Cristine Reyes Attacks Sarah Geronimo on Twitter

Sexy actress Cristine Reyes blew her top on Sunday over a snide remark that was allegedly made behind her back by her female co-host on musical variety show “ASAP XV.”

Reyes took to the microblogging website Twitter to vent her anger against a female co-host whose name Reyes did not reveal. She hinted, however, that the object of her fury is a "drama princess" in the entertainment industry with a "goody image"

Based on Reyes' tweets, what caught her ire was when the female co-host purportedly said during rehearsals for “ASAP XV” that a sexy woman would also chase a guy who is a good dancer.

Someone apparently told Reyes, lead star of television series “Kristine,” about the remark and she took offense, leading her to post angry tweets.

Reyes, who was once voted as FHM’s sexiest woman, went steady with actor Rayver Cruz, who is also known for his dancing skills.

Cruz has been romantically linked to actress-singer Sarah Geronimo. Rumor has it that Cruz and Geronimo became a couple, but the 2 young stars denied it.

Below are some of Reyes' controversial tweets:

“I AM SO PISSED RIGHT NOW!”

“Hindi ko gusto yun banat ng drama princess porket wala ako sa ASAP XV.akala mo ba e hindi makakarating sakin? Punong puno na ako sayo.”

“Pagmamagaling magsayaw habulin ng mga babaeng sexy... FYI mali ka ng dialogue e baka habulin mo. Ikaw ang naghabol! binreak ka nga e!”

“nakikipaghiwalay sayo Ikaw ang habol ng habol! Alam mo yan! Alam mo ang TOTOO!!! Sa microphone m pa sinabi para marinig lahat ng artista!”

“pakabait ng image mo Hindi nila alam Grabe ka Lang umarte! ”

“wag na wag mong sasabihin na ako ang naghabol dahil alam nating lahat na Ikaw ang halos mamatay sa kakahabol! alam mo yan!”

"Nagpapatanggal ka ng artista sa asap kasi Di mo kaya makasama! Arte mo!”

"What a backstabber with a super goody goody image and super sweet smile!"

"Wag mo ko paparinggan at sasabihan ng walang katotohanan wag mo ko simulan kasi marami ako alam na kaartehan mo! IDOL pa naman kita!"

Demi Lovato in Rehab for Eating and Cutting Disorders

Eighteen-year-old Disney star, Demi Lovato, has pulled out of the world concert tour she shared with the Jonas Brothers, for “emotional and physical issues” according to her rep.

Lovato, star of the Disney show, Sunny with a Chance, admitted herself into a treatment center for eating and “cutting” disorders. Inside sources are saying her issues are connected to the bullying she received while in middle school. On a 2008 Ellen Degeneres Show, Lovato confessed that junior high bullying became so unbearable, that she dropped out and switched to a home schooling program.

We are all familiar with the many Hollywood stars who strive to be just a little thinner, and then fall prey to severe eating disorders, such as bulimia and anorexia. “Cutting” is where the individual inflicts pain upon themselves through a series of self-inflicted cutting wounds. It is always done to stop emotional pain, with a vast majority of victims coming from emotionally abusive environments, including schools.

The catalyst for Demi’s break was reportedly a physical altercation with a female backup dancer. The Jonas Brothers, in the meantime, will carry on with the tour.

Shirtless Enrique Iglesias & Anna Kournikova In A Bikini

Enrique Iglesias and Anna Kournikova spent Halloween in Hawaii where they barbecued on the beach.

The couple has been together since 2002, when she starred in his video for 'Escape.'

Surfing Legend Andy Irons died at 32

Three-time surfing world champion Andy Irons died this morning at a hotel in Dallas, Texas.


The 32-year-old was found by a hotel employee around 10:00 this morning.

According to reports, Irons had planned to travel back to his home in Hawaii -- but fell ill and that's why he booked his room in Dallas.

The local medical examiner tells us an official cause of death has not been determined.

The Irons family has released a statement saying, "[Andy] had reportedly been battling with dengue fever, a viral disease."

More Information about Kim Burrell Wiley

Kimberly Burrell Wiley is an American gospel singer from Houston, Texas. She calls her musical style jazz gospel. Though she is comparatively new to the gospel music industry, having only performed since 1995, she has quickly become one of the most influential voices in the genre, often named as "this generation's Ella Fitzgerald". Kim Burrell is assistant pastor at Jericho City COGIC were Supt. Brian Nelson is senior pastor.


Life and career

Though Burrell battled double pneumonia for eight years as a child, she performed her first solo with the church choir at the age of only one year old singing Andrae Crouch's "Hallelujah Praise". She is the daughter of a pastor in the Church of God in Christ. Burrell began her gospel career proper performing with Reverend James Cleveland's Gospel Music Workshop Choir, Trinity Temple Full Gospel Mass Choir of Dallas and The Inspirational Sounds Mass Choir of Houston.

