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Monday, July 11, 2011

Jericho Rosales, Iya Villania and Melai Cantiveros Challenge The Stars in “I Dare You” - ABS-CBN’s First Realiserye

ABS-CBN’s News and Current Affairs division and TV Entertainment Group have joined forces for the very first time on a new reality show on Philippine TV, “I Dare You,” which is set to change the views and lives of famous and ordinary Kapamilya starting Monday, July 11.

Hosted by award-winning actor Jericho Rosales, versatile actress and host Iya Villania, and comedy princess Melai Cantiveros, “I Dare You” will test the resilience and determination of celebrity Kapamilya challengers, who will carry-out a series of challenges in order to help win a reward for ordinary Filipinos worthy of the title, “Bidang Kapamilya.”

The “Bidang Kapamilya” are everyday Pinoys who bravely face life’s challenges no matter how hard they get. They are the market vendors, the teachers in far-flung areas, the laborers, stuntmen, garbage and junk collectors, farmers, senior citizens, people with disability, among others.

Celebrity Kapamilya challengers will enter their world and experience their lives first hand to understand their way of life and to also to help win a reward for them by beating other celebrities in the challenge.

In the first episode of “I Dare You,” popular dancer and theater actor Gab Valencianoand multi-awarded actress Alessandra De Rossi will join Jericho in his return to his roots in Marikina, where he carried loads and sold fish in a wet market.




This is the first time the public gets to see Gab and Alessandra without the make-up, without their assistants and performing without any “cuts” or “take-twos.” Viewers will also hear Jericho’s inspiring rags-to-riches story, as told and demonstrated by the actor himself.

Jericho clarified that though the celebrities will have to dress down and work, it is not the goal of the program to deglamorize them. He said the stars are actually given the opportunity to show who they really are behind the camera and away from the limelight.

In an interview with www.push.com.ph he explained, “Our program works both ways. The ordinary people get to see the real emotions of the artists, and the artists get to see how an ordinary person lives.

Iya added that the celebrity Kapamilya challengers aren’t the only ones who will get inspiration from the real-life and unscripted drama featured in the show. She said viewers will also learn from the experiences of the “Bidang Kapamilya” and the celebrities.

I Dare You is here to inspire and challenge people to face their personal trials, just like what our Kapamilyas are doing no matter how difficult their lives are already,” she said.

Meanwhile, although “I Dare You” is filled with heart-tugging stories, viewers can also expect light and funny moments courtesy of Melai, who will join her close friends Jericho and Iya in guiding celebrity Kapamilya challengers.

I am the wacky, naughty, and less serious host in the show,” said the former Pinoy Big Brother Big Winner. Like Jericho and Iya, Melai said she appreciates the depth of this project.

Our hosting here is full of heart and purpose,” she said.


I Dare You- Trailer:



Join Jericho Rosales, Iya Villania, and Melai Cantiveros as they put the focus on Filipinos who do not back down from life’s challenges in “I Dare You,” from Monday to Friday beginning July 11, before “Mula sa Puso” on ABS-CBN.

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Anne Curtis just landed from Australia rides MRT to Kylie Minogue's concert

Wondering why "MRT" is trending on Twitter right now?
It is because Kapamilya actress-host Anne Curtis who has more than a million of followers on Twitter used one of the trains of the Metro Rail Transit (MRT) to be at Kylie Minogue's concert at the Araneta Coliseum. She posted a tweet and a pic of her riding the public train which was "retweeted" by her followers. Check out Anne's series of tweets below telling about the incident:
"Just landed!!! I'm so late for Kylie!!! Should I dress up at take the MRT?!!!"

"Hulaan nyo Kung nasaan ako para makahabol kay #Kylie? :p http://t.co/BzOEFku"

"I'm in the girls area! They're all nice! Swerte daw ako at hindi masyado siksikan! :)"

"Don't worry guys! I'm with my angel Maryann! And mababait lahat ng girls! D magulo! Picture picture taking lang at chikahan!"

"I like the fact that there's a ladies and men's section! Thumbs up!"

