Check out some outtakes from Candie’s new campaign featuring Fil-Am actress/singer Vanessa Hudgens.
The campaign features the 22-year-old “High School Musical” alum wearing two piece bikini and other girly apparel.
Last year’s Candie’s endorser was Britney Spears.
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July 8, 2011
June 27, 2011
Xian Lim is the face of Mint Denim
Xian Lim, who is turning 22 this July 12, is Mint Denim’s newest endorser.
He is currently seen as one of the hosts of Yamaha Yey on Studio 23 and will star alongside Matteo Guidicelli and Kim Chiu in the upcoming teleserye “Binondo Girl.”
He is currently seen as one of the hosts of Yamaha Yey on Studio 23 and will star alongside Matteo Guidicelli and Kim Chiu in the upcoming teleserye “Binondo Girl.”
June 8, 2011
Bench Fix Salon Campaign was "Aljur Abrenica"
Bench Fix Salon is now being endorsed by Kapuso hunk Aljur Abrenica. Check out 3 posters for this campaign.
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April 19, 2011
Miranda Kerr shows off her post-baby body was hit the Internet
This is what Miranda Kerr does, these days: inspiring all the women out there who are trying to regain their figures post-pregnancy.
The 27-year-old model, who gave birth to her son Flynn with husband Orlando Bloom three months ago, was spotted in Malibu on Sunday (April 17) at a photo shoot for Victoria’s Secret. Yes, her breasts got bigger, but we noticed that she’ve erased all evidence of a pregnancy. Are we sure this is the post-baby body?
Good gracious, Miranda was put on this planet to wear bikinis!
The 27-year-old model, who gave birth to her son Flynn with husband Orlando Bloom three months ago, was spotted in Malibu on Sunday (April 17) at a photo shoot for Victoria’s Secret. Yes, her breasts got bigger, but we noticed that she’ve erased all evidence of a pregnancy. Are we sure this is the post-baby body?
Good gracious, Miranda was put on this planet to wear bikinis!
April 14, 2011
Jennifer Lawrence hot photo at GQ
There are so many “it” girls right now, and this happens to be mine–Jennifer Lawrence.
The 20-year-old from Louisville, Kentucky playfully tweaks your imagination with her sexy new photo shoot for GQ. Aren’t those jugs so nice? And believe me, the images get better the longer you stare at them.
The X-Men: First Class actress was part of the main cast of the TBS comedy The Bill Engvall Show as Lauren Pearson. Nowadays Jennifer is a certified Hollywood heavyweight, who recently got the lead role as Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games.
I’ve been waiting for the Jennifer Lawrence sex tape to come out but I don’t think my hopes for that will come true in the near future. Thank God for GQ, these photos will do.
The 20-year-old from Louisville, Kentucky playfully tweaks your imagination with her sexy new photo shoot for GQ. Aren’t those jugs so nice? And believe me, the images get better the longer you stare at them.
The X-Men: First Class actress was part of the main cast of the TBS comedy The Bill Engvall Show as Lauren Pearson. Nowadays Jennifer is a certified Hollywood heavyweight, who recently got the lead role as Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games.
I’ve been waiting for the Jennifer Lawrence sex tape to come out but I don’t think my hopes for that will come true in the near future. Thank God for GQ, these photos will do.
April 4, 2011
Singer Geneva Cruz stripped down for an alluring new ad
Singer Geneva Cruz stripped down for an alluring new ad for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Asia. The ad shows Cruz, a longtime vegan, posing in her birthday suit in a vegetable garden while clutching an armful of tomatoes, and the caption reads, “Go Natural. Go Vegan.” The ad is being launched just after the star’s April 2 birthday.
Cruz was just 15 years old when she decided to stop eating animals. Now a staunch vegan, she says, “For me, being vegan is not about the diet. It’s really about my love for all creatures.”
