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Thursday, March 3, 2016
Tweet Scoop: Julia Barretto Takes It Easy as She Turns 19 in a Few Days
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Insta Scoop: Statement of Esquire Philippines on Article on Maine Mendoza that Dismayed AlDub Fans
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Tweet Scoop: Angeli Pangilinan Attests to Presence of Aiai delas Alas at the Wake of Direk Wenn Deramas
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FB Scoop: Alex Medina Not Pleased with Delay of Turnover of Unit at Will Tower
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Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Resolving a Likely Scandal
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Raising a family while maintaining a career in the industry has strenuous demands, especially in the case of SP who married Former Actor (FA). Unlike SP, FA would occasionally take projects and seems to be satisfied with his role as the father/husband in the background. Thus, given their setup, FA is the one taking charge of the kids and the household. Given the responsibility, FA closely monitors the children and the helpers as well.
One day, SP was surprised that one of their Househelp (HH) seems to be not feeling well. HH has been nauseous, which worried SP. Being a mother herself, SP suspected that HH might be pregnant courtesy of the boyfriend. Then, HH expressed her desire to go on vacation on short notice. While going on break was fine with SP, what surprised her was the amount of money HH was asking as advance payment.
Perhaps it was based on her woman’s intuition, SP asked around to find out what was happening to HH. To her dismay, one of her sources said that FA was the most likely culprit for the condition of HH. SP confronted FA on the matter and FA could not do anything more. SP asked FA to leave, but the kids got in the way. The kids were adamant that they would join FA once he leaves. Thus, SP had no choice but to fix the matter in her own way. SP was worried at the scandal that would happen if HH decides to squeal. So, SP opts for the best possible solution at these times. SP offered money to someone in the household to take responsibility in case a scandal does break out.
“All men's miseries derive from not being able to sit quiet in a room alone.” - ― Blaise Pascal
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Insta Scoop: Maine Mendoza's Instagram Account Finally Restored
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Repost: Blogger Responds to Negative Write Up of Maine Mendoza on Esquire Philippines
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Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH: Why So Negative?
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About fans of ALDUB and Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH: “Fans frantically wave their AlDub tarpaulins, hoping the cameraman decides to pan left.”
Bad choice of words right there. Early in the article about Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH and there’s a slight shade to the fans. Can’t fans simply be enthusiastic because they are happy at the sight of Alden Richards as mentioned in the screengrab? It is unfair to generalize fan clubs as camera-grubbing individuals. And all the more unfair that you attributed that image to the AlDub fan club mentioned.
About Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH: “When Maine Mendoza arrives at our shoot, she is three hours late, …”
Why embolden these words? While the article about Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH is not a PR stunt or an advertising feature, putting your subject on a bad light would immediately scoff off some readers. Some may still be unaware of who Maine Mendoza is at this time. What if it’s their first time to read about her and chanced upon your article with the second paragraph looking like this? Why bother mention it when the magazine cover does not show it? It seems as if you want to make her pay for the wasted 3 hours.
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Ms. Ortiga really went the extra mile in describing Maine Mendoza’s appearance before the stylists managed to come up with her look. Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH revealed a stunning woman happy to be featured on a magazine again. A stark contrast to the woman Ms. Ortiga just described. If she is trying to make her owe her appearance on the magazine to the Esquire PH staff, they should have said so without mentioning specifics. The moment the phrase “overdone makeup” appeared on the article. I am immediately reminded of the days when Maine Mendoza would get bashed for not being pretty enough. That she only got pretty lately because of getting caked up. (I don’t need to name those tabloid writers.)
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This is the part in the article about Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH starts to really feel more like an opinion piece than a well-researched feature article. Ortiga made the effort to transcribe what little she knew of the audition interview that Ms. Jenny Ferre conducted for Maine Mendoza. Worse, she did not even interview Maine Mendoza herself. But more on that later since we see that Ms. Ortiga can’t even spell Wally Bayola’s name correctly. It’s BAYOLA, not BAYONA. He’s in the photoshoot. She should have at least made the courtesy to ask the man himself if she got his name right.