"I can see the traffic on Edsa from here! I made the right decision! :)"

"Good thing Hindi na ako mag head dress & showgirl outfit! @DivinemLee @vicegandako @iamtimyap d ako kakasya dito!"
The first tweet was made at 7:46 p.m. which means that in 14 minutes Kylie's show will be starting since it was scheduled to start at 8:00 p.m. It was a good call for Anne to take the train then. At least she did not miss much of the concert.

Photo courtesy of the ever gorgeous Ms. Anne Curtis. :D

ABS-CBN '100 Days to Heaven' and 'MMK' Consistently Leading Nationwide!


On the final day of June and on the first three days of July, the Kapamilya TV series "100 Days To Heaven" continuously leading the nationwide TV ratings! "Guns and Roses" and "TV Patrol"alternately taking the second spot next to it!

Meanwhile for weekend, it still the longest-running drama anthology "MMK" who lead the Saturday. It was followed by "Eat Bulaga." "Pilipinas Got Talent" Season 2 concert then ruled the Sunday.

Well, let's check out now the Top 20 leading TV programs nationwide plus the comparative TV ratings of the different rival shows. Here they go:


Top 20 Leading and Comparative TV Programs Nationwide
(June 30 - July 3, 2011 by Kantar Media)

June 30, 2011 (Thursday)

Daytime:

Gising Pilipinas (1.2%) / Kape’t Pandasal (1.7%) vs. Born To Be Wild (Replay) (1.8%)
Umagang Kay Ganda (6.2%) vs. Unang Hirit (5.6%)
Spongebob Squarepants (6.6%) vs. Pokemon (7.4%)
Mr. Bean- The Animated Series (6.8%) / Banana Split Daily Servings (6.9%) vs. Flame of Recca (10.7%)
Kris TV (8.5%) vs. Ghost Fighter (11.8%) / Slamdunk (13.0%)
Showtime (11.6%) vs. Family Feud The Showdown Edition (9.7%) / Kitchen Superstar (9.3%)
Happy Yipee Yehey! (7.2%) vs. Eat… Bulaga! (20.4%)
Kapamilya Blockbusters (10.7%) vs. Blusang Itim (10.5%) / Sinner Or Saint (12.2%)
Frijolito (8.9%) vs. Sisid (11.9%)
Marry Me Mary (12.0%) vs. Playful Kiss (13.0%)

Primetime:

Mula Sa Puso (19.3%) vs. Magic Palayok (15.9%)
TV Patrol (28.3%) vs. 24 Oras (20.5%)
100 Days To Heaven (32.2%) vs. Captain Barbell (19.1%)
Guns and Roses (27.7%) vs. Amaya (24.2%)
Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin (25.1%) vs. Munting Heredera (19.9%)
The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition (15.5%) vs. Secret Garden (15.4%)
I Am Legend (10.1%) vs. Temptation of Wife: Ang Pagbabalik (8.5%)
SNN Showbiz News Ngayon (5.9%) vs. Saksi Liga ng Katotohanan (5.6%)
Bandila (4.0%) vs. Rescue (3.7%)
Krusada (2.3%)
M.U. Live (0.8%)

July 1, 2011 (Friday)

Daytime:

Gising Pilipinas (1.3%) / Kape’t Pandasal (2.2%) vs. Rescue (Replay) (1.4%)
Umagang Kay Ganda (6.0%) vs. Unang Hirit (5.3%)
Spongebob Squarepants (6.1%) vs. Pokemon (7.0%)
Mr. Bean- The Animated Series (6.0%) vs. Flame of Recca (10.4%)
Banana Split Daily Servings (5.9%) vs. Ghost Fighter (11.6%)
Kris Tv (10.2%) vs. Slamdunk (11.6%)
Showtime (13.3%) vs. Family Feud The Showdown Edition (9.0%) / Kitchen Superstar (10.3%)
Happy Yipee Yehey! (9.4%) vs. Eat… Bulaga! (19.6%)
Kapamilya Blockbusters (12.0%) vs. Blusang Itim (11.7%) / Sinner Or Saint (12.5%)
Frijolito (7.9%) vs. Sisid (11.3%)
Marry Me Mary (10.3%) vs. Playful Kiss (11.4%)