Animals who are raised and killed for food endure immeasurable cruelty and are denied everything that is natural and important to them. On factory farms, cows, pigs, and chickens are kept in crowded, filthy enclosures, which are often so small that the animals are unable to lie down comfortably. Many animals are forced to stand amid their own urine and feces.
Cows are routinely branded, dehorned, and castrated without being given any painkillers. Pigs are castrated, and their tails and teeth are cut or broken off—also without any pain relief. Chickens are drugged and bred to grow so rapidly that they become crippled from supporting the weight of their own massive upper bodies. Birds’ throats are cut while they are still conscious, and many birds are scalded to death in defeathering tanks.
In addition to being cruelty-free, a diet that excludes meat, eggs, and dairy products can lower the risk of heart disease, cancer, strokes, diabetes, obesity, and acne in adults as well as allergies, ear infections, and juvenile-onset diabetes in children. Ninety percent of Filipinos are lactose-intolerant, and avoiding dairy products can help people’s bodies work more efficiently. A healthy vegan diet can also help anyone stay slim.
Cruz says, “In addition to saving countless animals every year, the health benefits of a vegan diet are countless, whereas the consumption of animal-derived foods has been linked to not only heart disease and cancer but also multiple sclerosis and osteoporosis.”
Meat and dairy production also contaminates water and soil with animal waste. Worldwide, farmed animals produce 13 billion metric tons of excrement a year—that’s 48 times as much as the world’s human population produces. Each day, animal agriculture consumes 2.5 trillion liters of water—enough for every person in the world to take eight showers.
Animal grazing has been responsible for loss of topsoil and eventual desertification in many parts of the world. The animals destroy the land’s protective vegetation. Then wind removes the soil and converts formerly productive rangeland into desert. Forest lands in China and South America are being destroyed to clear space for grazing or to grow food for farmed animals.
A recent United Nations report concluded that a global shift toward a vegan diet is necessary to combat the worst effects of climate change.
“Geneva Cruz knows that going vegan is the best and simplest thing that people can do for animals, the environment, and their own health,” says PETA Asia Director Jason Baker.
“Animals are beaten, kicked, and stomped on at factory farms and slaughterhouses”, says Cruz. “Each one of us can fight these abuses by refusing to consume the products of the meat, egg, and dairy industries.”
Cruz joins a host of international stars—including Pamela Anderson, Natalie Portman, Sir Paul McCartney, Maggie Q, and Barbie Hsu—who have kicked the meat habit.
Photographer Niccolo Cosme shot Cruz’s PETA ad, and Bernabe Pacson designed the set. Cruz’s makeup and hair were done by Nina’s Touch.
For more information, please visit PETAAsiaPacific.com.
Cruz was just 15 years old when she decided to stop eating animals. Now a staunch vegan, she says, “For me, being vegan is not about the diet. It’s really about my love for all creatures.”
Animals who are raised and killed for food endure immeasurable cruelty and are denied everything that is natural and important to them. On factory farms, cows, pigs, and chickens are kept in crowded, filthy enclosures, which are often so small that the animals are unable to lie down comfortably. Many animals are forced to stand amid their own urine and feces.
Cows are routinely branded, dehorned, and castrated without being given any painkillers. Pigs are castrated, and their tails and teeth are cut or broken off—also without any pain relief. Chickens are drugged and bred to grow so rapidly that they become crippled from supporting the weight of their own massive upper bodies. Birds’ throats are cut while they are still conscious, and many birds are scalded to death in defeathering tanks.
In addition to being cruelty-free, a diet that excludes meat, eggs, and dairy products can lower the risk of heart disease, cancer, strokes, diabetes, obesity, and acne in adults as well as allergies, ear infections, and juvenile-onset diabetes in children. Ninety percent of Filipinos are lactose-intolerant, and avoiding dairy products can help people’s bodies work more efficiently. A healthy vegan diet can also help anyone stay slim.
Cruz says, “In addition to saving countless animals every year, the health benefits of a vegan diet are countless, whereas the consumption of animal-derived foods has been linked to not only heart disease and cancer but also multiple sclerosis and osteoporosis.”