Her first independent album, Try Me Again, was released on the Texas-based boutique label Pearl Records in 1995. Though limited distribution kept the album from nationwide recognition, it did build a strong reputation that led to her being signed to Tommy Boy Gospel and the now-classic Everlasting Life, produced by Asaph Alexander Ward. The album performed well and peaked at #12 on the Billboard Gospel Charts.

Quickly becoming known as a virtuoso vocalist and pianist, it seemed only logical to produce a live album which Burrell recorded in November 2000 at the annual COGIC Convention in Memphis, Tennessee. Though the recording of the concert was widely said to be troubled, requiring notably some overdubs and post-production, the resulting Live In Concert album released in 2001 satisfied eager fans and earned Burrell a Grammy nomination for Best Soul Gospel Album in 2002.

Though her then-label, Tommy Boy Gospel, closed shortly after the release of Live In Concert, by 2002, she had already signed a recording contract with Elektra Records who had newly considerable success in the gospel market with signing Yolanda Adams and Karen Clark Sheard. Unfortunately, this contract yielded only a guest appearance on the all-star gospel track Missy Elliott-produced "Higher Ground" which first appeared as a bonus track on Missy's album Miss E... So Addictive, but was later featured on Karen Clark Sheard's 2nd Chance album.

Since that time, Burrell has become a wife and mother with a son by the name of Christian Burrell. She has continued to perform live and to collaborate with other artists. Though only intermittently active as a recording artist, Kim Burrell has established and hosts the Ephesians 4 conference annually to show up-and-coming singers, dancers and other artists how to improve the quality of their craft.

Kim Burrell was featured in a half-hour MTV special From The Church To The Charts in conjunction with the gospel themed motion picture Fighting Temptations. Among those who count Burrell as an influence are such contemporaries as Jessica Simpson, Beyoncé Knowles, Faith Evans and Mariah Carey. In 2004, Kim Burrell made an unlikely guest turn along with Kelly Price on R. Kelly's "3-Way Phone Call" playing the part of Price's "prayer partner" in the soap-opera-like song.

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Pinoy Big Brother Double Up News and Updates (PBB Season 3)

Pinoy Big Brother house's reopening is really really getting near. From the record breaking auctioneers of 57,824, fifty aspirants has been already selected to undergo the very tight screening of Big Brother for Pinoy Big Brother Double Up, the third season of the number one (so far) reality show in the country. Reports says the official number of housemates would depend on the results of the next process of casting.


Everybody is excited about it, specially pinoy bloggers because we love to have more... (oopps!) Have more readers on our blogs! Lol.

Here are the clues given of Big Brother's Top 50:

Manila - 11 possible housemates
Pampanga/Tarlac - 6 possible housemates
Baguio - 4 possible housemates
Cebu/Bohol/Roxas - 8 possible housemates
Butuan/Davao/ Gen. Santos - 10 possible housemates
Batangas/Cam Sur - 6 possible housemates
Europe - 5 possible housemates

Well, they shouldn't be complaisant of what they have attained so far since it's not yet the real drama. If they can't get in, they will just remain as a part of the history. ^^,

UPDATE: For more Pinoy Big Brother Double Up (PBB Season 3) News and Updates, log on to www.starcrave.com and just look for PBB Season 3 Coverage icon.

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Pinoy Big Brother Double Up Fan Sites and Blogs (Pinoy Big Brother Season 3)

Pinoy Big Brother house's reopening is really really getting near. From the record breaking auctioneers of 57,824, fifty aspirants has been already selected to undergo the very tight screening of Big Brother for Pinoy Big Brother Double Up, the third season of the number one (so far) reality show in the country. Reports says the official number of housemates would depend on the results of the next process of casting.


Everybody is excited about it, specially pinoy bloggers because we love to have more... (oopps!) Have more readers on our blogs! Lol.

Here are the clues given of Big Brother's Top 50:

Manila - 11 possible housemates
Pampanga/Tarlac - 6 possible housemates
Baguio - 4 possible housemates
Cebu/Bohol/Roxas - 8 possible housemates
Butuan/Davao/ Gen. Santos - 10 possible housemates
Batangas/Cam Sur - 6 possible housemates
Europe - 5 possible housemates

Well, they shouldn't be complaisant of what they have attained so far since it's not yet the real drama. If they can't get in, they will just remain as a part of the history. ^^,

UPDATE: For more Pinoy Big Brother Double Up (PBB Season 3) News and Updates, log on to www.starcrave.com and just look for PBB Season 3 Coverage icon.


