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Showing posts with label Celebrity Photos. Show all posts
Joshua Dionisio at Barbie Forteza Patok ang Loveteam!
Very successful ang premiere night ng Tween Academy: Class of 2012 na ginanap sa Cinema 9 at 10 ng SM Megamall nung nakaraang Sabado.
Hindi na namin tinapos ang buong pelikula dahil sa wala na kaming naririnig kundi puro tilian na lang ng mga fans. Kaya panonoorin na lang namin ito sa regular showing bukas.
Base sa attendance ng mga tagahanga na dumagsa sa naturang premiere night, lamang na lamang pa rin ang love team nina Joshua Dionisio at Barbie Forteza. Sila pa rin ang pinakamalakas at talagang matindi ang suporta ng mga followers ng dalawa.
Hindi na namin tinapos ang buong pelikula dahil sa wala na kaming naririnig kundi puro tilian na lang ng mga fans. Kaya panonoorin na lang namin ito sa regular showing bukas.
Base sa attendance ng mga tagahanga na dumagsa sa naturang premiere night, lamang na lamang pa rin ang love team nina Joshua Dionisio at Barbie Forteza. Sila pa rin ang pinakamalakas at talagang matindi ang suporta ng mga followers ng dalawa.
Tween Hearts Girls
FHM June 2011 Cover Stef Prescott undresses in front of 'gay' actor
STEF Prescott is the cover girl of FHM for June. “They first asked me two years ago after StarStruck IV,” she says. “But I felt I wasn’t ready then, not only emotionally but even with the way I look. When I turned 20 last March 29, I thought of things I can do for my career and I told my mom: Magpa-sexy kaya ako? And she said, sige, go! I was surprised as she’s very conservative and overprotective kasi only child niya ako. But she said basta ba hindi malaswa ang dating and tasteful ang execution, she trusts that I won’t do anything to hurt my name and reputation. So I told GMA Artist Center na I’m ready for FHM. They said, sigurado ka? I said yes and in two weeks, pinictorial na ako. We did it in Boracay and I had the same stylist as Rich Asuncion. Kung siya, bright colors ang suot na swimsuits, ako naman, darker.”
Standing 5’5” and measuring 36-26-36, Stef was born in Seattle, USA. At 12, her American dad
Standing 5’5” and measuring 36-26-36, Stef was born in Seattle, USA. At 12, her American dad
The Black Book: Bea Binene, Joyce Ching, Steph Henares and Julie Ann San Jose
Bea Binene
Bea began her showbiz career in the reality TV series StarStruck Kids, and has since appeared in various TV shows. She has done hosting and acting gigs, including a spot in Lovely Day and in the comedy series Bahay Mo Ba 'To. Her most recent character is her most memorable yet, playing the kikay Natalie in the recently-concluded primetime series First Time.
The Black Book: Ryza Cenon, Barbie Forteza, Mark Herras and Kris Bernal
Ryza Cenon
The Ultimate Survivor of Starstruck 2 has proven that she can act alongside the best of Philippine drama actors.
The Black Book: Paulo Avelino, LJ Reyes, Bela Padilla, Rocco Nacino and Yasmien Kurdi
Paulo Avelino and LJ Reyes
Paulo's favorite TV show right now is True Blood, he says: "there's just something about the show; sobrang astig yung mga vampires."
Why did LJ Reyes enter showbusiness? "I love performing, acting, dancing, and I enjoy everything about it."
The Black Book: Steven Silva, Enzo Pineda, Mike Tan and Joshua Dionisio
Steven Silva
He is the Davaoeño who wants to make his parents proud through his love for singing.
The Black Book: Vaness Del Moral, Nadine Samonte, La Diva and Diva Montelaba
Vaness Del Moral
This perky StarStruck 3 Avenger doesn't just sing, dance, and act. She writes poetry and songs, too!
The Black Book: Lovi Poe, Sheena Halili, Frencheska Farr and Lexi Fernandez
Lovi Poe
The lovely Lovi continues to make waves with her classic movie star looks and youthful charm. It’s no surprise that many have fallen for Lovi's sultry eyes and smooth voice.
GMA Artist Center launches The Black Book
Manila, Philippines - Not even Typhoon Bebeng’s prelude of heavy rains, thunder and lightning could deter the stars and GMA network bigwigs from coming out of their comfort zones last May 24 to be present in the well-appointed occasion launching GMA Artist Center (GMAAC)’s The Black Book, the latest catalogue of its steadily rising stable of talents, held at the Republiq in Resorts World Hotel in Parañaque City.
No less than GMA president and chief executive officer, lawyer Felipe Gozon, presided over the short and simple ceremonies, in the presence of other GMA executives led by GMAAC head Ida Ramos-Henares, also vice president for the Talent Management Division. The esteemed crowd that night also included lawyer Annette Gozon-Abrogar, president of GMA Films and other GMA executives such as Joey Abacan, Marivin Arayata, Gigi Santiago-Lara, Reggie Bautista, among others.
Gozon said, “GMA 7 a few years ago didn’t even have any contract artist under its management. But now, more than seven years after, GMAAC has produced homegrown artists, some of whom have made outstanding mark in the entertainment industry as a whole.”