Meat and dairy production also contaminates water and soil with animal waste. Worldwide, farmed animals produce 13 billion metric tons of excrement a year—that’s 48 times as much as the world’s human population produces. Each day, animal agriculture consumes 2.5 trillion liters of water—enough for every person in the world to take eight showers.
Animal grazing has been responsible for loss of topsoil and eventual desertification in many parts of the world. The animals destroy the land’s protective vegetation. Then wind removes the soil and converts formerly productive rangeland into desert. Forest lands in China and South America are being destroyed to clear space for grazing or to grow food for farmed animals.
A recent United Nations report concluded that a global shift toward a vegan diet is necessary to combat the worst effects of climate change.
“Geneva Cruz knows that going vegan is the best and simplest thing that people can do for animals, the environment, and their own health,” says PETA Asia Director Jason Baker.
“Animals are beaten, kicked, and stomped on at factory farms and slaughterhouses”, says Cruz. “Each one of us can fight these abuses by refusing to consume the products of the meat, egg, and dairy industries.”
Cruz joins a host of international stars—including Pamela Anderson, Natalie Portman, Sir Paul McCartney, Maggie Q, and Barbie Hsu—who have kicked the meat habit.
Photographer Niccolo Cosme shot Cruz’s PETA ad, and Bernabe Pacson designed the set. Cruz’s makeup and hair were done by Nina’s Touch.
For more information, please visit PETAAsiaPacific.com.
February 7, 2011
Piolo and Aljur Hunk Picture for Bench 2011
Bench Summer 2011 ‘Return to Temptation’ – Who is Hotter, Piolo or Aljur?
GMA-7 Heartthrob Aljur Abrenica
Abs-cbn 2 Piolo Pascual
Image is taken from the bench collection image 2011
GMA-7 Heartthrob Aljur Abrenica
Abs-cbn 2 Piolo Pascual
Image is taken from the bench collection image 2011
January 3, 2011
nside Showbiz magazine’s January 2011 issue
Kapuso hot property–Richard Gutierrez–is on the cover of Inside Showbiz magazine’s January 2011 issue.

Richard Gutierrez is currently busy filming his Valentine movie “Suddenly It’s Magic” to reclaim his title as the country’s Valentine Box Office King. He has 4 leading ladies in the said film and they are Eugene Domingo, Rhian Ramos, Solenn Heusaff and Lovie Poe.
Richard is also busy shooting his upcoming fantaserye on GMA–Captain Barbell–which is set to premiere on March.
This month’s issue of Inside Showbiz also covers topics that include: “Promising Stars of 2011”, “Hot Issue for Grace Lee as Pacquiao’s new Krista?”, “Sharon and Aga ‘tampo’ Issue” and more!
Plus! Get to know more about the new faces to watch in showbiz like Jillian Ward and Gwen Zamora.
Inside Showbiz Magazine January 2011 issue is now available nationwide wherever magazines are sold.
Richard Gutierrez is currently busy filming his Valentine movie “Suddenly It’s Magic” to reclaim his title as the country’s Valentine Box Office King. He has 4 leading ladies in the said film and they are Eugene Domingo, Rhian Ramos, Solenn Heusaff and Lovie Poe.
Richard is also busy shooting his upcoming fantaserye on GMA–Captain Barbell–which is set to premiere on March.
This month’s issue of Inside Showbiz also covers topics that include: “Promising Stars of 2011”, “Hot Issue for Grace Lee as Pacquiao’s new Krista?”, “Sharon and Aga ‘tampo’ Issue” and more!
Plus! Get to know more about the new faces to watch in showbiz like Jillian Ward and Gwen Zamora.
Inside Showbiz Magazine January 2011 issue is now available nationwide wherever magazines are sold.
November 17, 2010
Matthew Morrison goes shirtless
Matthew Morrison goes shirtless on the cover of Details Magazine’s December 2010 issue.

