PBA Veteran Ali Peek Shot In The Neck

Talk N' Text star player Ali Peek was shot in the neck last night around 7:30PM at the RFM Gymnasium in Pioneer Street, Mandaluyong. According to Talk N' Text Coach Chot Reyes Peek is already in a stable condition but needs to undergo an operation as doctors attempt to take out the bullet lodged in his head. A P500,000 reward money was offered by team owner Manny Pangilinan to those who can give information that could lead to the arrest of the gunman.

The computerized facial description of Ali Peek's Gunman

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Aquino Cojuanco: Facts They Don't Want You To Know

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Radio 538 SYTYCD

Here is a very funny dance video of two stereoheads from Radio 538. Do you think they can dance?  Just a friendly reminder, PLEASE DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME. Watch the video after the cut!

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Ramona Bautista Flies To Hong Kong

After retracting her statement that she's been abducted by her brother's killer Ramona Bautista flew to Hong Kong  at 7:55 p.m. on Friday, November 4, via Cathay Pacific economy class which dismayed Senator Bong Revilla Jr. In an interview with Julius Babao on Bandila, the Senator confirmed his worst suspicions, "Sign of guilt. Kung ano iniisip nyo 'yun na rin iniisip ko."

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Pick Up Lines Battle Boy Pick Up Vs Dahon

Again Dahon tried his luck against Pick Up Battle champ Boy Pick Up. Watch the video after the cut!

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Pick Up Lines Battle Boy Pick Up VS. Bagwis

Here is another funny and hilarious episode of Bubble Gang's Pick Up Lines Battle.This time it's Bagwis Vs the defending champ Boy Pick Up

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Manny Pacquiao - Newsweek (November 2011)

Pinoy Boxing Champ Manny Pacquiao is on the cover of Newsweek November 2011 issue. The Newsweek cover depicts Pacquiao's image with a caption: "PACQUIAO The Godfather."

“To call Manny Pacquiao a boxer is one of those descriptions that don’t quite fly, like calling Mahatma Gandhi a Hindu lawyer,” he wrote.

The writer visited the boxer’s P35 million mansion in General Santos. In an up close interview, Osborne found what he wanted to hear from Pacquiao.

“It’s like being the parent of the whole Filipino people. I fulfill all my promises, unlike most politicians in this country,” Pacuiao told Osborne.

“Did you enjoy the hospital ceremony this morning? Sarangani, the place I grew up, doesn’t even have a hospital, not even one – 500,000 people and no hospital. So I built a hospital. Remember, I don’t need to enter politics. I have all the money I need. I could just be enjoying myself. But I have a duty to the people. I want to set the new example, to change the Philippines,” the People’s Champ added.

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