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C-list by whose parameters? Halfway through the article about Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH and the sarcasm is already reverberating through the halls. Who measures celebrities today as A-list, B-list and C-list? If having 5 soaps – top-billing 3 of them all on primetime – is not enough to remove the snooty view on Alden Richards, what could? Better yet, what television network is Ms. Ortiga actually viewing before she first laid eyes on Alden Richards? If Ms. Ortiga just used the term “C-list” to declare her superiority over anyone that fawns on Aldub, bad move. More like bad choice of words. And we’re only halfway through the article about Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH.
About ALDUB on Esquire PH: “As Anna Mangipol of YES! Magazine points out, think about it: have you ever heard of a love team who could dictate the storyboards of advertisers?”
“Dictate” is different from “adjust”. I may not know the level of adjustments that advertisers made to cater to the logistic demands of a love team like ALDUB. But it’s still not the same as “dictate”. And it’s a sign that this article about Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH is screaming/begging for attention with the kind of quotes that Ms. Ortiga highlighted. It seems as if she highlighted more of the bad ones because there isn’t anything good worth highlighting anyway. I now have to finish the article just to check anything worth salvaging.
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Apparently, the fault-finder in Ms. Ortiga is very much alive in the article about Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH. She went further by writing “A stylist steps in to fix the creases on her clothes, and she holds on to his arms lightly, steadying herself to keep from being caught off-balance”. She obviously doesn’t trust in her subject enough to let her be in this pictorial-slash-photoshoot.
The most disturbing thing in the article about Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH? Ms. Ortiga claims that the only encounter she had with Maine Mendoza is that email. She doesn’t count the photoshoot as the other encounter with the subject. She might be referring to the only time that she got to talk to Maine Mendoza ON EMAIL. Like she had the nerve to write and highlight everything negative about the cover girl and only talk to her by email? Does Ms. Ortiga have any issues with one-on-one interviews? How come it would be the “only” encounter Ms. Ortiga would get with Maine Mendoza? She spent more time documenting her flaws.
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While it’s easy to blame the negative writeup about Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH on Ms. Ortiga alone, the bigger question is why did Esquire PH let her get away with this? Is it that time of the month where she’s a flaming hemorrhoid and she needed an outlet of her fury? Furthermore, does she even want to write about Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH? It really comes across as a vengeful article to me. Like “You make me write about a topic that I don’t like? I will give you an article that you don’t like!” And now, seems like her goal of taking Esquire PH down the drain with her slightly worked.
I don’t know what issue does she have with Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH. But reading the article courtesy of some screengrabs online got me thinking that Ms. Kara Ortiga has some issues. Well, some people have some issues with Maine Mendoza for real. But not all of them get the opportunity to write in a magazine of nationwide reach like Esquire PH. Not all of them get away with writing a list of bad memories. All narrated in the point of the view of the writer and not of the subjects that she is supposed to interview. This is basically why it reads more like a ranting opinion article than a feature article.
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If I ended up buying a copy of the February 2016 issue of Esquire PH magazine. I’d expect an interview conducted with JOWAPAO and Maine Mendoza. You don’t put them on the cover and write an interview so brief towards the end of the article that it looked more like footnote or an afterthought. All of them. You never disregard the importance of JOWAPAO in the career of Maine Mendoza. (And Alden Richards as well.) You fail to point that out? It will reveal how you, as a writer, view their importance in the ALDUB Phenomenon.
Instead of an interview, you packed your article with unsavory observations from the fans to Alden Richards to Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH. Opinions. If you can’t tell the difference between an opinion article and a feature article, how did you get a job in a magazine? I don’t know if you have done this before to other celebrities featured on your publication. But surely, other celebrities might start having second thoughts about gracing your cover again. What’s the use of being your cover girl if the article ended up sounding spiteful and bitter?
