Megastar Sharon Cuneta expresses her excitement for her comeback movie, Revirginized, directed by Darryl Yap.

Yap, who is known by making controversial movies will be tackling about a teenage mom who is just starting to discover the beauty of being a lady latter in life, after breaking up with his husband, who was also her first boyfriend.

And as expected with Yap, Revirginized will be having daring scenes.

Is the singer and actress husband, senator Kiko Pangilinan has approved of this?

According to Cuneta, “Well, kapag nanood siya, pwedeng magulat siya ‘tapos sasabihin na lang niya sa akin, tsk…

“Kiko’s very supportive… sobra. Lahat ng gawin ko, kahit nga yung mga ka-love team ko, e, mga ex ko, di ba?

“Parang kahit may love scenes, parang okey lang sa kanya.

“Feeling niya, e, ‘Nung pinakasalan kita, trabaho mo na ‘yan, e.’

“Parang ako, wala na akong pakialam sa trabaho niya. Hahaha!

“Gusto ko lang gumanda yung bansa dahil tapat sa serbisyo at tapat ang puso ng asawa ko kaya nagsu-shooting pa ako hanggang ngayon dahil hindi nagnanakaw, e. Hahaha! Hindi namomorsiyento, e…

“Seriously, he’s very understanding and supportive. I’m very blessed to have a husband like him.”

And speaking of celebrities crossing politics and vice versa, the actress can not help but to express her dismay over stars who approved on being paid in exchange of spreading fake news.

“Oh my God, ikinahihiya ko sila!” she said.

Added the Megastar, “Kasi kunyari pag artista ka, nung kalakasan ko noong araw, may tatakbo kunyari na presidente, o-offer-an ka nang milyun-milyon para sila endorsohin mo.

“Never ako nagpabayad. Lagi akong… I rather go with this one kahit matalo kasi yung prinsipyo or whatever my beliefs were pumapantay.

“Parang sa endorsements, this is a well-known fact in the advertising industry. You can talk to anybody in any advertising company…

“Sa dami ng endorsement offers na tinanggihan ko over the decades, dahil ang feeling ko, babayaran nga ako pero yung produkto, parang palpak ‘to or yung serbisyong ‘to, hindi ko malunok.”

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For the past few years that actress Bea Alonzo has been searching and risking for love, she has always expected to get married at her late 20s.

But here she is now at 33, still hoping that someday, she will found her own fairy tale.

“Dati, ang pangarap ko lang naman, at 28 [years old], is to get married then have children,” she said during a heart to heart talk with his former leading man, Ian Veneracion on her newly uploaded vlog on her Youtube channel.

Added the actress, “’Tapos ngayon lahat ng peers ko, halos lahat sila about to get married, or they’re already married, and they have kids.

“Pag inisip ko, I wouldn’t have guessed nung time na ‘yon, fifteen years ago, na ako yung huling huling mababakante.

“I’ve always thought I’m the marrying type.”

Ian teased the actress that perhaps, being a mother is way more suitable than her having a partner.

“A child would improve the quality of your life, a marriage wouldn’t.” Ian stated.

But then, Bea explains, “Actually, I want to have a partner for life. I want to have someone to be there to raise a family, build a life with.

“I just want a boring life, a boring family life,”

Added her, “Siguro push natin hanggang 35,”

BEA AS A GIRLFRIEND

When it comes to being a significant other, Bea revealed that she has always find it natural for her.

“Masyado siyang madali, na nagiging complacent.

“I always give too much because I think exerting an effort to make the relationship work.”

Continued her, “Effort ding mag-compromise. Although it shouldn’t feel like you’re making an effort.

“Relationhips are hard work,”

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A refugee from Syria has his life changed after being viral on social media.

Abdul Halim al-Attar, a 33 year old father was one of the affected citizens from the war, and has to escape from his country for the sake of his family.

With no money, property, and anything in hand, Abdul, who was once used to be having a nice job that feeds his family, is now practically a homeless man.

But still eager to make a living, the man started selling pens, with his daughter on his arms, while his wife was out trying to find food as well.

The photograph of Abdul carrying his sleeping daughter on his shoulder while trying to sell his pens under the scorching heat went viral on social media, with the help of a photographer who got moved by his plight.

The photographer also created an online crowdfunding campaign in his name and collected $191,000.

Now, Abdul is far from the streets, successfully opened a bakery two months ago from the money he got and has since added a kebab shop and a small restaurant to his business venture. He employs 16 Syrian refugees.

Expressing his gratitude to the people, he vowed not to only make his life better but also his other people who are suffering from the war.

“Not only did my life change, but also the lives of my children and the lives of people in Syria whom I helped,” he said. Al-Attar said he gave away about $25,000 to friends and relatives in Syria.

n addition to the food businesses, al-Attar moved his children from the one bedroom that they all shared to a two-bedroom apartment in an unfinished building overlooking the highway in southern Beirut.

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