Sam walang kapagurang sumubok sa Hollywood

Hindi pa rin daw nawawalan ng pag-asa si Sam Milby that he will still make it in Hollywood.

Kaya, balak niya raw bumalik doon and try and try his luck again.

His problem is that ang rami niyang commitments sa Pilipinas. Yes, as an actor.

His movie, The PreNup with Jennylyn Mercado is still showing in theaters nationwide. And it’s doing well.

He is currently at work with a new series, Written In The Stars, co-starring him with Piolo Pascual, Toni Gonzaga, Jolina Magdayao at Sarah Lahbati.

May concert din siyang nakatakda this November to mark his 10th anniversary in showbiz.

Amy ayaw na ayaw sa mga lamok

Higit sa pagiging TV and radio host, Amy Perez is first and foremost a wife and Mom.

Her husband, Carlo Castillo, is with TV5. She is Mom to two boys, Adi, now 17, and son niya sa first husband na si Brix Ferraris, member ng kilalang bandang South Border, at ng nag-iisang anak nila ni Carlo.

Sa pagkakaalam ni Amy at maging kami rin, namimirmihan na ngayon halos si Brix at ang kanyang fellow ka-banda sa China.

Now the endorser, too, of ATC Healthcare Strike, sinabi ni Amy na magandang subukan ng bawat maybahay at ina na tulad niya ang paggamit ng produktong ito. Napaka-effective raw ng Strike, para, wika nga, mabilis na mamatay ang mga lamok, na ang kagat ay nagiging sanhi ng kung anu-anong sakit.

Especially dengue, a disease na kalat ngayon, not only among children but adults, too.

Few obviously know that Amy and actress Lorna Tolentino are cousins in real life. Ang kanilang mga ina ay magkapatid.

Valeen gumanda at sumeksi

Gumanda at higit na sumeseksi si Valeen Montenegro, na kasama sa mga cast ng  The Comeback, a Cinema One Originals entry, who also include in the cast Patrick Garcia, Kaye Abad at Matt Evans.

Matagal-tagal na rin sa showbiz si Valeen, whose grandparents, the late Mario Montenegro and Letty Alonzo, na noong kanilang kapanahunan ay ng now defunct LVN Pictures most important stars.

Valeen started as a Kapamilya talent, then tried the Kapuso network and then, TV5.

A comedy-horror, The Comeback is directed by Ivan Andrew Payawal.

Cinema One Orig, ipapalabas muli ang mga classic films

Of Cinema One Originals, 10 years na since simula ang pagtulong sa mga indie film.

And, so far, so good, as Cinema One Originals has continued to uphold diversity and uniqueness in Philippine Cinema.

Aside from The Comeback, other entries include Joel Ferrer’s Baka Siguro Yata, starring Bangs Garcia, Dino Pastrana, Ricky Davao and Cherie Gil; Sheron Dayoc’s religious horror gothic, Bukod Kang Pinagpala, starring naman mother and daughter in real life, Bing Pimentel and Max Eigenmann; Sari Dalena’s Dahling Nick, starring Raymond Bagatsing in the title role; Bor Ocampo’s Dayung Asu, featuring Ricky Davao at Jun Jun Quintana as father and son; Ralston Jover’s Mamog, starring former child actor Zaijan Jaranilla and Terry Malvar; Carl Joseph Papa’s Mamang Biring, Erlinda Villalobos playing the title role; Raymond Red’s Mga Rebeldeng Walang Kaso, starring Felix Roco, Epi Quizon, Earl Ignacio at Nico Manala, and Ara Cahwdhurry’s Miss Bulalacao, introducing Russ Ligtas, who plays a drag queen.

All these entries will be shown November 9 to 17 at the Trinoma, Glorietta, Resorts World and SM Megamall.