Primetime:

Mula Sa Puso (18.9%) vs. Magic Palayok (15.4%)
TV Patrol (28.7%) vs. 24 Oras (19.3%)
100 Days To Heaven (34.1%) vs. Captain Barbell (19.2%)
Guns and Roses (29.9%) vs. Amaya (21.1%)
Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin (26.2%) vs. Munting Heredera (21.2%)
The Biggest Loser Pinoy Edition (17.2%) vs. Secret Garden (14.7%)
I Am Legend (10.5%) vs. Bubble Gang (11.5%)
SNN Showbiz News Ngayon (7.9%) vs. Saksi Liga ng Katotohanan (6.6%)
Bandila (4.9%) / S.O.C.O. (A Scene of The Crime Operatives) (4.3%) vs. Tunay Na Buhay (3.3%)
Trip Na Trip (2.6%)
Urban Zone (1.5%)

July 2, 2011 (Saturday)

Daytime:

Salamat Dok (3.0%) vs. Kapwa Ko Mahal Ko (1.2%) / Pinoy MD Mga Doktor Ng Bayan (3.1%)
Kabuhayang Swak Na Swak (3.4%) vs. Hanep Buhay (5.8%)
Honey Watch Out (3.1%) vs. Dragon Ball (6.9%)
Why Not? (3.6%) vs. Master Hamsters (8.2%)
The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius (5.1%) / Avatar The Legend Of Aang (7.4%) vs. My Chubby World Loaded (6.9%)
Spongebob Squarepants (8.2%) vs. Sabadabadog! (6.4%)
Boys Over Flowers Forever (7.4%) vs. Tropang Potchi (7.7%)
I Love You So (Autumn’s Concerto) (7.6%) vs. Maynila (9.3%)
Showtime (14.6%) vs. Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! (9.4%) / Amazing Cooking Kids (10.5%)
Happy Yipee Yehey! (12.0%) vs. Eat… Bulaga! (23.4%)
Entertainment Live! (8.0%) / ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs Special Report (8.0%) vs. Startalk (8.2%)
Failon Ngayon (10.5%) vs. Misteryo (10.3%)
The Price is Right (11.2%) vs. Wish Ko Lang! (14.7%)

Primetime:

TV Patrol Weekend (16.3%) vs. 24 Oras Weekend (16.3%)
Wansapanataym (22.8%) vs. Andres De Saya (14.3%)
Maalaala Mo Kaya… (26.3%) vs. Spooky Nights Presents Nuno Sa Feng Shui (17.9%)
You Got It 2 (22.6%) vs. Kapuso Mo Jessica Soho (20.1%)
Banana Split (12.3%) vs. Imbestigador (14.0%)
The Bottom Line With Boy Abunda (3.5%) vs. Comedy Bar (6.9%)
Sports Unlimited (1.7%) vs. Walang Tulugan with Master Showman (1.9%)

July 3, 2011 (Sunday)

Daytime:

The Healing Eucharist (5.7%) vs. Jesus The Healer (1.0%) / In Touch (0.9%)
Kabuhayang Swak Na Swak (3.6%) vs. Pinoy Md Mga Doktor Ng Bayan (4.2%)
Salamat Dok (3.6%) vs. Dragon Ball (8.4%)
Power Rangers Jungle Fury (4.1%) vs. Pokemon (10.0%) / Ghost Fighter (10.0%)
Matanglawin (8.9%) vs. Aha (8.1%)
Kapamilya Sunday Blockbusters (16.4%) vs. Kapuso Movie Sunday Festival (10.1%) / The Making Of Temptation Island (9.7%)
ASAP Rocks (15.4%) vs. Party Pilipinas (10.8%)
Good Vibes (7.9%) vs. Reel Love Presents Tween Hearts (7.1%)
The Buzz (10.7%) vs. Showbiz Central (7.5%) / I-Shine! Talent Camp Tv (8.0%)

Primetime:

TV Patrol Weekend (19.9%) vs. 24 Oras Weekend (13.9%)
Goin’ Bulilit (23.7%) vs. Pepito Manaloto Reality Sitcom (19.9%)
Rated K Handa Na Ba Kayo? (26.1%) vs. Kap’s Amazing Stories (21.4%)
You Got It 2 (26.0%) vs. Mel & Joey (15.6%)
Gandang Gabi Vice (20.8%) vs. Show Me Da Manny (11.0%)
Sunday’s Best (8.3%) vs. Sunday Night Box Office (8.0%)
Diyos At Bayan (0.9%)

(Data Source: Kantar Media)

Victor Basa, the father of Andi Eigenmann's baby?

