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00:00We walk hand in hand, we dream together. We giggle and laugh like kids forever.
00:12We're two different people, but we're having fun.
00:16We talk about anything under the sun. We are sisters, we are friends.
00:23We've got magic that never ends.
00:27I got you sis, you got me.
00:31The best of friends we'll always, always be.
00:39We always have fun being together. You know me the best, we're friends forever.
00:46Through good times and bad, I'm here for you sis.
00:50Right by your side, hit or miss.
00:53We are sisters, we are friends.
00:57We've got magic that never ends.
01:01I got you sis, you got me.
01:05The best of friends, the best of friends.
01:09The best of friends we'll always, always be.
01:13We are sisters, we are sisters.
01:17Good morning mga sis, Jenny.
01:22One of the complaints of our wives is that we're too gossipy.
01:28That's true, that's what our wives complain about.
01:31It's not obvious, right?
01:34No, it's not.
01:35How did Mr. say that? It's too early, you're not married yet.
01:39You're gossiping there.
01:41It's not all, it's not all.
01:43But it's fun, right? It's entertaining and fun.
01:47Gossiping is fun too.
01:49Sometimes you don't just listen, you just listen.
01:53Why are you happy at the start? Because of the who.
01:57Sometimes, even if you're not that interested in gossiping,
02:00as long as you're laughing and having fun, it's okay.
02:02I'm really gossipy, right? I have S files.
02:05That's why you know I'm gossipy.
02:08But of course, gossiping or writing an issue about the life of an artist,
02:12just like what happened to Orduja,
02:14winning the case of Padilla Family Against,
02:17in the book that Orduja wrote.
02:19Because it's a great honor to reach,
02:22if ever the book of the Padilla family was published.
02:25Or maybe the showbiz news is really good to talk about,
02:30because you can't stop.
02:32Because there's a sequel, there's a sequel, there's a sequel.
02:34So there's no ending.
02:35Correct.
02:36Continuous.
02:37Just like an item that broke up with Elizabeth Urupesa and her boyfriend,
02:41the guy said, I love you forever.
02:44Dot, dot, dot, dot.
02:45Of course, there's no ending.
02:47You can't stop.
02:49Correct.
02:50Gossiping is not what we're going to talk about today,
02:52and issues.
02:53What we're going to talk about today,
02:55and who we're going to be with today,
02:57are the writers in the showbiz,
02:58who sometimes don't really write gossip,
03:01but just tell the truth.
03:03Our guests today,
03:05and they're going to give us their blind item for the day.
03:09Entertainment editor of People's Tonight Philippines and People's Tonight Hong Kong,
03:13Julie Fennavar.
03:15Who is this famous actor who always brings his leading lady to the woman's condo?
03:21He brings her around 11 or 12 at night.
03:23The neighbors wonder why when the man comes home,
03:27it's already 3 or 4 in the morning.
03:30Is there something happening to them?
03:33Segment host of Unang Hirip,
03:35news and TV reporter of Saksi and Frontpage here in GMA,
03:39Lars Santiago.
03:41Who is this bold star who has a boyfriend who is a politician?
03:47The bold star hopes that he will marry a politician,
03:50until he discovers that this politician has another girlfriend who is a TV personality.
03:57So now, this bold star is just waiting to be the number 2 girl of a politician.
04:05He has a column in People's Journal,
04:06Philippine Star, Intrigue Magazine, Hot Copies, and Pinoy Gazette in Japan.
04:13Aster Amoyo.
04:15Who are these two bold actors who are seen in a resort in the north,
04:20that their image in the public is macho.
04:26But they were seen holding hands.
04:28Who are they?
04:31Entertainment editor of the Philippine Star now,
04:33and he also has a column in Sangasangang Dila, Veronica Samuel.
04:39The good thing about this actor is that he has two children.
04:42He has a live-in,
04:43but he was seen having a date in a music bar,
04:48and they were holding hands.
04:49He is also an actor.
04:52Entertainment editor and columnist of the Philippine Star, Ricky Lo.
04:57Who is this couple who has a routine in their married life?
05:02To avoid the routine and to break the boredom,
05:05they make love in their new house.
05:09They are the ones we will be with today.
05:11Of course, this is only here in...
05:13SIS!
05:32If there is something I should ask why we love gossip and entertainment news,
05:36there is no one else but the people who write it.
05:40The freshness of writing is new.
05:44We don't know anything yet.
05:45They are all new.
05:48Okay, why is gossip entertaining?
05:51Is it delicious, thrilling, exciting, or you're in?
05:55Or because... I don't know. Why is that?
05:58Filipinos are basically fond of gossip.
06:01You can see it when you sit in a store,
06:04or when there are stairs.
06:06That's where they talk about their neighbors.
06:09How much more are the artists who are larger than life?
06:12Okay, what is the thing about the gossip?
06:14Is it because it's a peek into somebody else's life aside from your own?
06:18Or is it because there are things to talk about for lack of things to do?
06:23Both.
06:24Like what ELR said,
06:26Filipinos are really fond of gossip.
06:29Even politicians, right?
06:31Yes.
06:32Even men.
06:33All kinds of gossips.
06:35Artists, politicians, neighbors.
06:38Exactly.
06:39Ordinary people.
06:40Even relatives.
06:41Even the maids.
06:43When the maids are not around, they gather.
06:45They gossip about their maids.
06:47That's true.
06:48For me, I resent the word gossip.
06:51Why is it that when we write gossip,
06:54we write it based on facts.
06:58And our guests today are based on facts.
07:01Yes.
07:04Most people have the illusion that they are the artist,
07:08or we can be an artist, or we can be a politician.
07:11That's why everyone wants to know what the artist's life is like.
07:15And Jelly,
07:16Filipinos, basically,
07:18instead of minding their own business,
07:20we are more interested in our neighbors, right?
07:23That's true.
07:25That's the beauty of gossiping.
07:27I think it's a part of the culture of Filipinos.
07:29It is.
07:30And as Janice said,
07:31it's like you're covering yourself up.
07:33You're not talking about yourself,
07:35you're talking about someone else.
07:37Why do we need gossip?
07:40Public opinion.
07:42They say stars are public property.
07:45Fans have a movie promo.
07:48PR on the news.
07:50It's a spice in life, right?
07:52It's like there's no gossip.