Gozon cited the partnership, saying “definitely, the Talent Development and Management Department of GMA Artist Center is now a key partner in making us the No. 1 station in the country today.”
The more than 60-strong contract artists of GMAAC, led by today’s movie and television-raters, newsmakers and singing sensations, succeeded in making the event significant, turning the rainy, cold night into a warm, glittery affair of young people out to conquer the world.
Those who took centerstage that night were prime talents Iza Calzado, Rhian Ramos, Mark Herras, Aljur Abrenica, Kris Bernal, Sheena Halili, Dion Ignacio, Ryza Cenon, Bela Padilla, Dominic Roco, Kevin Santos, Vaness del Moral, Stef Prescott, Prince Estefan, Princess Snell, Dex Quindoza, Pancho Magno, Benedict Campos, Rey Talosig, and Djanin Cruz; StarStruck talents Sarah Lahbati, Nina Kodaka, Fianca Cruz, Rox Montealegre, Lou Sison, Vicky Ortega, Steven Silva, Rocco Nacino, Enzo Pineda, Sef Cadayona and Diva Montelaba; La Diva; tween stars Barbie Forteza, Louise delos Reyes, Alden Richards, Julieanne San Jose, Bea Binene, Joanna Marie Tan, Derrick Monasterio, Lexi Fernandez, Krytal Reyes, Joyce Ching, and Kristoffer Martin; hosts Luane Dy, Victor Aliwalas, Stephanie Henares and Gino dela Peña; comedians Chariz Solomon, Moymoy Palaboy and Jan Manual.
There were a handful who failed to make it to the event due to unavoidable circumstances. Marvin Agustin, Jackie Rice, Iwa Moto, Joshua Dionisio, Rich Asuncion, Yasmien Kurdi, Nadine Samonte, Solenn Heussaff, Lovi Poe, Isabelle Diaz, Isabel Oli, siblings Maxene Magalona, Saab Magalona, Elmo Magalona, Arkin Magalona and Frank Magalona, Kylie Padilla, Frencheska Farr, Gwen Zamora, Ellen Adarna, Chynna Ortaleza and Jillian Ward, among many others, were not present during the launch at the Republiq but they are as much a part of The Black Book as the others.
GMAAC prides itself with having worked only with the best talents in the business in coming up with The
No less than GMA president and chief executive officer, lawyer Felipe Gozon, presided over the short and simple ceremonies, in the presence of other GMA executives led by GMAAC head Ida Ramos-Henares, also vice president for the Talent Management Division. The esteemed crowd that night also included lawyer Annette Gozon-Abrogar, president of GMA Films and other GMA executives such as Joey Abacan, Marivin Arayata, Gigi Santiago-Lara, Reggie Bautista, among others.
Gozon said, “GMA 7 a few years ago didn’t even have any contract artist under its management. But now, more than seven years after, GMAAC has produced homegrown artists, some of whom have made outstanding mark in the entertainment industry as a whole.”
Gozon cited the partnership, saying “definitely, the Talent Development and Management Department of GMA Artist Center is now a key partner in making us the No. 1 station in the country today.”
The more than 60-strong contract artists of GMAAC, led by today’s movie and television-raters, newsmakers and singing sensations, succeeded in making the event significant, turning the rainy, cold night into a warm, glittery affair of young people out to conquer the world.
Those who took centerstage that night were prime talents Iza Calzado, Rhian Ramos, Mark Herras, Aljur Abrenica, Kris Bernal, Sheena Halili, Dion Ignacio, Ryza Cenon, Bela Padilla, Dominic Roco, Kevin Santos, Vaness del Moral, Stef Prescott, Prince Estefan, Princess Snell, Dex Quindoza, Pancho Magno, Benedict Campos, Rey Talosig, and Djanin Cruz; StarStruck talents Sarah Lahbati, Nina Kodaka, Fianca Cruz, Rox Montealegre, Lou Sison, Vicky Ortega, Steven Silva, Rocco Nacino, Enzo Pineda, Sef Cadayona and Diva Montelaba; La Diva; tween stars Barbie Forteza, Louise delos Reyes, Alden Richards, Julieanne San Jose, Bea Binene, Joanna Marie Tan, Derrick Monasterio, Lexi Fernandez, Krytal Reyes, Joyce Ching, and Kristoffer Martin; hosts Luane Dy, Victor Aliwalas, Stephanie Henares and Gino dela Peña; comedians Chariz Solomon, Moymoy Palaboy and Jan Manual.
There were a handful who failed to make it to the event due to unavoidable circumstances. Marvin Agustin, Jackie Rice, Iwa Moto, Joshua Dionisio, Rich Asuncion, Yasmien Kurdi, Nadine Samonte, Solenn Heussaff, Lovi Poe, Isabelle Diaz, Isabel Oli, siblings Maxene Magalona, Saab Magalona, Elmo Magalona, Arkin Magalona and Frank Magalona, Kylie Padilla, Frencheska Farr, Gwen Zamora, Ellen Adarna, Chynna Ortaleza and Jillian Ward, among many others, were not present during the launch at the Republiq but they are as much a part of The Black Book as the others.
GMAAC prides itself with having worked only with the best talents in the business in coming up with The