Victor Basa has been dragged to Andi Eigenmann's pregnancy issue by a rumor saying the model-actor is the father of Andi's unborn child. The rumor said that Victor Basa was Andi's first boyfriend which the actress allegedly admitted in a "The Buzz" interview, long time ago. Victor and Andi said to have started getting close while the two were still inside the Pinoy Big Brother House.
Andi Eigenmann and Victor Basa | Photo courtesy of Facebook and Myspace

Jaclyn Jose, Andi's Mom, revealed in an emotional interview last week that her daughter is pregnant and the father of her daughter's baby is Andi's "first boyfriend."

Just a while back, Victor has denied the issue via Twitter. He posted the following on the popular microblogging site:

"Just to clear the air regarding allegations and speculations about Andi's pregnancy. I am not involved in this issue. I was never Andi's boyfriend, and I think it is unfair to @divinemlee who I've happily been with for 2 years now. I believe that many can attest to this. We have already made a statement regarding this matter," Victor tweeted.

Meanwhile, on her blog, Victor Basa's girlfriend Divine Lee clarified things up by answering her reader's question:
Anonymous asked you:Ms. D! Ano po ang masasabi niyo sa chismis na si V daw ang ama ng anak ni Andi Eigenman?

D: Haha! Impossible. Kasi una we’ve been together for quite sometime na. Dalwang birthday na kami magkasama ni V. And we were both out of the country when the baby was conceived. We wish her well. We admire her strength. A lot of girls would prefer an easier way out. She’s mature well beyond her years for owning it up. As for the mahiwagang chika, Actually, anyone who follows this vlag or our twitters would know na wala kami nun. so hindi lang updated ang mga nagchichismis :) hahaha!

And lastly, d uso samin ang ganap na ganyan. Haha! Everyone has a choice to stay in a relationship or not, we don;t see the need to cheat :)

Much love,

D

Michael Bay Used Recycled Scenes in Transformers 3?



Sure Transformers 3:Dark Of The Moon is a box-office but is it true that directorMichael Bay used some old footage from his old film The Island? You may say no but if you will take a look at it some of the scenes and explosions plus the cars are identical. See for your self guys, What can you say? Well it's a great way to save money right?





video upload credits to cinefilojermain23

Daniel Radcliffe: "I am an alcoholic!"

Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe reveals his dark past in his interview with GQ U.K. magazine.

The 22-year-old star admits he became "so reliant" on booze to fuel his days while filming the "Harry Potter" film series in his teen years.

"I became so reliant on alcohol to enjoy stuff. There were a few years there when I was just so enamored with the idea of living some sort of famous person's lifestyle that really isn't suited to me." said Radcliffe, who currently appears in Broadway'sHow to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, in his interview with GQ.

Clean and sober since August 2010, Radcliffe tells GQ his life has slowed down considerably since he kicked his habit nearly a year ago.

"As much as I would love to be a person that goes to parties and has a couple of drinks and has a nice time, that doesn't work for me. I'm actually enjoying the fact I can have a relationship with my girlfriend where I'm really pleasant and I'm not f--king up totally all the time. There's no shame in enjoying the quiet life. And that's been the realization of the past few years for me." he said.

Charice Officially Out of "Glee"

Pinay international singing sensation Charice, who plays Filipino exchange student Sunshine Corazon, will join Chord Overstreet on the list of characters being cut in the next season of Fox's hit series "Glee".

This news was confirmed by "Glee" creator Ryan Murphy, as reported by “Balitang America” on July 1. According to Murphy, celebrity guests will no longer be featured on the hit American musical series and that the show’s characters will be doing less singing.