07:53It's like there's no life.
07:55It's really exciting.
07:57It's like a lifeblood conversation, right?
07:59It's like,
08:00for example,
08:01like in the news,
08:02after a lot of news,
08:05crime,
08:06politics,
08:07the last thing you notice is the showbiz.
08:10It's always the same.
08:11People stay to watch.
08:13It's like an out story.
08:14It's a light.
08:16But, Lar, excuse me,
08:17usually,
08:18the first thing people read is the showbiz.
08:21They open the tabloid,
08:22the broadsheet.
08:23They open the entertainment,
08:24they open the action,
08:25they open the propaganda.
08:27The gossip is universal.
08:28If you look at the States,
08:30Lewinsky, right?
08:32It started as a gossip.
08:34It became a national issue, right?
08:35Gossip, excuse me.
08:36It's not inherent to Filipinos.
08:38Gossip is the cheapest form of entertainment.
08:41There's no pay.
08:42There's no pay.
08:43There's no pay.
08:44Aside from this,
08:45what they talk about is
08:46what a lot of people know.
08:47Artists.
08:48Okay, why entertainment?
08:50Why did you choose entertainment?
08:51Why didn't you choose politics?
08:53News?
08:54Art events?
08:55Of course.
08:56First of all,
08:57maybe it's because
08:58we're all movie fans at heart, right?
09:00We love movies, right?
09:01Did you all start as movie fans?
09:03Yes.
09:04Yes.
09:05Was it the glitter and the glamour
09:07that fascinated you?
09:08Basically,
09:10you're a starstruck.
09:12When you're a fan,
09:14you're looking at an artist.
09:16For example,
09:17I was a Bill Mannion back then.
09:19I was still in high school.
09:20That's how they live their lives.
09:22Here's a question.
09:23When you were in college,
09:24were you in...
09:25Okay, let's say,
09:26who took up journalism?
09:28I did.
09:29So when you were there,
09:30did you think,
09:31I will be a showbiz reporter?
09:33No.
09:34I was like that.
09:35You were like that?
09:36Because from the start,
09:37I was really into movies and films.
09:38So the drive comes from inside.
09:40So when you were still in school,
09:42you were thinking,
09:43I will go there.
09:44Because when I watched movies,
09:45I saw Jelly,
09:46Janice,
09:47on the big screen, right?
09:48What do they do in real life?
09:49What do they do in real life?
09:50When it rains,
09:51do they think?
09:52Do they read?
09:53Because we put them on the pedestal.
09:55Oh, God.
09:56You know,
09:57their human side,
09:58to find out their human side.
09:59And our knowledge of their private lives
10:03helps in understanding their performances.
10:06In my case,
10:07I just want my idol to be close to me.
10:09My number one is Susan Rosas.
10:11And I really follow her.
10:14For me, Jelly,
10:15after 10 years,
10:16I worked in a women's magazine.
10:18Then I went to a showbiz.
10:20Women's magazine?
10:21As a mod.
10:22I was an associate editor of Mod for 10 years.
10:24Then I shifted to entertainment writing.
10:27I even regretted
10:28why I didn't rush to become an entertainer.
10:31It's really fun.
10:32It's fun.
10:33It's fun.
10:34In graphic,
10:35you don't know showbiz.
10:36For me,
10:37Oh, that's not it.
10:38I didn't do showbiz.
10:39I had no intentions of becoming a writer.
10:41Then, accidentally,
10:42I was written by Fred Marquez,
10:44May Soul Rest In Peace.
10:45That's how I started becoming a writer.
10:47And the people in People's Tonight said,
10:49Why don't you join us?
10:51So, I joined.
10:52While I was writing the artists,
10:54it was fun.
10:55It was exciting.
10:56So, how do you get the info?
10:58The schools?
10:59There.
11:00Do you have connections?
11:01Friends?
11:02Things like that.
11:03I'm all.
11:04There's a lot.
11:05I'm an author.
11:06I'm an author.
11:07Let's start with the name, DPA.
11:09That's it, right?
11:10That's the source.
11:13Depenestration agent.
11:14Oh, okay.
11:15Depenestration agent.
11:16So, Riquelot, how did you get it?
11:17I was about to get married.
11:19It's in my DPA.
11:20You know what?
11:21My DPA is really
11:22a small house.
11:23Is that true, Shelly?
11:24Because it's so small.
11:25When he wrote it,
11:26it's really small.
11:27December 23rd.
11:28I didn't know.
11:29December 22nd, right?
11:30I released it on May 22nd.
11:32Yes.
11:33Seven months before.
11:34Maybe you talk in your sleep.
11:35I'm talking.
11:36I'm calling the reporter.
11:37Huh?
11:38Maybe you talk in your sleep.
11:39I'm calling the reporter.
11:40I'm talking.
11:41Maybe you talk in your sleep.
11:43But when you've been in the showbiz for a long time,
11:45it's automatic.
11:47It's automatic.
11:48Like now,
11:49there are people who will text you,
11:50like this,
11:51I saw this,
11:52like that.
11:53There are really sources.
11:55Question.
11:56So, when you get that kind of text,
11:58what is it?
11:59Will you write it right away?
12:00How would you find out
12:01if it was really true,
12:02whatever they did?
12:03You have to verify.
12:04How do you verify?
12:05You have to verify.
12:06There,
12:07we'll give it to you.
12:08That's what we said.
12:09We can't give it to you.
12:10We can't give it to you.
12:11Okay.
12:12When is the decision?
12:13When is the decision?
12:14Okay.
12:15Let's say,
12:16you got a tip.
12:17There.
12:18Okay.
12:19I saw Jelly.
12:20She's in the...
12:21She's with another guy.
12:22Like that.
12:23When do you make a decision
12:24to actually put it on print?
12:27When you're sure
12:28that your source of information
12:29is credible and reliable.
12:31How do you make sure of that?
12:33Of course,
12:34you know the people
12:35you're talking to.
12:36Now,
12:37if you're not sure,
12:38you can make it speculative.
12:40You know,
12:41someone told us
12:42that they don't know
12:43if it's true
12:44but it's spreading
12:45in the text.
12:46So,
12:47it's up to you
12:48if you believe it.
12:49I'm just an example.
12:50We have a network.
12:51Yes.
12:52Clarification,
12:53verification.