Matthew Morrison posed topless on the beach as captured by photographer Norman Roy for the December issue of Details magazine, which is out on Nov. 30.
Morrison is best known for his role as the adviser/teacher of New Directions on the most popular tv series on earth, “Glee.” The 32-year-old shares with Details how the Emmy-winning musical tv series catapulted him to fame and established him as one of today’s sex symbols.

Images courtesy of Details.
Matthew Morrison posed topless on the beach as captured by photographer Norman Roy for the December issue of Details magazine, which is out on Nov. 30.
Morrison is best known for his role as the adviser/teacher of New Directions on the most popular tv series on earth, “Glee.” The 32-year-old shares with Details how the Emmy-winning musical tv series catapulted him to fame and established him as one of today’s sex symbols.
Images courtesy of Details.
November 16, 2010
Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows at Alice Tully Hall in New York City
The stars of the most-anticipated movie, Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows, were at Alice Tully Hall in New York City on Monday evening for its premiere.
Emma Watson looked adorable in her black dress as she was joined up with co-stars Daniel Radcliffe, Tom Felton, and Rupert Grint on the black carpet. In the film, she happens to share a steamy smooch with Daniel who said that she was quite aggressive during the shooting of the scene.
Explaining herself, Emma said, “I guess I just realized that I would have fewer takes to do if I just got on with it.”
Also attending the premiere were Sarah Jessica Parker, husband Matthew Broderick, son James Wilkie and “Precious” star Gabourey Sidibe.
November 14, 2010
Victotia Secret Fashion Show
Last night, Angels descended upon New York City for one very special event — the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. And while many people — errr, boys — look at this show for one very particular reason (pretty girls in tiny clothes), we're looking at the show for the style spectacle that it is. With crazy costumes, rainbow wings, animal print, glitter, and a performance by Katy Perry, this year's show was truly a sight to see. Check out the top trends from the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2010 below, and click here to see all 57 looks from the show.
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November 11, 2010
CMA :The Top 5 Looks By MTV.com
Not all high notes at the 44th Annual Country Music Awards held in Nashville last night happened during the ceremony. Some of the best moments happened on the red carpet. The fashion standouts ranged from crooners like LeAnn Rimes to country music-loving actresses like Gossip Girl's Leighton Meester. Here are the five best looks of the night.
BEST DRESSED: CARRIE UNDERWOOD
Being an awards show host is the best job. Carrrie Underwood, who cohosted with country music singer Brad Paisley, wore seven different outfits during the ceremony (lucky her!). But our favorite remains her red carpet dress — a Talbot Runhof strapless, multi-tiered gown made with layers of gunmetal gray tulle.
Carrie Underwood at the 44th Annual Country Music Awards in Nashville, Tenn., on Nov. 10.
Photo: Getty Images
Gossip Girl star Leighton Meester shined in a fun and flirty patterned dress by Emilio Pucci. We love that her gown and train didn't cover up her fierce platform sandals.
Leighton Meester at the 44th Annual Country Music Awards in Nashville, Tenn., on Nov. 10.
Photo: Getty Images
LeAnn Rhimes, who presented the nights first award to Lady Antebellum, was one of the only stars who dared to go short in a cute Ports 1961 dress, which she paired with peep-toe booties, a wallet-size silver clutch, and oxidized sterling silver and pave diamond stud earrings and snake ring by Irit Design.
LeAnn Rimes at the 44th Annual Country Music Awards in Nashville, Tenn., on Nov. 10.
Photo: Getty Images
Gwyneth Paltrow's live singing debut of 'Country Strong' was just as remarkable as her red carpet appearance, where she wore Atelier Versace beaded ombré, one-shoulder cutout gown with a slit-to-there. What can't this woman do?
Gwyneth Paltrow at the 44th Annual Country Music Awards in Nashville, Tenn., on Nov. 10.
