ABS-CBN Insider: ABS-CBN will present the newly reformatted "The Buzz" starting this Sunday, July 11. Kris Aquino will be replaced by Charlene Gonzales and Toni Gonzaga. Co-hosts Boy Abunda and KC Concepcion will stay but Phoemela Barranda and Jobert Sucaldito will be assigned as field reporters.
Funfare, RFL: Kris Aquino (who is set to leave on Thursday night for a much-delayed vacation in the US with son Baby James) and James Yap (who has left the couple's conjugal home and moved to a bachelor�s pad) received an unsolicited advice from Dr. Randy Dellosa (in photo above), showbiz psychologist and relationship counselor:
LA Times: Troubled star Lindsay Lohan was sentenced to 90 days in jail by Beverly Hills judge after she failed to attend alcohol education classes which is a violation in the terms of her probation in a drunk driving case.
Judge Marsha N. Revel stated several instances over the last few years in which the actress lied about taking drugs and drinking.
"It�s like someone who cheats but doesn�t think it�s cheating if they don�t get caught," Revel said.
DJ Mo: Pia Guiano denies, through text message, her rumored break up with Vic Sotto. When asked if the rumor is true, Pia simply said, "No!"
MJ's Big Blog: Ryan Seacrest and his production company are teaming up with "world-renowned" therapist, Paul McKenna to produce a television show, tentatively named, "The Incurables".
Each episode features McKenna going into the homes of two incurable people with different psychological and/or physical condition. Cameras will capture the drama as the therapist works tirelessly and aggressively to save their lives.
Some of the phobias under consideration: Agoraphobia, (fear of leaving the house), Social Disorders (inability to socialize or "fit in"), compulsive shopping and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Casting is now ongoing. If you have a serious phobia and are interested in participating in the show, call 323-463-3340.
Funfare, RFL: Kris Aquino (who is set to leave on Thursday night for a much-delayed vacation in the US with son Baby James) and James Yap (who has left the couple's conjugal home and moved to a bachelor�s pad) received an unsolicited advice from Dr. Randy Dellosa (in photo above), showbiz psychologist and relationship counselor:
"Kris and James should go into counseling for them to own up to their faults, have a civil, respectful relationship, re-establish their friendship, accept each other and hopefully, restore that feeling of love.
Then and only then, can their wounds start to heal.
Kris and James can restore the feeling they had for each other when they got married in hush-hush rites in 2007. Kris is still hurting from James� past wrongs. But they can at least be friends for the sake of Baby James and their family.
James� statement about sticking it out with Kris is borne out of fear and convenience. But should James stand by his decision, Kris should learn how to fight fairly.
By fighting fairly, I mean focusing on behavior, not character and not digging up the past and resorting to insults. It�s good to separate and cool off first in order to get back and resolve issues.
Separation is useless if the intense emotions are unguided. The problems may return all over again."
LA Times: Troubled star Lindsay Lohan was sentenced to 90 days in jail by Beverly Hills judge after she failed to attend alcohol education classes which is a violation in the terms of her probation in a drunk driving case.
Judge Marsha N. Revel stated several instances over the last few years in which the actress lied about taking drugs and drinking.
"It�s like someone who cheats but doesn�t think it�s cheating if they don�t get caught," Revel said.
DJ Mo: Pia Guiano denies, through text message, her rumored break up with Vic Sotto. When asked if the rumor is true, Pia simply said, "No!"
MJ's Big Blog: Ryan Seacrest and his production company are teaming up with "world-renowned" therapist, Paul McKenna to produce a television show, tentatively named, "The Incurables".
Each episode features McKenna going into the homes of two incurable people with different psychological and/or physical condition. Cameras will capture the drama as the therapist works tirelessly and aggressively to save their lives.
Some of the phobias under consideration: Agoraphobia, (fear of leaving the house), Social Disorders (inability to socialize or "fit in"), compulsive shopping and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Casting is now ongoing. If you have a serious phobia and are interested in participating in the show, call 323-463-3340.
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