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Corazon "Cory" Aquino's Life in Photos

Champion of Democracy
TIME chose Corazon Aquino as its Person of the Year for 1986, recognizing her central role in one of the most compelling dramas in recent history — the widowed housewife who avenges her husband's death by overthrowing the regime widely blamed for his murder. In February 1986, Aquino rose to the presidency of the Philippines after a popular uprising that forced Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos from power. She was the first woman to be designated TIME's Person of the Year since Queen Elizabeth II for 1952.



A Life of Privilege
She was born Corazon Cojuangco, an heiress to one of the great fortunes in the Philippines. In 1954, she married Benigno Aquino, one of the most ambitious and promising politicians in the country. Before they met, however, Benigno had dated a young beauty queen named Imelda Romualdez. Years later, his political career would turn him into the political nemesis of the man Imelda married, Ferdinand Marcos, who was elected president in 1965.


The Martyr's Wife
With Benigno Aquino's political star rising, Marcos assumed dictatorial powers in 1972 and imprisoned his archrival. Under international pressure, Aquino was eventually allowed to leave the country with his wife and children for exile in Boston. In 1983, however, he chose to return to the Philippines to try to offer himself as a political alternative to an ailing Marcos. The regime warned it could not guarantee his safety; but Aquino flew back anyway and was assassinated allegedly by a lone gunman while being escorted off his plane by Philippine soldiers. Corazon Aquino flew home for his funeral.



In Her Husband's Name, Challenging the Tyrant
Without Benigno Aquino, contending ambitions prevented the opposition from coalescing around a single candidate, even as the country appeared to be galvanized against the regime. Marcos sensed their disarray and, confident in the support of his friend President Ronald Reagan, declared a snap election to prove he still had a popular mandate. Only then did the soft-spoken, pious Catholic widow to realize, reluctantly, that only she could unite the opposition, that only she could make her husband's dream come true.


The Yellow Tide
Aquino turned yellow into the color of her campaign. It was, personally, one of her favorite hues; but its political significance stemmed from the yellow ribbons tied around Manila's trees and posts (inspired by an American pop song) by the supporters of her husband to welcome him on what proved to be his tragic return home. Her rallies were seas of yellow.


An Election Against All Odds
Aquino proved to be an inspiring campaigner, evoking tears and passion wherever she spoke. Hundreds of thousands turned out for many of her rallies; Marcos responded by bussing in thousands of his own for counter-rallies. The country seemed to be polarized. Almost immediately after the Feb. 7, 1986 polls closed, Aquino stunned Marcos by claiming victory; then the official tabulation trickled to a stop and Marcos was declared the winner by the government. Aquino declared she had been cheated.


Stand-Off and then a Catholic Rebellion
Two weeks of a tense political stand-off occurred; U.S. President Ronald Reagan, who had long professed friendship with Marcos, sent in an envoy to suggest Aquino share power with the dictator. She refused, feeling it repugnant to be asked to work with a man she believed had ordered her husband's murder. Then, Marcos' Defense minister and the second-in-command of the armed forces led a mutiny against the regime; the Roman Catholic Cardinal of Manila, Jaime Sin, gave up all pretense of neutrality and ordered the faithful in the streets to support the mutineers in the name of Aquino. They came out in the millions.


Madame President
On Feb. 25, even as Marcos appeared to be adamant about remaining president, Aquino was sworn in by a justice of the Supreme Court as the first woman to lead the Philippines. In Washington, meanwhile, seeing the populace turn against his friend, Reagan called Marcos and convinced him to leave the Philippines for exile in Hawaii. The man who had ruled the Philippines for two decades said farewell to his loyalists as his wife Imelda sang a final song. Then they took off for American territory on U.S. Helicopters.


Taking the Palace
Shortly after the Marcoses departed, the successful mutineers and Aquino supporters took the presidential palace, photographing themselves at Marcos' desk, poking guns at his portraits and, most startlingly, finding Imelda Marcos' enormous collection of shoes. The tacky but expensive furnishings of the First Couple disgusted Filipinos; as were allegations of billions of dollars that they had deposited in foreign countries.


A Washington Welcome
Apart from winning the presidency, one of Aquino's sweeter triumphs was her reception in Washington in Sept. 1986, where she was greeted at the White House by Ronald Reagan, the friend of her old nemesis. Her speech to a joint session of the U.S. Congress was widely praised and interrupted numerous times by applause.


The Difficult Years After
Her ascendancy to the Presidency was perhaps the most important event in Aquino's life. But it would not be the only drama she would face. She would face down several attempted military coups. She delivered on her promise of closing down U.S. Military bases in the country. But the Philippine economy would sputter on, set back by several factors, including the catastrophic eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991. Yet, Aquino had just enough popular goodwill to preserve the democracy that her husband gave up his life for. After her single six-year term allowed her by the constitution, the people elected the candidate she endorsed for the presidency. Aquino died after a long battle with cancer. She was 76.

Source: www.time.com