12:54In my case,
12:55I never put out
12:56a single word
12:57or a single sentence
12:58that's not verified.
12:59That's not verified.
13:00If the artist has a side,
13:01like Janice has a side,
13:02Jelly has a side,
13:03I put it there
13:04so there are two sides.
13:05Actually,
13:06in fairness,
13:07you're right.
13:08It has to be that way.
13:09And you make it a point
13:10that the artists involved,
13:12as much as possible,
13:13even if you can't talk to them,
13:15talk to the managers
13:16so you'll know if it's true.
13:18If you talk to them,
13:19they'll deny it, right?
13:20Yes.
13:21It's just hard sometimes.
13:22They'll deny it.
13:23It's just hard sometimes
13:24if you write,
13:25for example,
13:26one side
13:27and the other person
13:28interviews you,
13:29the other side
13:30will talk to you.
13:31The other side.
13:32That's how it is.
13:33Yes,
13:34especially if they're
13:35the salarymen.
13:36You know what?
13:37In fairness,
13:38that's my experience.
13:39I may not put it on print,
13:40but, you know,
13:41doing S-files,
13:42it's a peek
13:43into other people's lives.
13:44It's a peek
13:45into celebrities' lives.
13:46It's really hard.
13:48Why is it hard?
13:49As an artist,
13:50at first,
13:51I didn't understand that.
13:52It's hard to understand
13:53because you feel
13:54that you really need
13:55to write this.
13:56Or broadcast it.
13:57Yes, right?
13:58But now,
13:59doing the same job,
14:00just broadcasting,
14:01you know,
14:02it's really like that.
14:03Sometimes,
14:04it's really like that.
14:05Does it make you
14:06understand each other?
14:07Sometimes,
14:08someone will get mad at you
14:09because you don't have
14:10any intention
14:11to hurt them.
14:12You really reported it.
14:13But what happens is,
14:14sometimes,
14:15you want to check
14:16your sources.
14:17You want to know
14:18if the news is true.
14:19Before you know it,
14:20you're ahead of other people.
14:21That's true.
14:22That's what happened to me.
14:23So, you should be fast.
14:24That's what happened to me.
14:25That's part of the art.
14:26What do you call it?
14:27My editor even confirmed
14:28if the news is true.
14:29She's afraid of confirmation.
14:31I talked to my editor
14:32and he said,
14:33don't do it now
14:34because Boyel
14:35is just starting
14:36to get ready.
14:37We told him
14:38that we don't want
14:39to be followed by others.
14:40For you showbiz writers,
14:41it's just a job, right?
14:42That's your job.
14:43So, for you,
14:44it's just a job.
14:45But what the artists
14:46say is,
14:47there's no personality.
14:48So, what do you do?
14:49Right?
14:50They don't want
14:51personality
14:52but that's your job.
14:53Before you answer that,
14:54we will pause
14:55for a break
14:56and we'll be back.
15:06Always, always be
15:08We are sisters
15:10We are sisters
15:15Sometimes, we wonder
15:16why we are so interested
15:17in the personal lives
15:19of others
15:20especially the artists.
15:22But as they say,
15:23it's just a job.
15:24The showbiz news
15:25writes
15:26this girl.
15:29Okay, here.
15:30I asked you earlier
15:31why do artists
15:32need to know
15:33their personal lives
15:34because there are artists
15:35who are separated,
15:36who are single,
15:38who are pregnant,
15:39who are pregnant,
15:40who have boobs,
15:41who have their nose fixed,
15:42and so on.
15:43Why do we need to know that?
15:44If it's not an artist,
15:46we want to know, right?
15:47How much more?
15:48You know the artists,
15:50it's like an aquarium.
15:52It's like there are hundreds of artists
15:54and every move of an artist
15:55is visible.
15:56They live in a glass.
15:57Yes, right.
15:58And they are role models.
16:00We don't want to accept that.
16:02They are role models, right?
16:03Yes, they are role models.
16:04So the aspects of your life
16:05that are personal,
16:06you can't avoid the personal
16:07because you write about
16:09the breakup,
16:10the marriage.
16:11It's personal, right?
16:12The audience chooses
16:13the role models
16:15that they will imitate.
16:16I have that too.
16:17What about you?
16:18Of course,
16:19when I went to Luigi's,
16:20he was the first,
16:22but he was a blind guy.
16:23How did you know?
16:24I don't know.
16:25Of course, he doesn't remember.
16:26Maybe I'll talk about it in the news.
16:28Okay.
16:29I wasn't there.
16:31How did you know that?
16:33Honestly,
16:34that's what people want to know.
16:35We don't want to write about the personal.
16:38Let's admit it.
16:40It's not religious
16:41at the human level.
16:42But you know,
16:43there's also a risk.
16:44There's also a risk to us,
16:45to the writers,
16:46when we get scooped.
16:48Like in my case,
16:49up to now,
16:50that artist,
16:51his talent manager,
16:52also scoops me.
16:53But I stood by it.
16:55What I wrote is true.
16:56Actually,
16:57in the form of a blind item.
16:58Who is that?
16:59Up to now,
17:01minutes before.
17:02Who is that?
17:03Months before the marriage,
17:06I know she was 4 months pregnant.
17:09My source is from a hospital.
17:12Is that a singer?
17:13It's like this.
17:14So anyway,
17:15it's like this.
17:16Your source is from a hospital.
17:18Yes, of course.
17:19Hospital.
17:20Marriah.
17:21Marriah.
17:22Asparagus market.
17:23Hospital in Cebu.
17:24There's one.
17:25Here in New York.
17:26What is this?
17:27We have one.
17:28What is this source?
17:29As in source that really,
17:30they themselves are like,
17:31Hey!
17:32It's like that.
17:33Landshow is a land source.
17:35Yes, they really laugh.
17:37There are hidden microphones.
17:39Hidden cameras.
17:42But before I wrote,
17:44I went to a party.
17:45The host we were talking about earlier was there.
17:48I heard what he was saying
17:50against his co-host.
17:52So I called his house.
17:53The following day,
17:54I said,
17:55Can I...
17:56You're being silly.
17:57Can I know his side?
17:59You know,
18:00I called him 4 times or 4 days
18:02but he didn't answer.
18:03So on the 4th day,
18:04I said,
18:05I'll write it down.