Charice, who hoped for a return on "Glee Season 3", fondly recalled her experience being a "Gleek."

"It was a great experience. Especially when we did the season finale, because it was my birthday when we shot the finale episode. It was a great experience working with them – all the cast, the crew, everybody. I just miss them because they’re like family now," Charice said.

Asked is she will again be part of the show's next season, Charice said: "It all depends on them (the show’s creator and producer). Of course, I would love to come back. Of course – it’s ‘Glee!’ Not only because it’s a big TV show, it’s also because of the relationship I had with everyone. I got really close with them, so I would love to be a part of it again."

Maricel Soriano Accused of Maltreatment and Physical Abuse by Household Workers

Two female household helps of Diamond Star Maricel Soriano filed a complaint before Barangay Headquarters in Makati City for physical and verbal abuse, to the extent of threatening to shoot them with a gun.

Camille Acojedo, 18 and May Cachuela, 22, claimed they suffered physical and verbal abuse after being hired to work for Soriano on June 18.

The two revealed that that the actress oftentimes cursed at them for no reasons: “Kasi si ma’am kapag may bisita, mabait po talaga siya. [Pero] naranasan ko kay ma’am talaga ‘yong pagmumura niya.. hindi namin masikmura ‘yong pagmumura niya… kung gaano kalutong, parang pinapakain sa amin ‘yong mura niya.” Acojedo said.

Cachuela added: “Laging may mura, magpapaabot lang siya. Si ma’am, ayaw niyang konting mangatwiran kami. Gusto niya lagi siyang tama.”

The two finally decided to leave Soriano when the latter allegedly kicked Cachuela on June 29.

May recording daw po siya so ‘yon nag-aayos kami ng mga gamit niya may hinahanap siyang kulay yellow, di ko alam bitbit ng isang katulong namin. Tapos hinanap na ‘yong bilog, pang-make up daw po niya. Hindi namin mahanap, ‘yon nagwala, nagmumura. Sabi niya, ‘Papatayin ko kayo,’” Cachuela said.

Cachuela said she was crying when Soriano asked her to get her cigarette case. This, she said, made the actress even more furious.

Noong binigay ko ang cigarette case, sinipa niya po ako. Sabi ko, ‘Ma’am masakit, masakit po.’ Sabi niya, ‘Iiyak ka pa. Magpa-medical ka kung gusto mo. Hindi ako natatakot sa’yo. Mag-demanda ka. Marami akong pera, hindi mo ako kaya,’” Cachuela recounted.

Cahuela also said Soriano threatened to shoot her. The actress was about to get her gun when her son Sebastian intervened in the argument, the household worker added.

It was then that the household workers sought the help of the security guards and the building administrator of the condominium where Soriano is staying. They said they agreed to hide them.

They also recounted their ordeal to columnist and radio commentator Mon Tulfo, whose staff helped them get out of the area.

Cachuela claimed that household workers before them had also suffered the same fate.

Makati Barangay officials will conduct a hearing on the complaint filed by the household workers against Soriano on July 6.

If Soriano refuses to attend the hearing, reports said the complaint will be brought to the police.

Soriano has yet to issue a statement on the controversy.

Monday, July 4, 2011

Daniel Radcliffe Ends His “Harry Potter” Journey in “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2”

At the end of his decade-long journey playing Harry Potter, Daniel Radcliffe shares a sense of gratitude and pride as he, together with the cast and crew, brings the historic film series to a close in “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2.” Radcliffe reflects, “I know I’ll never see a frame of these films that I don’t connect immediately to a memory of a place or a time or a person. Even now I can’t fully express how important it’s been to me, but I can say it was a great time and it’s something I will never be able to recreate.”

