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She used her looks and the to-die-for body to get what she had always longed for: a way out of poverty and into a semblance of Easy Street. Like the typical probinsyana running away from her miserable life, Keanna left  Danaw City and tried her luck in the big city.


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                    [Title] => August 18, 2003 (Monday)
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ARIES (March 21-April 19). Look on the bright side, and that’s all you’ll see. This is a terrific way of bringing good news into your world. You’re a step ahead of others at work. Check e-mail every couple of hours.


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ARIES (March 21-April 19). Money is found in a formerly barren atmosphere. You can go twice the distance you set out to go if you keep encouraging influences nearby. Expressions of love are remembered for a long time to come.


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                    [Title] => Gardo: Out of the boldwagon
                    [Summary] => Where do former sexy actors go when the bold tide ebbs, or when they simply want to change gears? Answer: They go to action films.


This is exactly what former Seiko stud Gardo Versoza is doing. At 32, Gardo rightly realizes the hunk roles are better left to the likes of Diether Ocampo and Carlos Agassi.


Gardo, who has been dubbed as the Brown Adonis, is happy and content playing a bang-bang kind of role as a prisoner released from jail with fellow inmate Kier Legaspi, in Regal Film’s Aagos ang Dugo.


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Marissa Sanchez is a typical case. At 11, she was thrust into the role of juvenile breadwinner after her parents broke up. Marissa and her mom would ride the jeepney from their house to Bodega where the pre-pubescent singer earned P30 per night, enough to feed her family and pay for her siblings’ school needs.


Marissa recalls those struggling years vividly.


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Okay Keanna!

April 23, 2006 - 12:00am

No one ever told Keanna Reeves life would be easy. But instead of scurrying to one corner and sulking, the 36-year-old grand winner of the "Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Edition" decided to do something...

Starweek Magazine

Ed’s latest passion

By Joaquin M. Henson | January 16, 2004 - 12:00am

Sports broadcaster Ed Picson is keeping busy these days looking after "Easy Street," a cozy 50-seat bar and bistro he co-owns with musician Teddy Orendain on Don Antonio Avenue near the corner of Commonwealth,...

Sports

August 18, 2003 (Monday)

By Joyce Jillson | August 18, 2003 - 12:00am

Leo’s fire-sign fuel keeps the atmosphere revved up with interest. There’s a competitive air (especially this morning), and the game is: Who can be the funniest? Whose story will bring ’em to tears?...

Horoscope

July 17, 2002

By Joyce Jillson | July 17, 2002 - 12:00am

Even good friends appear to meddle in your affairs, as the universe bombards you with everyone else’s opinion but your own. It’s hard to make choices. Delay a day or two if you can. By Friday, your path...

Horoscope

Gardo: Out of the boldwagon

October 17, 2001 - 12:00am

Where do former sexy actors go when the bold tide ebbs, or when they simply want to change gears? Answer: They go to action films. This is exactly what former Seiko stud Gardo Versoza is doing. At 32, Gardo rightly...

Entertainment

GMA’s bold plans eagerly awaited

By DEMAND AND SUPPLY | July 11, 2001 - 12:00am

Late last week, President GMA told her regular press conference that she plans to issue a number of bold measures that would reverse the tide of negative economic news. I could almost hear the business community...

Business

Marissa Sanchez: The tears behind the happy face

December 18, 2000 - 12:00am

The story has become so common it could already be a cliché. Comedians lead lonely, serious lives and behind that funny face is a tear-stained one cleverly hidden from public view. Marissa...

Entertainment

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