PINOYSPY {PAPARAZZI}March 30, 2006
Naomi Campbell hits housekeeper on the head with a phone!
According to police, Naomi Campbell’s 41-year-old housekeeper received four stitches to the head at the hospital after the incident. Naomi was charged with second degree assault. Read news
Eto sa yo! Um!
March 19, 2006
Kimberly Stewart Thong
Could you pull it down….. a little lower?
March 4, 2006
Lindsay Lohan Nip Slip
And there she goes…. Lindsay Lohan selling cars.
Looks like tough competition from Japanese automakers had GM calling on Lindsay Lohan to “soften” the competition.
Why Jessica Alba is suing Playboy Magazine
Jessica Alba gonna sue Playboy for this..
http://rapidshare.de/files/13290444/Playboy_-_March_2006.pdf.html
http://www.uploading.com/get.php?get=XY3MJMZF
March 1, 2006
Paris Hilton and Melissa Ricks of ASAP: Separated at Birth?
Melissa Ricks says on her official website: “….idol ko c paris hilton! shes so kikay! and pretty noh!”
Melissa appears on ABS-CBN’s ASAP show. Born in California, Melissa likes “texting, watching tv, singing, malling, watching movies…”
Yahoo Messenger: pnk_cuteness90
Online Journal: http://xanga.com/pnk_cuteness
More of Melissa Ricks:
Melissa Ricks Petition on Petition Spot asking ABS-CBN to launch a new show for Melissa.
Melissa Ricks Hot or Not on PinoySpy.com
Melissa Ricks Forum on PinoySpy.net
February 26, 2006
Rica Peralejo’s Kitchen Coup d’ Etat: Coffee and Jam
Coffee and jam in the morning.
Rica Peralejo shows she can bite, in this self-pic phone cam photo.
(Thanks to ”Pool Hustler” for photos)
More Self-Pic Photos of Rica Peralejo
PinoySpy Monitor: Political and Military Crisis in Manila
Police Announcement: PNP SUSPENDS PERMIT TO CARRY FIREARMS OUTSIDE OF RESIDENCE
People power’ again may rock the Philippines (News)
I’ll link up with rebel marines, says Aquino | Cory Aquino barred from proceeding to Fort Bonifacio (News)
‘Appalled,’ Ramos says of Arroyo’s state of emergency (News)
KEEP POSTED TO DEVELOPMENTS. Useful links below.
Listen to GMA7-DZBB Live Radio (streaming audio)
Yahoo News Images for Philippines (Lots of pictures here!)
Breaking News Updates from Philippine Daily Inquirer (RECOMMENDED)
Philippine Tribune website (this was the first newspaper raided by police)
Gov.ph (Official Philippine Government Website)
Philippine National Police Website - useful updates
Armed Forces of the Philippines website
Capt. Nick Faeldon’s website and blog - Faeldon is a member of the Magdalo rebel group
PhilippineRevolution.org - website containing statements of the CPP-NPA
CBCP Online - website of the influential Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines
US Embassy in Manila website
Jove Francisco’s blog - A TV reporter reporting from Malacanang.
Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism
If you want to join the discussions on the current crisis in the PinoySpy forum, click here to enter our Political Monitor discussion board
February 24, 2006
Rico J. Puno made fun of Regine’s boobies
Remy Umerez of the People’s Journal is wondering if Rico J. Puno would still be in the cast of Forever After, a Valentine show which starred Regine Velasquez, Ogie Alcasid, and Ai Ai delas Alas, in a planned extended tour of the USA in May.
Umerez reports that Rico J. has made jokes about Regine’s boobies during the show. “Ayaw mong tirahin, ako ang titira diyan,” Rico J. told Ogie in an adlib.
It wasn’t part of the script, and Rico J. has said he doesn’t want following a script. Knowing Rico, we know it’s just a light-hearted jest for him.
Rico J., idol ka namin, pero don’t make jokes about the joogs of Regine, okay? She’s our Big Sister eh!
C’mon Regine, show ‘em what you’ve got! Shake it babey!
Safety and Travel during State of Emergency, Philippines
The current political crisis in the Philippines is reaching a peak, with opposition forces staging rallies and demonstrations timed with the celebration of the anniversary of 1986 People Power Revolt amid persistent coup rumors.
Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, battered by calls for resignation, has placed the Philippines under a National State of Emergency with Proclamation No. 1017, a step lower than martial law, following discovery and foiling of a military coup. A state of emergency allows arrests without warrants and an extension of detention without charge.
Despite Macapagal’s declaration that the volatile situation has been placed under control, several foreign governments have issued travel advisories advising their citizens to exercise caution when travelling to the Philippines.
Prominent opposition leaders have heightened calls for Macapagal Arroyo’s resignation. Malacanang has warned media outlets against using anti-government propaganda, at least one newspaper, the Tribune, had been reportedly raided by the police.
PinoySpy would like to share these personal safety and travel tips when going around the Philippines at this time, whether you’re a local resident or a tourist/traveller:
* If you have no business around areas where rallies and demonstrations are being held, stay away from these areas.
* Avoid mass public transportation, and crowded public areas, if possible. There had been incidents of bombing of buses, urban railway coaches and public areas during politically tense periods.
* When going out alone, be sure to inform a family member or friend of your whereabouts. Because a state of emergency allows arrests without warrants and an extension of detention without charge, you could be picked up on the basis of mere suspicion.
* Keep tuned to radio stations to monitor the situation and avoid areas where trouble is being reported. Do not rely on only one or two mass media outlets; get the news from several sources.
* While peaceful assembly is a right, the Philippine government has declared rallies and demonstrations as illegal under the state of emergency. Several prominent leaders have been arrested, and even rallies led by former Philippine president Cory Aquino and Vice President Teofisto Guingona have been dispersed. Be aware of such situation. If you want to just watch the rallies (”uzisero”), be aware that you could also be mistaken as a protester and get arrested.
Useful links:
US Embassy Manila website: “The U.S. Embassy has issued a Warden Message to American citizens in the Philippines, advising them to take prudent steps to ensure their personal safety during this uncertain time.”
Australian Travel Advisory website: “On 24 February 2006, the Philippines Government declared a state of emergency following indications of heightened tensions in Manila. Street demonstrations and other civil unrest activities are possible. You should avoid any demonstrations and protests, exercise a high degree of caution and monitor the media for further developments.”
British Embassy Manila travel warning to citizens in the Philippines: “You should avoid political gatherings or demonstrations.”
Keep Posted: State of Emergency Updates at INQ7.net - Click here
Analysis: A new dictatorship dawning in the Philippines: Arroyo critics
Philippines tears itself apart (Asia Times)
In 20 Years Since Marcos, Little Stability for Philippines (Washington Post)
February 20, 2006
Kat De Santos of D’Baywalk Bodies: Self-Pic
PinoySpy Celeb Self-Pic of the Week
Kat De Santos of D’Baywalk Bodies
Even without makeup, Kat De Santos is a sight to behold! A true Filipina beauty.
Kat de Santos appears in Wag D’yan, Wag D’yan… May Kiliti Ako D’yan , Mga Kalapati Sa Gabi and Gracia.
(photos submitted by “batang espiya”)