Question: Has there been any crying since you all know the “Harry Potter” films are ending?
Daniel Radcliffe: There was lots of crying for Emma, Rupert and I, and the crew as well because a lot of them have been there for 10 years as well. So, there were lots of tears from everybody, really. It was very sad. And, at the time, I remember sort of being quite inconsolable for like two hours. And then four hours later I was on a plane and I was reading a script for another movie. So, we move on. [Laughs]

Q: We’ve seen over the ten years how you’ve changed. But how haven’t you changed? How have you remained the same?
Radcliffe: I’m still very hyperactive. I’ve still got quite a lot of energy. I think the one thing that’s different is that I have worked out a way in which I can sort of pace that energy more sensibly throughout the day so I don’t just go nuts for four hours and then crash and burn. [Laughs] I’m probably still as curious now as I was then. I think curiosity is probably the greatest thing anybody can have. And I think I’m still quite respectful of a film set as I was then. But when I was 11, it was out of a sort of awe that I had respect for film sets. 

Q: The fandom for Harry Potter has grown so huge and is constantly evolving and growing with the films. What are your thoughts on just the sheer size and scale of it? 
Radcliffe: In terms of the actual scale of Potter, I think it is amazing. In a way, one of the things that keeps me grounded and sane is the fact that you have to remember that it’s not because of me that people are screaming at the premieres. Anybody who got this part would have had that level of mania surrounding them a few weeks a year. And I think that’s very important to remember. I just got very, very lucky with the part that sort of I fell into.

The other thing I think I’d say about the fans and about the scale is the fact that it’s interesting, because Harry Potter - even though there are films now - is still, at the heart of it, a literary phenomenon. And when you compare the fans of this to something, say like Star Trek or Star Wars, all of which have that same incredibly devoted fan base, because it starts off as a literary thing, it’s kind of inspired a generation of really, really, literate, interesting fans, people who - having been so inspired by the Potter books - have then gone off and expanded their reading into other areas. I think that’s the most remarkable thing about it. I don’t think there are any other kinds of fans like Harry Potter fans, who are so interested in everything, not just the thing that is the focus of their fandom. 

Q: When you were reading the Potter books, did you ever think, ‘I would love to be Harry Potter’? 
Radcliffe: No. Not particularly. His life sounded like a nightmare. [Laughs] I kind of thought, ‘God, this poor kid.’ But, I think, after I got the part, I then went back and read all four—I think only the first four had come out at that point—and I read them all back to back and just became obsessed. I would charge around my room, despite having been filming as him during the day, I would [Laughs] tell my grandma over at my hotel room in Newcastle where we were filming the scenes where the broom leaps up into my hand, and I would be going back to my hotel room at night and having wand fights with nobody. [Laughs] Oh, yes, it’s a pity I didn’t have a brother. Yeah.

Q: Emma has been concentrating on college. Are you going to concentrate on your career?
Radcliffe: I’m gonna try to make a career for myself. You know, Emma’s the most academic cat of all three of us by quite a long way. [Laughs] So, I don’t think like university would have been on the cards for myself and Rupert. [Laughs] I found school very, very hard. I got good results most the time, but then I dropped out a year early because I was going to rehearsals for “Equus” and, to be honest, I think, well, I found something that I have some aptitude with, or I hesitate to say I’m good at because I’m so far away from being finished at art school and I’ve still got a lot to learn. But I certainly think I’m better at this than I would be at anything else. So I’m going to try and just focus on that and try and make as long a career of myself as possible. 

Q: I imagine you just getting mobbed in the streets. Is the public used to you now?
Radcliffe: I think around my area they are quite used to me. It’s kind of, ‘Oh, there he is again.’ But, also, it’s the advantage of being 5’5”—no one really looks twice. If you’re just a skinny face in a crowd, it doesn’t attract too much attention. 

Q: Was it ever out of control?
Radcliffe: Not really. Only in Japan. It went wild when I was in Japan. It’s amazing because it manages to be both aggressive and incredibly restrained at the same time. They will charge towards you, but it is like there is an invisible barricade two feet from you. And they will not go past that. It’s really incredible. It is like having some sort of force field to protect you. I mean, when I arrived in Japan when I was 13, there were five thousand people waiting in the airport arrival screaming. I mean, it was pretty intense. I am a Beatle in Japan.

Distributed by Warner Bros., “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2” will be released in Philippine theatres and IMAX, in 3D and 2D, beginning July 14.

