. (Wait till she finds the one.)

Ai Ai bumigay sa kamandag ni Bossing. (We doubt this very much.)

Baron Geisler tagumpay sa pag-iwas sa alak. (Hurrah, Baron, carry on!)

Bagong dyowa ni Jericho Rosales nagtatago. (Ayaw magpakita? E ’di… wag!)

Jannelle Manahan gustong harapin si Ramona Revilla. (Pero wala na nga e.)

Mo Twister: hindi ko hina-harass si Rhian. (Fine. Stop harassing the public with this as well.)

Ai Ai de las Alas bawal nang kumain. (Uh.)

Wala raw suporta sa movie nila ni Ryan; Juday masama ang loob sa ABS-CBN. (Baka may movie si …?)

Rocco Nacino  “binastos” ng mga bading. (Hmm, how kaya?)

Alam na kaya ni Mommy Divine:  Sarah, Gerald magdyowa na. (Afraid.)

Xian Lim kay Kim: Hindi ako nanloloko ng babae! (E ’di hindi!)

Marian: Ibibigay ko ang lahat kay Dingdong. (Future tense, take note.)

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Kung sasablay sa Araneta concert, Anne: Dadaanin ko na lang sa costume. (As usual.)

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