Photo: Getty Images
American Idol alum Kellie Pickler provided some of the night's biggest sparkle in a Pamella Roland gold paillette plunging V-neck cap sleeve gown.
Kellie Pickler at the 44th Annual Country Music Awards in Nashville, Tenn., on Nov. 10.
Photo: Getty Images
BEST DRESSED: CARRIE UNDERWOOD
Being an awards show host is the best job. Carrrie Underwood, who cohosted with country music singer Brad Paisley, wore seven different outfits during the ceremony (lucky her!). But our favorite remains her red carpet dress — a Talbot Runhof strapless, multi-tiered gown made with layers of gunmetal gray tulle.
Photo: Getty Images
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BEST TRAIN: LEIGHTON MEESTERGossip Girl star Leighton Meester shined in a fun and flirty patterned dress by Emilio Pucci. We love that her gown and train didn't cover up her fierce platform sandals.
Photo: Getty Images
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BEST ACCESSORIES: LEANN RIMESLeAnn Rhimes, who presented the nights first award to Lady Antebellum, was one of the only stars who dared to go short in a cute Ports 1961 dress, which she paired with peep-toe booties, a wallet-size silver clutch, and oxidized sterling silver and pave diamond stud earrings and snake ring by Irit Design.
Photo: Getty Images
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BEST USE OF OMBRÉ: GWYNETH PALTROWGwyneth Paltrow's live singing debut of 'Country Strong' was just as remarkable as her red carpet appearance, where she wore Atelier Versace beaded ombré, one-shoulder cutout gown with a slit-to-there. What can't this woman do?
Photo: Getty Images
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BEST BLING: KELLIE PICKLERAmerican Idol alum Kellie Pickler provided some of the night's biggest sparkle in a Pamella Roland gold paillette plunging V-neck cap sleeve gown.
Photo: Getty Images
November 7, 2010
Miss Venezuela Wins the Miss International 2010
Asian beauties placed as runner ups, Miss Thailand Piyaporn Deejing finishing second and Miss China Si Yi Yuan placing 3rd.
Among the 15 semifinalists this year, Miss China was the surprise entry because she’s not included in various beauty experts’ lists, not even in their Top 25.
Our very own Krista Kleiner, one of the frontrunners this year, made it to the Top 15 and has won two special awards, Miss Expressive and Miss Talent. This is the third consecutive year that Philippines has placed in Miss International following the Top 12 placement of Patricia Fernandez in 2008 and the late Melody Gersbach last year.
The Philippines has won its 4th Miss International crown last 2005 courtesy of Precious Lara Quigaman.
Official Results:
MISS INTERNATIONAL 2010:
Venezuela, Ana Elizabeth Mosquera
1st Runner Up:
Thailand, Piyaporn Deejing
2nd Runner Up:
China, Si Yi Yuan
THE TOP 15 SEMI-FINALISTS:
Costa Rica, Mariela Aparicio
France, Florima Treiber
Germany, Johanna Acs
India, Neha Hinge
Japan, Etsuko Kanagae
Korea, Ko Hyeon-yeong
Philippines, Krista Eileen Kleiner
Peru, Laura Spoya
Puerto Rico, Aideliz Hidalgo
Serbia, Anja Šaranović
Spain, Desirée Panal
Turkey, Dilay Korkmaz
SPECIAL AWARDS
Miss Expressive:
Philippines, Krista Eileen Arrieta Kleiner
Best in National Costume:
Brazil, Lílian Lopes Pereira
Best Figure:
Lithuania, Enrika Trepkute
Miss Talent:
Philippines, Krista Eileen Arrieta Kleiner
Miss Photogenic:
Mexico, Gabriela Palacio Díaz
Miss Friendship:
Indonesia, Zukhriatul Hafizah
Miss Internet:
China, Si Yi Yuan
Miss Elegance:
Japan, Etsuko Kanagae
Miss Garden:
Ukraine, Inna Bezobchuk
Miss Active:
Mongolia, Badamtstetseg Batmunkh
Goodwill Ambassador:
Mauritius, Anais Veerapatren
The 50th Miss International pageant was held at the Sichuan Province Gymnasium in Chengdu, China.