It was an interesting detour from the episode recaps. Perhaps because the article about Maine Mendoza on Esquire PH really got some heads shaking. (And thumbs sore from tweeing Ms. Ortiga for days now.)
Note: Fashion PULIS Welcomes the Side of Ms. Kara Ortiga and Esquire Philippines
Note: Fashion PULIS Welcomes the Side of Ms. Kara Ortiga and Esquire Philippines
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Must She Lose Her Spot So Easily
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After rumors of her impending transfer, a Big Network (BN) finally signed up Gorgeous Actress (GA). Similar to previous transferees, GA was given a very warm welcome, as indicated by press releases, social media posts, and a lineup of projects. Although the question of having an edge over the homegrown talents at BN cropped up, GA followed the instructions given to her.
Having a contract meant that GA would again be able to strengthen her financial standing and be secured when it came to providing for future needs of her family. Because she was already at a high status in her previous network, much was expected from GA. Moreover, GA had to show that she was worth every peso BN was going to pay her. Thus, she did much better than her previous stint in another network.
To increase her exposure as well as to endear her to loyal followers of BN, GA frequently appeared in a show. This strategy was successful as viewers wanted to see her moves. To increase interest, the production had Homegrown Talent (HT) and GA do special numbers. Feedback was good and soon, HT and GA were asked to do a competitive number together.
Unfortunately, for HT, most viewers were impressed with GA. This feedback fell hard on HT and thus, her interest to do numbers with GA waned. To hide her disappointment, GA started to evade rehearsals by giving lame excuses, such as she was not feeling well. However, upon checking with people close to her, the excuse was not true. Nothing was wrong with HT. Now, her fans are missing her appearance in the show and GA now has the fort all to herself. If HT continues with her attitude, then GA emerging as one of the top talents of the show might be possible.
‘Don't let fear or insecurity stop you from trying new things. Believe in yourself. Do what you love. And most importantly, be kind to others, even if you don't like them.’ – Stacy London
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Repost: Oscars 2016 Winners List
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BEST PICTURE
“Spotlight”
ACTOR
Leonardo DiCaprio, “The Revenant”
ACTRESS
Brie Larson, “Room”
SUPPORTING ACTOR
Mark Rylance, “Bridge of Spies”
SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Alicia Vikander, “The Danish Girl”
DIRECTOR
Alejandro Iñárritu, “The Revenant”
ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
“The Big Short,” Charles Randolph and Adam McKay
ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
“Spotlight,” Josh Singer and Tom McCarthy
DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
“Amy”
FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM
“Son of Saul”
ANIMATED FEATURE FILM
“Inside Out”
CINEMATOGRAPHY
“The Revenant,” Emmanuel Lubezki
COSTUME DESIGN
“Mad Max: Fury Road,” Jenny Beavan
FILM EDITING
“Mad Max: Fury Road,” Margaret Sixel
MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING
“Mad Max: Fury Road,” Lesley Vanderwalt, Elka Wardega and Damian Martin
ORIGINAL SCORE
“The Hateful Eight,” Ennio Morricone
ORIGINAL SONG
“Writing’s on the Wall”from “Spectre,” music and lyrics by Jimmy Napes and Sam Smith
PRODUCTION DESIGN
“Mad Max: Fury Road,” Colin Gibson (production design); Lisa Thompson (set decoration)
SOUND EDITING
“Mad Max: Fury Road,” Mark Mangini and David White
SOUND MIXING
“Mad Max: Fury Road,” Chris Jenkins, Gregg Rudloff and Ben Osmo
VISUAL EFFECTS
“Ex Machina,” Andrew Whitehurst, Paul Norris, Mark Ardington and Sara Bennett
ANIMATED SHORT FILM
“Bear Story”
DOCUMENTARY SHORT SUBJECT
“A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness”
LIVE ACTION SHORT FILM
“Stutterer”
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