"Bida Star Kapamilya" - Star Cinema's Upcoming Movies for 2011 - 2012

Here is the full list of Star Cinema's upcoming films for the year 2011 - 2012 as revealed during the 1st Star Creatives Group (Star Cinema, Star Songs and Star Records) Trade Show on June 16 at ABS-CBN Studio 10:




COMEDY

The Adventures of Pureza: Queen of the Riles
Cast: Melai Cantiveros and Jason Francisco

Wedding Tayo, Wedding Hindi
Cast: Zanjoe Marudo, Toni Gonzaga and Eugene Domingo

Demetria, MD: Matandang Dalaga
Cast: Pokwang

Feng Shui Master
Cast: Vhong Navarro

Private Benjamin
Cast: Vice Ganda

Kung Fu Family
Cast: Vice Ganda and Toni Gonzaga

Here Comes The Bride II
Cast: Angelica Panganiban, Eugene Domingo, John Lapus, Tuesday Vargas

Enteng ng Ina Mo
Cast: Vic Sotto and Ai Ai delas Alas


HORROR

Segunda Mano
Cast: Kris Aquino and Dingdong Dantes

Ang Bata sa Bintana
Cast: Xyriel Manabat

Corazon: Ang Alamat ng Unang Aswang
Cast: Erich Gonzales and Derek Ramsay

Diez (Cinco's Sequel)


DRAMA

Sa Iyong Pagbabalik
Cast: Katryn Bernardo and Julia Montes

No Other Woman
Cast: Derek Ramsay, Cristine Reyes and Anne Curtis

Love Will Lead You Back
Cast: Maja Salvador, Judy Ann Santos and Coco Martin


EVENT MOVIES

Tuhog
Cast: Pokwang, Erich Gonzales, Enchong Dee and Luis Manzano

Ang Huling El Bimbo
Cast: Coco Martin, Enchong Dee, Martin del Rosario, Enrique Gil and Jake Cuenca

The Ghost Wedding
Cast: Kim Chiu

Kanto Boyz
Cast: John Lloyd Cruz, Luis Manzano, Billy Crawford and Vhong Navarro

The Healing
Cast: Sharon Cuneta and Vilma Santos

It Takes a Man and a Woman
Cast: John Lloyd Cruz and Sarah Geronimo

MMK: The Movie
Cast: Angel Locsin and Bea Alonzo

What Matters Most
Cast: Angel Locsin and John Lloyd Cruz

Piolo Pascual and Angelica Panganiban (Untitled movie)

Transformers Dark of the Moon Climbs to $97.5M, Aims for Records

LOS ANGELES (AP— The latest "Transformers" sequel might set some revenue records over Fourth of July weekend.

"Transformers: Dark of the Moon" has $97.5 million in the bank at the domestic box office since opening Tuesday night. Distributor Paramount estimated Saturday that the movie could top the holiday weekend records held by "Spider-Man 2" and "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse."

"Spider-Man 2" holds the three-day record for the Fourth of July with $88.2 million from Friday to Sunday. Paramount says "Dark of the Moon" should come in about $10 million above that.

The studio also says "Dark of the Moon" could finish slightly ahead of the five-day record $157.6 million that "Eclipse" took in from Wednesday to Sunday over the holiday weekend last summer.

But today's admission prices are much higher than they were for 2004's "Spider-Man 2," while 60 percent of business for "Dark of the Moon" came from 3-D tickets, which cost a few dollars more than regular 2-D screenings.

Neither "Spider-Man 2" nor "Eclipse" had that 3-D price advantage, meaning both movies likely sold more tickets over opening weekend than "Dark of the Moon" will.

Still, the sequel has joined the previous two "Transformers" movies as global blockbusters. Paramount estimates that "Dark of the Moon" will have taken in $200 million overseas in 111 countries through Sunday.

The studio says that by the end of the holiday weekend Monday, combined domestic and international grosses for "Dark of the Moon" will be about $400 million.

The new movie still trails the domestic haul of the last "Transformers," though. "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" pulled in $127.9 million in its first three days, Wednesday to Friday, in 2009. That's about $30 million more than "Dark of the Moon."