18:06So that evening,
18:07the production staff called me.
18:10They had a meeting.
18:11And the sad ending was,
18:13he's no longer being a co-host.
18:15But now,
18:16he's allowing it again.
18:17Was he removed or moved?
18:18He's allowing it again.
18:20What channel is this?
18:24We're friends now.
18:26Okay.
18:27Question.
18:28Now, what if,
18:29just like you,
18:30he's speaking against.
18:31But what if,
18:32the one saying,
18:34the one who's not speaking well,
18:36he happens to be a friend.
18:37It's like,
18:38he's really like that.
18:39She's very vocal about what she says.
18:41Do we need to write it down?
18:42Yes.
18:43Do you have that?
18:44It depends on the context.
18:45You have to consider that.
18:46Oh, yes.
18:47We do also.
18:48You can show it.
18:49It's offensive.
18:50Or,
18:51would you consider not even writing about it?
18:53Sometimes.
18:54Sometimes.
18:55There's a difference between a friend and a speaker.
18:57Like me,
18:59I'm just saying it.
19:00Would you write down everything I said?
19:01No.
19:02No.
19:03You haven't said anything yet?
19:04Not yet.
19:05We haven't caught up yet.
19:06Let's say,
19:07we're talking,
19:08we met at a restaurant,
19:09I'm telling a story,
19:10you heard me telling a story.
19:11Would you write that down?
19:12It depends.
19:13It depends on what you said.
19:14You said it so juicy.
19:16Oh, no.
19:17If Jenny comes to the restaurant,
19:18and she sees you,
19:19she'll be like,
19:20I really hid it.
19:21Be careful.
19:22There might be plates.
19:23What would you say,
19:24Ricky,
19:25when you offended Paps
19:26on the issue of Piolo Pascual?
19:29Did I offend him?
19:30Touch.
19:31Actually,
19:32Paps shouldn't have cried.
19:33He should have said,
19:34He was hurt.
19:35He was hurt.
19:36That's right.
19:37That's not his intention.
19:38Paps said,
19:39when we met,
19:40his reaction shouldn't have been crying.
19:42What reaction?
19:43He should have said,
19:44at my age,
19:4535, right?
19:46I said,
19:4738,
19:48he's 35.
19:49He should have said,
19:50at 35,
19:51I'm attracted to someone like Piolo.
19:52Yes.
19:53That's how it should be.
19:54You wrote,
19:55he's 38.
19:56Yes.
19:57I'm sorry for that.
19:58I'm sorry for that.
19:59I'm sorry.
20:00This is 35,
20:01last December.
20:0212, right?
20:03Yes.
20:04Yes, 35.
20:05But he should be proud.
20:06He should be attracted.
20:07I clarified to Paps,
20:08we're friends with Paps
20:09and Martin.
20:10He's just like that.
20:11He's just like that.
20:12You're the one who scooped
20:13that they're having an affair.
20:14Their breakup.
20:15Yes.
20:16After three years,
20:17we admitted it to ourselves.
20:18We started it.
20:19Let's just trace it.
20:20Always when you guys write,
20:21there's a basis.
20:22Was there ever a time
20:23that you guys wrote,
20:25of course,
20:26you verified it,
20:27but it turned out to be wrong.
20:29It's like,
20:31Who's the side of the artist
20:32that we should bring?
20:33It's a small percentage.
20:34In our case.
20:35In our case,
20:36it's a very small percentage.
20:37Because that's,
20:38we don't write
20:39without a basis.
20:40Because part of
20:41the writer's credibility
20:42is the humility
20:43to apologize.
20:44To apologize.
20:45To say,
20:46I'm sorry,
20:47I made a mistake.
20:48And to put out the other side.
20:49That's part of credibility.
20:50You still worry
20:51about credibility.
20:52Of course.
20:53You don't worry.
20:54You sort of maintain it.
20:55You take care of it.
20:56Because what about
20:57the managers,
20:58talent managers?
20:59Dogs,
21:00he's your friend.
21:01Dogs is your friend, right?
21:02Yes.
21:03He doesn't tell stories.
21:04Tight-lipped.
21:05But sometimes,
21:06for example,
21:07you'll call Dogs,
21:08Dogs,
21:09Richard,
21:10there's this,
21:11there's that.
21:12Are there times
21:13when,
21:14for example,
21:15Dogs says,
21:16Ricky,
21:17that's just arbor.
21:18Can you do that?
21:19Because it's friendship.
21:20That's just arbor.
21:21That's just arbor.
21:22In my case,
21:23it's really friends.
21:24But in fairness to Dogs,
21:25out of all the times
21:26I called him,
21:27he was my friend
21:28from the very start.
21:29He didn't say arbor to me.
21:30You know what he'll do?
21:31Dogs seems to be
21:32everybody's friend.
21:33Yeah.
21:34That's right.
21:35You know what he'll say?
21:36I'll give you
21:37the number of Jelly,
21:38I'll give you
21:39the number of Richard,
21:40I'll give you
21:41the number of Janice,
21:42call them up.
21:43He'll give me
21:44your number,
21:45your phone number.
21:46I remember many times
21:47I called you.
21:48Yes, that's true.
21:50I used to be.
21:51I used to be,
21:52but I stopped now.
21:53Do you tend to become biased?
21:54When you were the manager
21:55of these artists,
21:56were you biased?
21:57Like every day
21:58you were writing
21:59about them?
22:00In a way, yes.
22:01In a way.
22:02But at the same time,
22:03I get too emotionally attached
22:05also to my talent
22:06to the point that
22:07when my talent is being denied,
22:08I get hurt.
22:10If someone writes,
22:11I'll call them.
22:12Why is it like this?
22:13And I'll explain.
22:14Really?
22:15Yes, it's like that.
22:16Most of the artists
22:17are not open.
22:18That's true.
22:19That open,
22:20most of the artists
22:21are not.
22:22But there are also
22:23a lot of friends who are open.
22:24Yes.
22:25It's just stories
22:26that are not
22:27off-the-record to us.
22:28They're off-the-record
22:29to Lar,
22:30off-the-record to Julie.
22:31It's like they already know
22:32what's going to be told
22:33and what's going to be said.
22:34Or sometimes,
22:35there are artists
22:36that depend on their connections.
22:37They trust you.
22:38There's someone like that.
