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Feisty show biz talent manager Lolit Solis dropped a bombshell on an otherwise lazy Monday morning.  That of an alleged Hotel Sofitel (formerly the Westin Philippine Plaza) rendezvous of two matinee idols by the poolside.

Lolit bared in her tabloid column that she got “lost” inside the hotel purportedly searching for the venue of an exhibit she was invited to attend. While seaching she ended up in a cafe restaurant by the Sofitel pool, which had a few patrons on that Friday afternoon.  As she tried to look for a way out of the cafe, Lolit noticed two male patrons on the far end of the cafe from where she was standing who were “sweet” to each other. They whispered and talked intimately, she said, with their faces almost touching each other at one point. This was when she tried to get closer and take a clear look to confirm what she suspected. Restaurant staff, she said, called her by name and when they did, the two left the place in a huff. But before they did leave, she was very much sure who the “couple” wasâ€"Piolo Pascual and Sam Milby. This, she said, the restaurant staff confirmed. They said the two frequent the place because of its discreet location, which is far from any show biz follower’s prying eyes.

Camps of the two actors, however, belied Lolit’s tale. In a PEP (Philippine Entertainment Portal) report, Piolo’s handlers said the actor was doing a shoot for a Timex commercial at the time the alleged sighting took place, a claim corroborated by the watchmaker’s executives. On the other hand, Sam was at the Essensuals Toni & Guy Salon in Makati at that time, a separate PEP report said. From there, the actor-model then proceeded to a shoot in Alabang, Muntinlupa.

Was it a case of mistaken identity? Or did the actors find a way to “sneak in” a short yet blissful encounter despite their hectic schedules?

Either way, it was quite strange for Lolit not to use the sleek camera phone she owns. If I had the chance, I would use it and create the biggest showbiz scandal of the century â€" something unheard of even by paparazzi-laden Hollywood standards. Despite the potential “mother of all showbiz scoops,” it remains a tale, which you would either believe or debunk depending on the biases you have.  This can’t be a valid story unless the waiters Lolit spoke to would agree to corroborate the talent manager’s claim for the record or if her Startalk staff could find eyewitnesses in Sofitel who could state without any doubt that the alleged “sweet couple” were actually at the hotel at that time.  This kind of claim can’t hold with just one person talking about it.
#2
Sa atong mapinanggaong Administrator sa Tubag Bohol website...Cheers to you sir!!!!! Daghang salamat sa imong pagsakrispisyo aron maibalik ang Tubag Bohol website...

agila916
#3

Hello mga TB sa USA. Check this site. http://www.petitiononline.com/FilABC

This is really interesting and I call on all TB members in the US to write a letter to ABC demanding an apology for such derogatory statement.





#4
Question and Answer / High School Life
September 27, 2007, 05:25:28 AM
what you miss most about high school life???

1. Cutting class kay motan-aw ug sine sa melrose..2-3 movies for a price of one..
#5


Hey mga paisano now that ERAP was convicted of plunder what about Mr. TABACO  (RAMOS)...Please read the latest article in Phil. Daily Inquirer....laing gastuhun na pod sa panahon ni GLORIA....

Ila lang gibuwak buwakan ang CLARK EXPO aron pagtabon sa tinood nga kahimtang, ang corruption sa likod niining maong proyerto...


P40M being spent for Expo Pilipino


By Tonette Orejas
Central Luzon Desk
Last updated 01:25am (Mla time) 09/25/2007


CLARK FREEPORT--The mammoth yet idle government asset that is the P3-billion Expo Pilipino here has finally gotten a new lease on life.

Breathing a fresh start to the 60-hectare park is the government itself through the Nayong Pilipino Foundation, said Crispin Cadiang, NPF’s coordinator for this P40-million undertaking.

The move, led by NPF executive director Charito Planas, is seen in business circles as daring because no private group has actually tried to turn it around and get over its tarnished past.

Ramos legacy

Built by the administration of former President Fidel Ramos to celebrate the centennial of Philippine Independence in 1998, the Expo Pilipino was mothballed in 1999, on orders of former President Joseph Estrada, after the Senate’s blue ribbon committee found proof of graft in the project.

In the business sense, however, the park still teems with facilities and features that can bring in income to the government’s coffers.

This was what convinced Planas to try the proposition of Rene Diaz, former presidential adviser for Northern Luzon, said Cadiang.

Rather than leave it to deteriorate or entirely go to waste, the NPF did its bit by using what remains of Expo Pilipino’s pre-colonial and colonial plazas, repairing or improving those or adding new attractions to the place, Cadiang said.

In doing so, it shared with the Clark Development Corp. the task of demonstrating that the Expo Pilipino is still feasible as a public or private enterprise.

Extension

“Nayong Pilipino sa Clark Expo” is how this improved part of the park is called.

“The concept is to make this an extension of the Nayong Pilipino in Pasay City,” said Cadiang, a musical composer and former Catholic priest.

At least 53 personnel, including a team of construction workers, are involved in this revival effort. Musician and historian Felipe de Leon has helped in the research and in the remaking of the area as a “buhay na yaman” or living heritage.

The replicas of the Ifugao Village, Kalinga Village and Barasoain Church, and the Convento Theater have been repaired and can now be used.

The replicas of the houses of national hero Dr. Jose Rizal, Apolinario Mabini and former President Emilio Aguinaldo have been restored.

Existing structures

Still undergoing repairs are the Plaza, Arcadia, the museum of ecclesiastical and folk arts, and the outdoor theater.

The additional features are the Labuad Kapampangan, a mini-park of Pampanga culture, and the Karinan, a restaurant made of bamboo and nipa that sits right next to a vegetable garden and chicken farm.

Another feature is the “Dambana ng Paghilom (Shrine of Healing),” which is set to get its own garden of herbal plants.

Three of seven lodging cottages have been finished and are available for overnight rest or retreats.

The executive lounge, all made of hardwood and native materials, has hosted small conferences and meetings
#6
Anonymous Diary Blog / Missing friend in high school
September 13, 2007, 05:12:05 AM
Kinsay naka-ila ni Fulton Buslon Cervantes taga Manga, Tagbilaran city. He was my best friend in Highschool (BSAT) bisan ganing adtong college na mi though we didnt go to the same school in cebu. Last I heard of him naa na siya dire sa AMERICA pero USA is such a big place. If anyone knows he's phone number or email address or his address here in the US, post lang dire..Daghang salamat.

agila916
#7
Introduce Yourself / mag-ila ila ta
September 12, 2007, 02:11:18 AM
ako si agila916 taga graham avenue, tagbilaran city. Dia na nagpuyo sa lugar ni mickey mouse ug donald duck hehehehehe.. Nag eskwela sa cogon ug elementary, sa BSAT (karon kay CVSCAFT na) ug high school unya nag college sa DWC (HNU na ron) sus tigulang na jud ko kay ang akong mga school nag-usob na man ug mga pangalan hahahahahahaha...Bitaw oi igo igo jud ko ming-graduate gipang-usob man nila ang mga pangalan sa akong alma mater hehehehehehe..

Kung naa moy pangutana post lang kay akong tubagon..

agila916
#8
Introduce Yourself / New Member
September 12, 2007, 02:07:08 AM
Maayong adlaw kaninyong tanan. Kumusta sa tanang mga bol-anon sa tibook kalibutan...