Kathryn Bernardo on the crying girl on YouTube

Mara Clara star Kathryn Bernardo aired her reaction on the girl on YouTube who cried over the death of her character Mara.

As of posting time, the said video has 870,703 views. “Hindi ko ine-expect na magiging ganoon ang response niya sa Mara Clara. Kaya lang, medyo naawa rin po ako sa kanya kasi talagang nagwawala po siya. Parang siya talaga yung namatayan.” she said. “Gusto ko pong ma-comfort siya dahil baka hanggang ngayon, depressed pa rin siya.” she added.

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Paulo Avelino Photos for Bench

Actor Paulo Avelino’s pictures or photos from his underwear pictorial for Bench’s Return To Tempation campaign are making the rounds on the Internet.

It gained controversy after one of the photos or pictures allegedly showed a sneak peek of his private part. But how daring is the young actor willing to go? He is willing to go n*ude for a pictorial. “[K]asi may mga paraan naman ng paggawa ng ganyang klase na magandang tingnan at maganda sa mata. Yung hindi naman kabastos-bastos tingnan. I’m sure very artistic kung meron man, if ever may gawin akong ganyan,” he said.

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Bb Pilipinas 2011 New Candidates

Here the 3 new candidates of Bb Pilipinas 2011:

Bernadette Aguirre, Bulacan
Gerlie Lero, Catanduanes
Monique Teruelle Manuel, Bataan

The three were added after the disqualification of Grendel Alvardo, Jen Olivar and Roxanne Cabañero from the pageant.

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Willie Revillame article on The Wall Street Journal

Willing Willie TV host Willie Revillame is featured in a full-page article in the Asian edition of Wall Street Journal (March 4-6 edition).

The article written by James Hookway titled “Willing Willie’ jolts Philippine TV” credits Willie for “upsetting the hierarchy of Philippine TV” since his transfer from ABS-CBN to TV5. According to AGB Nielsen data for the 4th quarter of 2010, TV5 grabbed 29% of the weekend prime-time audience to become number 2 in Mega Manila. GMA-7 placed number 1 with 31% audience share while ABS-CBN slid to number 3 with 23%.

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