22:39There's someone like that.
22:40You're off-the-record, right?
22:41I'm like that.
22:42You're really off-the-record?
22:43Yes.
22:44I thought you were
22:45saying you're off-the-record.
22:46You're really off-the-record.
22:47You already know
22:48what's going to be said.
22:51You said earlier
22:52that there are friends,
22:53managers,
22:54PROs,
22:55and even the artists themselves.
22:56Does that mean...
22:57Can you
22:58arbor
22:59a story?
23:00Yes, of course.
23:01Yes.
23:02Does that mean
23:03you should be afraid
23:04that you're not friends?
23:05Yes.
23:06Yes.
23:07Yes.
23:08Yes.
23:09Yes.
23:10Yes.
23:11Yes.
23:12Yes.
23:13Yes.
23:14Yes.
23:15If a journalist is decent,
23:16it's better
23:17if he's not a friend.
23:18It's better if he's a friend.
23:19It's more equal.
23:20In writing,
23:21friendship is not the basis.
23:22The basis is
23:23the news,
23:24the facts.
23:25And
23:26when you write,
23:27you practice
23:28what you call
23:29the ethics
23:30of journalism.
23:31Yes, there's ethics.
23:32Does everybody
23:33practice
23:34the ethics of journalism?
23:35I hope everybody does.
23:36We would like to give you
23:37that badge.
23:38There's an object like that
23:39in school,
23:40the ethics of journalism.
23:41If you're a journalist,
23:42what if you're not?
23:44I am not.
23:45Ethics in particular
23:46is not the basis.
23:47If you learn
23:48the ethics,
23:49the code of ethics,
23:50journalism,
23:51whatever,
23:52it's out of school, right?
23:53There are a lot of books
23:54in journalism.
23:55And it also depends
23:56on the person.
23:57Yes, your values.
23:58You said that you
23:59arbor
24:00certain scoops,
24:01certain articles.
24:02Yes.
24:03An example of
24:04even just one
24:05that you arbor
24:06because of...
24:07Who's the editor?
24:08You're the editor, right?
24:09I'm the editor.
24:10She's the editor
24:11because she's the editor.
24:12Yes, I'm the editor.
24:13I forgot
24:14what the news was about
24:15but I was able to talk
24:16to Snooki
24:17and he told me
24:18not to write.
24:19What is this?
24:20So,
24:21after two days,
24:22I read the other...
24:23It's so annoying!
24:24It's so annoying!
24:25I said,
24:26don't write,
24:27don't say,
24:28don't read.
24:29Did it make you feel bad
24:30that you couldn't write?
24:31I really felt bad
24:32and
24:33I felt bad
24:34when I read
24:35the writing of a writer
24:36because he said
24:37Snooki asked him
24:38to do it.
24:39In the first place,
24:40Snooki told me that
24:41but he said,
24:42Tita,
24:43don't write.
24:44What did it do?
24:45Maybe Snooki
24:46respects you.
24:47I hope.
24:48Maybe
24:49he also told him
24:50not to write
24:51but he just wrote it.
24:52It happens.
24:53There are writers
24:54that even if you tell them
24:55not to write
24:56it's off the record,
24:57you'll know
24:58what they're saying.
24:59Actually,
25:00they said
25:01it's happening
25:02and I told them
25:03it's off the record,
25:04Tita Julie.
25:05So,
25:06save it to LAR.
25:07Save it to LAR.
25:08Save it to LAR
25:09because they know
25:10what's happening.
25:11That's true.
25:12That's true.
25:13That's true.
25:14You know,
25:15he told me this
25:16but he told me
25:17not to write.
25:18He promised
25:19not to write.
25:20No,
25:21if he told me,
25:22it's off the record.
25:23Can you give us
25:24an example?
25:25Don't.
25:26It stops with me.
25:27If I told you,
25:28it's off the record.
25:29That's great.
25:30You know,
25:31the point is
25:32I'm very close
25:33to a particular artiste.
25:34In my case,
25:35let's say
25:36Paps Fernandez.
25:37I'm very,
25:38very close to her
25:39to a point
25:41and yet,
25:42I can't write about her.
25:43You know what I mean?
25:44Because I don't want
25:45Paps to get involved with me.
25:46So,
25:47when people see that,
25:48it's like you're being
25:49humiliated
25:50and you can't
25:51do anything about it.
25:52That's friendship.
25:53That's how it is
25:54when you're close.
25:55You know a lot.
25:56We still have a lot
25:57to ask.
25:58We still have a lot
25:59to ask.
26:00But,
26:01sometimes,
26:02gossip is destructive.
26:03For you,
26:04when can you say
26:05that a showbiz writer
26:06is constructive
26:07or destructive
26:08in his writing?
26:09You know.
26:10You'll answer that.
26:30Okay.
26:31Hanging question.
26:32When can you say
26:33that a showbiz writer
26:34is constructive
26:35or destructive
26:36in his writing?
26:37Maybe,
26:39he's constructive
26:40if he's writing
26:41for the betterment
26:42of the artist.
26:43Like what,
26:44for example?
26:45Like, for example,
26:46if you're writing
26:47about separation.
26:49For example,
26:50the separation
26:51of two
26:52artists' spouses.
26:54He's constructive
26:55if you're writing
26:56not just
26:57to gossip
26:58or not just
26:59to spread rumors
27:00about separation.
27:01But,
27:02to show people
27:03that the artists
27:04also have
27:05their own problems.
27:08And just like that,
27:09Ricky's columns.
27:10I read them every day.
27:11Ricky,
27:12after he graduated
27:13from school,
27:14he gave
27:15advice to the artists.
27:16He said,
27:17this is just a reminder.
27:20So, you'll know
27:21why Ricky wrote that
27:22to remind
27:23the artists.
27:25I also have
27:26a columnist,
27:27Senel Alejandrino.
27:28Sometimes,
27:29I'll even remind
27:30the artists.
27:31But,
27:32that's just a reminder.
27:33You're an artist.
27:34You need to be
27:35a role model.
27:36Thank you, Julie,
27:37for the compliment.
27:38Maybe,
27:39the write-up
27:40can be distracting
27:41if there's a malice.
27:42That's true.
27:43That's true.
27:44If there's an ulterior motive
27:45that Jelly is angry,
27:46Jelly will be closed.
