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Saturday, February 28, 2015

FB Scoop: Jam of Jamich Wakes Up, Writes 'I Love You All'

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Insta Scoop: Kobe Paras Clarifies Fan Disappointment Incident

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FB Scoop: Leo Almodal Rants about Binibining Pilipinas 2015

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Spotted: Kris Aquino Visits Jam of Jamich at the Hospital

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Insta Scoop: Julia Barretto Comments on Claudine Barretto's Photo

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Insta Scoop: Ai Ai delas Alas Purchases Daughter House in US

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Insta Scoop: KC Concepcion Wants Someone to Share Her Bed with at Night

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Insta Scoop: Claudine Barretto Prepares for Julia Barretto's Debut Video

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Hot or Not: Derek Ramsay

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Face Off: Angeline Quinto vs Alex Gonzaga

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Separated at Birth: Catherine Zeta-Jones and Liza Soberano

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Fab or Drab: Janine Tugonon

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Caption This: Kim Chiu

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Like or Dislike: Coleen Garcia for Cosmopolitan

Friday, February 27, 2015

Determined Actress DA had always been fodder for gossip over her colorful relationships even as a young teenager many years ago. Young as she was, DA already knew everything about the birds and the bees, and the dire consequences should she try to draw the line – yet she did – with a good-looking man.

Several affairs and a broken marriage after, DA remains to be visible in the industry and despite her age, is making conscious effort to look really good and desirable. And the reason? DA wants her Young Conquest YC to be with her forever no matter how illicit their relationship had been for the longest time. It appears that she loves YC so much and will do everything at all cost to please him – including harnessing her bedtime skills and being a slave to him during their intimate moments together.

DA knows that it’s her only weapon to keep YC’s loyalty amidst numerous girls and gays who desire him. Fortunately for her, she knows YC’s weaknesses and what he really wants – something most young girls lack. Uh oh, there goes the age disparity working for them.

Much recently, in between romantic holiday celebrations, the couple sneaked in to have dinner and private time together. DA made sure it would be one very special and romantic day for the two of them. Since they couldn’t be seen together, DA decided to hold the occasion in her home. Fine. But what about the kids? She sent them away somewhere.

Not long after, YC came knocking at her door. Soon the house was silent – for hours.

Curiously, how long will DA and YC keep their affair a secret? Everyone knows that no matter how skillful you are in hiding, the nature of secrets is that they are eventually revealed. Here’s hoping that YC’s real girl won’t find out. Good luck.

“ To me our love was everything and you were my whole life. It is not very pleasant to realize that to you it was only an episode.” ~ W. Somerset Maugham, The Painted Veil

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Mom of BSM Boy Who Committed Suicide Sends Letter to Co-Parents

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Dear BSM Parents,

The writer Cimamanda Adici warns against the danger of "the single story," of one story becoming "the only story."

My family and I are aware of the insinuations and veiled suggestions that are being made about my son Liam: that he was depressed, that he had mental illness, that he was troubled, that he had family problems.

None of these are true. I am writing you tell you about Liam.

Liam is the fourth of six children. He grew up in a simple, loving home surrounded by books, an environment where hard work, politeness, kindness, honesty are valued. From a young age, he developed a love for literature, writing, movies, music and video games.

Liam was very secure in himself, and felt no need to have to conform to peer pressure, to go out and party. He doted on his siblings. He reveled in simple joys, like the occasional haircut, Nutella, Reese's peanut butter cups, Cheezy chips. He never asked for much. He was never afraid to make fun of himself. He was an introvert like me, but talked with fiery passion about things he believed in and loved, like books and football, particularly Chelsea F.C.

Late last year and early this year, Liam excitedly shared with me and my husband his plan to take a gap year, so that he could concentrate on school work and aim for good grades. During his gap year, he planned to work on university applications, to apply for scholarships, for internships with his best friend.

In school, he had an easygoing way about him, he always had an easy smile. He had a shy and charming demeanor, and had many friends whom he loved to joke around and banter with. During the SLCs I attended, I saw how the teachers loved him and appreciated his hard work.

On the morning of Thursday, February 5th, before going to school, Liam was his usual self. He had asked me to get him some facial cleanser and hair wax with the last of his Christmas money.

It is a mother's gut feeling, that intutition unique to mothers, that told me that something gravely wrong happened while he was at school that Thursday.

And so this is where I am---I have lost a gentle, beautiful boy so full of promise. I have many questions that are still unanswered, pieces I would like to put together to bring some semblance of peace and closure. It does take a village to raise a child. We choose schools in the hopes that the adults they spend a greater part of their day with will continue with the same nurturing we do at home.

Liam's last encounter was with an adult, faculty, to whom I had entrusted his care. All I question is why that encounter had left him with feelings of hopelessness and humiliation. He brought home with him a disgraceful impression of himself that had such finality, that all he had built and hoped for were dashed to pieces.

I also write you today to thank you for being with us during Liam's wake and funeral mass. I thank the Year 13s for the heartfelt memorial that they led. My family and I have no words to express our gratitude for the overflow of affection and overwhelming support from BSM parents, teachers and students.

Liam is so loved.

I ask for your prayers that the light of truth will give all of us peace.

I end this letter with two articles of note.

http://www.health.harvard.edu/ blog/suicide-often-not- preceded-by-warnings- 201209245331

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/ news/science/science-news/ 11413884/True-adulthood- doesnt-begin-until-age-25.html

Thank you for your time,

Trixie Heredia Madamba