Among the 15 semifinalists this year, Miss China was the surprise entry because she’s not included in various beauty experts’ lists, not even in their Top 25.
Our very own Krista Kleiner, one of the frontrunners this year, made it to the Top 15 and has won two special awards, Miss Expressive and Miss Talent. This is the third consecutive year that Philippines has placed in Miss International following the Top 12 placement of Patricia Fernandez in 2008 and the late Melody Gersbach last year.
The Philippines has won its 4th Miss International crown last 2005 courtesy of Precious Lara Quigaman.
Official Results:
MISS INTERNATIONAL 2010:
Venezuela, Ana Elizabeth Mosquera
1st Runner Up:
Thailand, Piyaporn Deejing
2nd Runner Up:
China, Si Yi Yuan
THE TOP 15 SEMI-FINALISTS:
Costa Rica, Mariela Aparicio
France, Florima Treiber
Germany, Johanna Acs
India, Neha Hinge
Japan, Etsuko Kanagae
Korea, Ko Hyeon-yeong
Philippines, Krista Eileen Kleiner
Peru, Laura Spoya
Puerto Rico, Aideliz Hidalgo
Serbia, Anja Šaranović
Spain, Desirée Panal
Turkey, Dilay Korkmaz
SPECIAL AWARDS
Miss Expressive:
Philippines, Krista Eileen Arrieta Kleiner
Best in National Costume:
Brazil, Lílian Lopes Pereira
Best Figure:
Lithuania, Enrika Trepkute
Miss Talent:
Philippines, Krista Eileen Arrieta Kleiner
Miss Photogenic:
Mexico, Gabriela Palacio Díaz
Miss Friendship:
Indonesia, Zukhriatul Hafizah
Miss Internet:
China, Si Yi Yuan
Miss Elegance:
Japan, Etsuko Kanagae
Miss Garden:
Ukraine, Inna Bezobchuk
Miss Active:
Mongolia, Badamtstetseg Batmunkh
Goodwill Ambassador:
Mauritius, Anais Veerapatren
The 50th Miss International pageant was held at the Sichuan Province Gymnasium in Chengdu, China.
November 4, 2010
Jessica Alba Counts Lucille Ball
Jessica Alba: The Girl Can't Help It! ELLE magazine's December cover star – mother, wife, and Ben Stiller's costar in this month's 'Little Fockers' – is poised to remake her image…as Lucille Ball. Everyone from her director Paul Weitz to Dustin Hoffman says she's going to pull it off. Check out a sneak peek of ELLE's interview and photo shoot with Jessica Alba below!
On owning up to her choice of roles:
"I know I haven't been swimming in the deep end with some of the movies I've done. I wasn't trying to. I knew what they were."
On her personality:
"I'm shy. I don't like being the center of attention. But when I do comedy, I lose all inhibition and introspection. I no longer care."
On gaining confidence in her craft:
"I'd been so afraid of criticism ever since I was young. Every time I'd get a critique or some redirection, I'd always just take it very personally, but now I have no problem with it. It's just a chance to try things a different way. To play more with a character. It also gives me a chance to have some input, to use my voice."
On acting:
"Good actors, never use the script unless it's amazing writing. All the good actors I've worked with, they all say whatever they want to say."
On being selective with her roles:
"The time I'm not spending with my kid has to be worth it, so when I sat down with my agents after I was ready to go back to work, I told them: It's all about the directors."
On her feelings towards being a leading lady:
"Now I prefer I'm not the lead. It's a totally different approach—way better."
On her early comedic inspiration:
"When I was a kid, I watched Lucille Ball every day. I watched Steve Martin, Chevy Chase, and Peter Sellers."
The December Issue of ELLE Magazine, featuring Jessica Alba, is on newsstands everywhere November 17!
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