27:48You'll see that
27:49in the tone of writing.
27:50And also,
27:51if the writers
27:52want to be controversial,
27:55you'll know
27:56in the tone of writing.
27:57And you'll know
27:58from their fans
27:59who write to you,
28:00the hate mail
28:01that you receive.
28:02They're wondering
28:03why you're writing
28:04these artists.
28:06You can write
28:07negative aspects
28:08of the life
28:09of the art stars.
28:12Not offensive
28:13and not distracting.
28:15We do also accept
28:16or we do receive
28:17positive coming
28:18from our readers.
28:19There are also
28:20negative
28:21depending on
28:22what we write.
28:23So,
28:24not all of them
28:25are positive.
28:26The reaction
28:27of the readers
28:28is always there.
28:29Maybe,
28:30we're cheap
28:31or they react
28:32to what we write.
28:33Yes,
28:35you're even threatened.
28:37For me,
28:38for example,
28:39I was following
28:40the news
28:41about
28:42Jinggoy Estrada.
28:44This is after
28:45the episode.
28:46The people
28:47who are
28:48annoying
28:49and the things
28:50that happen to her.
28:51There are calls
28:52from the GMA.
28:53They told her
28:54not to report
28:55about Jinggoy.
28:56She's too sensitive.
28:57Things like that.
28:59Things like that.
29:00Just like when
29:01I wrote this
29:02to Donita Rose
29:03she was the one
29:04who asked for it.
29:05She was invited
29:06by Mark Anthony
29:07in the movie.
29:08Someone called me
29:09and asked,
29:10Do you know
29:11who I am?
29:12Do you know
29:13what you're writing about?
29:14Yes.
29:15They said,
29:16your writing is bad.
29:17It's not right.
29:18Who called you?
29:19It doesn't matter
29:20who Donita's
29:21admirer is.
29:22It doesn't matter
29:23who her fan is.
29:24Maybe,
29:25she's needed
29:26in the scene.
29:27The next day,
29:28I talked to Donita
29:29and I said,
29:30why is it like that?
29:31You're the one
29:32who called me
29:33to my job.
29:34Some people
29:35will accept that.
29:36What if
29:37it comes to the point
29:38that you think
29:39your writing is
29:40constructive.
29:41I'm not
29:42malicious
29:43when it comes
29:44to my writing.
29:45It's constructive.
29:46But,
29:47your writing
29:48is angry.
29:49It's not.
29:50It's too personal.
29:51What are you doing?
29:52It depends on
29:53the perception
29:54of the artist
29:55or the public.
29:56Some people
29:57might think
29:58it's personal.
29:59Others might think
30:00it's objective.
30:01A lot of artists
30:02are sensitive.
30:03They're very sensitive.
30:04If your writing
30:05is true,
30:06your reaction
30:07is negative.
30:08The initial reaction
30:09is usually like that.
30:10When an artist
30:11is...
30:12Peek-a-boo.
30:13Yes.
30:14They'll be like,
30:15why did she write this?
30:16There's always
30:17an artist
30:18who, for example,
30:19the article came out
30:20and they read it.
30:21They'll call you
30:22and say,
30:23hello,
30:24why did you write
30:25this?
30:26It's not like that.
30:27Actually,
30:28it's better
30:29if they're like that.
30:30They'll react.
30:31Why better?
30:32Because...
30:33You'll know
30:34her side.
30:35So the next day,
30:36you'll write that.
30:37That's it,
30:38her side.
30:39It's better.
30:40You'll know
30:41if she's mad at you
30:42instead of
30:43just hearing
30:44that you're being hunted.
30:45Or that you're being
30:46bullied.
30:47I'm not being hunted
30:48by you.
30:49I want to kill you.
30:50I won't fight you.
30:51When I participated
30:52in the Vilma Nora
30:53Rivalry,
30:54the fans
30:55who wrote
30:56about me,
30:57because I'm
30:58Noranyan,
30:59they wrote
31:00that they don't
31:01like me.
31:02They said,
31:03don't go out
31:04of the office.
31:05Do you have
31:06biases?
31:07Of course.
31:08A little.
31:09You know,
31:10being human beings,
31:11we have biases.
31:12But we should
31:13minimize them
31:14as much as possible.
31:15Journalism should
31:16be as objective
31:17as possible.
31:18So you won't be objective
31:19if you have biases.
31:20Minimize them
31:21a little.
31:22It's hard to control.
31:23As much as you can.
31:24It's hard to control.
31:25No,
31:26if you're in the business
31:27for a long time,
31:28you can do it.
31:29If you're in the business
31:30for a long time.
31:31The Padilla family
31:32won their case
31:33against Orduja.
31:34Orduja.
31:35The book
31:36written by Orduja.
31:37Of course,
31:38everyone who writes
31:39has risks
31:40that they face.
31:41Yes.
31:42Did you encounter
31:43such serious
31:44risks?
31:45There's
31:46demand,
31:47there's
31:48threats.
31:49Libel.
31:50Libel.
31:51There.
31:52But you'll answer
31:53that later
31:54because when we come back,
31:55you won't answer that.
31:56We still have
31:57a challenge.
31:58Later.
31:59Always,
32:00always be
32:01real sisters.
32:03Real sisters.
32:08Always,
32:09always be
32:10real sisters.
32:12Real sisters.
32:17What are the risks
32:18that they experience
32:19in their writing?
32:20There's demand,
32:21there's libel.
32:23What is it?
32:24There's threats.
32:25Threats.
32:26Maybe it's just libel
32:27but we have a star,
32:28we have a lawyer
32:29that when we feel
32:30that the item is
32:31a bit sensitive,
32:32you consult
32:33with the lawyer
32:34before releasing it.
32:35And later,
32:36we know the
32:37loss of life,
32:38the libel loss.
32:39Even in GMA,
32:40right?
32:41Yes.
32:42You consult
32:43with the lawyer
32:44if it's too sensitive.
32:45But sometimes,
32:46even if it's not libel
32:47that you're writing,
32:48if it's a bit negative
32:49but that's the truth,
32:50there are people
32:51who get mad at you.
32:52So there's an
32:53action star
32:54that I met
32:55in person
32:56because
32:57his ex,
32:58his wife,
32:59told me,
33:00Julie,
33:01I remember
33:02what you wrote
33:03but I didn't
33:04call you,
33:05I didn't contact you.
33:06But it's obvious
33:07that he has
33:08feelings.
33:09Who is that?
33:10And I wrote
33:11something
33:12and told the reporter,
33:13stop that
33:14because
33:15you're not sure
33:16when that
33:17artist will go.
33:18So there are
33:19artists
33:20that have
33:21threats.
33:22Yes, there are.
33:23And in life,
33:24in your life,
33:25it's part of
33:26the risk
33:27of our job.
33:28It's like
33:29the hazard.
33:30I think
33:31everyone
33:32has a risk
33:33in their job.
33:34It's like you and
33:35Jenny,
33:36because you're part
33:37of the media
33:38in a way.
33:39Actually,
33:40I feel
33:41different.
33:42Let me give you
33:43an example.
33:44Let me give you
33:45an example.
33:46There are a lot
33:47of people
33:48who read
33:49your column.
33:50They watch
33:51whatever program
33:52you're in.
33:53They give you
33:54an update
33:55on the artist.
33:56In their column,
33:57there are
33:58characteristics
33:59of the artist
34:00or the showbiz.
34:01And they ask
34:02you for a comment
34:03whether it's
34:04constructive
34:05or not.
34:06It's up to you.
34:07So this is
34:08our challenge.
34:09That's what will
34:10happen.
34:11These are
34:12the questions
34:13of your fans.
34:14Jenny might get
34:15mad at you.
34:16Should we
34:17put a waiver
34:18for opinions
34:19expressed here?
34:20Not necessarily
34:21opinions of the host.
34:22Yes.
34:23We're not.
34:26I'll choose.
34:27There's a question
34:28here.
34:30Beauty first.
34:32Let's distribute
34:33all the questions.
34:40Who's the artist
34:41that's too hard
34:42to handle?
34:44There are a lot
34:45of artists.
34:46I can mention
34:47Gabby Concepcion
34:48before.
34:50I want to interview
34:51her.
34:52She's already there.
34:53But I need to go
34:54to her father
34:55because he's the one
34:56managing her.
34:57So I asked
34:58my father,
34:59can I interview
35:00your son?
35:01He said,
35:02you need to
35:03make an appointment.
35:05She's just there.
35:06Why do I need to
35:07make an appointment?
35:08When?
35:09Not now?
35:10She's just here.
35:11She's not doing anything.
35:12She's already
35:13doing two things.
35:16That's the only
35:17thing I saw
35:18that's too hard.
35:19She's already there.
35:21Who's the artist
35:22that's too good
35:23to handle?
35:24There are a lot.
35:28I like Vilma.
35:29Vilma Santos
35:30is too good to handle.
35:33Osang.
35:34Rosana Roses.
35:36She's very generous.
35:37She has a lot
35:38to say.
35:40Robin Padilla
35:42is also too good
35:43to handle.
35:44Sharon.
35:46She's also
35:47very generous.
35:48Tita Aster.
35:50Who's the artist
35:51that has a lot of secrets?
35:52There are a lot.
35:54I don't think so.
35:55She has a lot.
35:56She's really like
35:57top three.
35:58Top three.
35:59Yeah, top three.
36:00She doesn't want to.
36:01She doesn't want to.
36:02Actually,
36:03number one
36:04is Tita Aster.
36:05Number one is
36:06she has a lot of secrets.
36:07She doesn't want to.
36:08Tita Aster is
36:09really difficult.
36:10It's the same for you.
36:11Although you're
36:12open to others
36:13or the press,
36:14there are still things
36:15you're hiding
36:16Of course.
36:17Of course.
36:18All artists
36:19have secrets.
36:20I cannot just
36:21pinpoint one.
36:22Don't tell us
36:23their secrets.
36:24Just choose them.
36:26Tita Aster.
36:28Tita Aster.
36:29Okay.
36:30Next.
36:32Janice.
36:33Who's the star
36:34that doesn't have
36:35any gossip?
36:36Or is she really
36:37super all out?
36:38Okay, I care.
36:39What is it?
36:40Christina, my friend.
36:41She's very vocal.
36:42She's very articulate.
36:43Sometimes,
36:44without her own permission,
36:45she's very talkative,
36:46right?
36:47Without provocation.
36:48Without provocation.
36:49That's what's good about her.
36:50She doesn't have
36:51anything against you.
36:52She doesn't have
36:53a lot of money.
36:54And before we leave
36:55what we were talking about,
36:56I just remembered,
36:57can I add
36:58Nora Honor's name?
36:59Because Nora is
37:00difficult.
37:01She's difficult.
37:02And sometimes,
37:03you already have
37:04an appointment
37:05when you go to
37:06your appointment.
37:07You're not sure.
37:08You'll wait
37:09for five hours
37:10but she's still not there.
37:11How many times?
37:12But that was
37:13the other day.
37:15Okay.
37:16Name your top
37:17three newsmakers
37:18of all time.
37:19Well,
37:20of all time,
37:21in your career.
37:22In all.
37:23In your career.
37:24In your three decades.
37:25None.
37:28Who are they?
37:29Vilma,
37:30Nora,
37:33Robin.
37:34That's right.
37:35How is that right?
37:39Sharon.
37:41Sharon.
37:42Vilma.
37:43Vilma.
37:45Can I name four?
37:46Sure.
37:47Dolphine.
37:48FPJ.
37:49FPJ.
37:50Let's go.
37:51I'll go with
37:52Nora Vilma
37:53and Chris Aquino.
37:54Chris Aquino.
37:55I'll go with
37:56Nora Vilma,
37:57Sharon Maricel.
37:59I'll go with
38:00Dolphine Shasha
38:01because
38:02the issues
38:03they're talking about
38:04are serious.
38:05Martin and Pops.
38:06Martin and Pops.
38:07It's been a while
38:08since they stretched.
38:09Chris Aquino,
38:10the issues
38:11they're talking about
38:12are from Asia,
38:13all over the world.
38:14It's been on TV.
38:16RANK THE FOLLOWING
38:18ACCORDING TO IMPORTANCE
38:19IF YOU CONSIDER
38:20THE ISSUE
38:21FOR YOUR COLUMN.
38:23AN ACTOR
38:24OR AN ACTRESS?
38:28I'm sorry.
38:29A.
38:30IS INTO DRUGS?
38:32B.
38:33QUESTIONABLE
38:34GENDER PREFERENCE?
38:35C.
38:36INTO A FORBIDDEN
38:37RELATIONSHIP?
38:39RANK THAT.
38:40RANK IT.
38:41If I were to write it,
38:43what would be more important to write there?
38:45If I were to write it?
38:47Oh, three headlines.
38:49Equally rank.
38:51But still, if you write it,
38:53you can't write it equally.
38:55You can't?
38:57You can separate it.
38:59Although, three different titles.
39:01No, just for fun.
39:03For fun, yes.
39:05For drugs.
39:07Sexual preference.
39:09For me,
39:11questionable gender is number one.
39:13Why?
39:15Because people are always
39:17irritated by that.
39:19Especially if it's too girly
39:21or too mean.
39:23It's the third item.
39:25Forbidden relationship.
39:27What's the other one?
39:29Drugs.
39:31Forbidden relationship.
39:33I want to be first.
39:35Unlikely.
39:37Forbidden.
39:39Don't say unlikely, forbidden.
39:41You're exciting.
39:43It will depend.
39:45For me, it will depend
39:47if we're going to name names.
39:49Boring?
39:51Boring.
39:53So if you're going to write forbidden relationship
39:55and headline it, you need to name names.
39:57But the good thing about blind items is
39:59you'll be more intrigued.
40:01Top three interviews
40:03that you want to do based on
40:05recent issues.
40:07What's the first question
40:09for those who are concerned?
40:11Closer to home.
40:13What's your first question to Janice?
40:15Of course, all of them.
40:17What happened?
40:19Do I need to answer?
40:21I'll answer.
40:23In the bus.
40:25She's in the S5, right?
40:27She's in the S5.
40:29That's nice.
40:31Joanna Alma.
40:33Who would you ask first?
40:35Who would you ask first?
40:37Who would you ask first?
40:39Who would you ask first?
40:41Wow.
40:45Janice, John, Dolphy.
40:47On opposite sides of the table.
40:49That's it.
40:51That's Janice, that's Alma, that's Joey.
40:53What's your question to them?
40:55First question.
40:57Okay, fine.
40:59Too bad.
41:01What would John do
41:03to make you forgive him?
41:05Me?
41:07I'm concerned about Paps
41:09and Martin.
41:11Paps is like a son to me.
41:13I think both of them.
41:15Can't you go back?
41:17No, I'm still hoping.
41:19Natalie Wood
41:21and...
41:23Nora Honor.
41:25Nora Honor.
41:27I'll ask her,
41:29who do you love more?
41:31Killing or John Rendes?
41:33Who do you love more?
41:37I'll ask Julie.
41:39I'll ask Jelly.
41:41Jelly, when will you become friends
41:43with a non-singer actress?
41:45Why?
41:47Because we need to be friends.
41:49We need to be friends.
41:51We can talk, but...
41:53When will you talk?
41:55When will you talk?
41:57Why are you talking?
41:59Next question, when?
42:01Maybe when we meet,
42:03and there's a chance, why not?
42:05Let's not get too close.
42:07I don't want to
42:09give names, but I'll ask
42:11the ones with questionable gender.
42:13Hey!
42:17Rikki's blind item,
42:19the five in Cebu.
42:21I want to know that.
42:23They'll have lunch here.
42:25I'll ask them,
42:27if it's true.
42:29I've had that experience.
42:31I asked a girl,
42:33if it's true that
42:35you really like girls.
42:37She told me,
42:39but now she doesn't.
42:41It's Karol.
42:43That's okay.
42:45The more open you are, it's okay.
42:47Especially if it's sexual preference.
42:49That's who you are.
42:51Number one, sexual preference.
42:53Because it affects the attitude
42:55of the person concerned.
42:57There's a lot of load off them.
42:59Am I right?
43:03Thank you, too.
43:05There's a lot more to say.
43:07There's a lot more to ask.
43:09There's a lot more to talk about.
43:11We're running out of time.
43:13Thank you for sharing
43:15the information.
43:17I hope next time, you'll be more open.
43:21We'll give you the blinds.
43:23We'll give them to you.
43:25We don't have blind items anymore.
43:29Thank you so much again.
43:31You're the only one who knows.
43:33No.
43:35On that note,
43:37we'll be back.
43:51We are sisters.
44:22That's natural.
44:24How about you?
44:26When do you get hurt?
44:28Not anymore.
44:30I'm used to pain.
44:32You're used to pain.
44:34I don't get hurt.
44:36Not anymore.
44:38I feel like
44:40that's part of their job.
44:42If they write, it's fine.
44:44If you complain, it's like...
44:46What if there's no intrigue?
44:48Or no writers?
44:50We won't enjoy it.
44:52We won't talk about it.
44:54Obviously, we need them.
44:56That's right.
44:58As long as
45:00it's fun.
45:02Or stories.
45:04Because when we talk,
45:06it's just stories.
45:08We'll see each other again.
45:10We'll talk about other people.
45:12I feel like crying.
45:14Tomorrow.
45:16Tomorrow, here at SIS.
45:18SIS would like to thank
45:20Bambi Fuentes,
45:22Mossimo, F&H,
45:24Chloe for our eyewear,
45:26Optical Works,
45:28Adidas, Janeline Shoes,
45:30Wade Shoes,
45:32Bayo, Under the Sea Pet Shop,
45:34Salon de Manila,
45:36La Germania,
45:38680 Home Appliances,
45:40Girostar,
45:42Mano Mano,
45:44Play and Display,
45:46Balloon Furniture Enterprise,
45:48The Barnyard,
45:50Grand Flora,
45:52Our Home,
45:54Wayless Center and Spa,
45:56Balloon Creations,
45:58Color My Hair,
46:00and Union Square.
46:02Who's the artist that's too hard to handle?
46:04There are a lot of artists.
46:06But I can mention Gaby Concepcion.
46:08Before,
46:10I wanted to interview her.
46:12She's already there.
46:14I told my father,
46:16Can I interview your son?
46:18He said,
46:20You need to make an appointment first.
46:22She's already there.
46:24Why do I need to interview her?
46:26She's already there.
46:28What's your question?
46:30Can't we really get back together?
46:32Okay, fine.
46:34Fine.
46:36What will Jan do
46:38for you to call her?