The scandal video involving the late Ramgen Revilla and girlfriend Janelle Manahan surfaced the net since December 29, 2011 via Facebook and has been circulating the internet and mobile phones. Allegedly the couple were both seen stripped off their clothes inside a bathroom in the video.
Mystery uploader is yet to be traced. It was obviously done to discredit Janelle Manahan so she would stopped from testifying against the murderer of her boyfriend Ramgen Revilla. Some say that eerie things can be heard while watching the video. Ramgen was murdered last October 29, 2011 inside their Parañaque residence. This is a high-profile case because the victim’s closest relatives were tagged as the people behind the murder plus the fact that Ramgen Revilla is one of the children of Ramon Revilla Sr. and Senator Bong Revilla's half-brother.
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority chairman Francis Tolentino revealed on Tuesday that the shooting of the much-awaited film "Bourne Legacy," the fourth part of the Hollywood action thriller spy film "Bourne" series, will take place in different places of Metro Manila.
"Kasi ang alam ko eight places 'yan. Mayroon sa Intramuros, mayroon sa Navotas fishport," he earlier told abs-cbnNEWS.com. Other locations bared to ABS-CBN News include: Marikina City Market, San Andres Market, Navotas Fishport, Ramon Magsaysay Blvd., Ayala Avenue, Nagtahan, Pasay Taft, Intramuros and Jones Bridge.
In an interview with ANC on Monday, Tolentino said the film's production selected the Pasay Taft Rotonda as one of the locations for some of the movie's car chase sequences.
"I think they selected Pasay Taft Rotonda. Magulo talaga ang area. So it's about time that we redo the area because it will be shown worldwide. So it's an eye-opener for us na ayusin namin ang Pasay-Taft Rotonda," Tolentino said.
Asked to confirm reports that cameras will start rolling on January 14, Tolentino replied: "Hindi ko pa yan mako-confirm." Tolentino said the latest "Bourne" film will be filming in Manila for a month.
According to the website IMDb, "The Bourne Legacy" will be written and directed by Tony Gilroy. It stars Oscar-nominated actor Jeremy Renner ("The Hurt Locker") as new CIA operative Aaron Cross. The film also features Edward Norton and Rachel Weisz.
Genelyn Magsaysay, mother of slain actor Ramgen Bautista, admitted yesterday that she has her son’s belongings, including a laptop where an intimate video of Ramgen and his girlfriend Janelle Manahan was purportedly stored, contrary to her earlier claim that his gadgets had been turned over to the authorities for investigation.
In a televised phone-patch interview, Magsaysay said the family had Ramgen’s laptop in their possession, although they could not access its contents because of a password. She turned the tables on Manahan, insinuating that she “might know the password.”
“We have the laptop but it is locked. We do not have access [to it],” she said in Filipino. “What we know is that no one knows Ramgen’s password, [but] Janelle might know [it]. Ramgen was very strict and very private.”
Magsaysay’s admission only bolstered the theory of Manahan’s lawyers that the family might have had a hand in the upload of the video, which went viral at social networking sites.
In a statement, Manahan’s counsel Argee Guevarra pointed out that Magsaysay’s turn-around eliminated other possible suspects who could have leaked the copy of the video online.
“If only members of the Bautista household, including Genelyn [Magsaysay], have access to Ramgen’s laptop, the legal conclusion could only be that she–or any of her children–were responsible for uploading the sex video in social networking sites and in various websites,” he said.
On Tuesday, Magsaysay flatly denied to reporters outside the Parañaque City Prosecutor’s Office about having in the family’s possession Ramgen’s laptop which supposedly contained the video. She said Ramgen’s gadgets had been turned over to police investigators.
Parañaque police chief Senior Superintendent Billy Beltran meanwhile said the investigators only took custody of the mobile phones of Ramgen and Janelle, and these were passed on to digital forensics analysts at Camp Crame.
Guevarra said Manahan disclosed to the legal team the existence of the video which, to her recollection, had been saved in Ramgen’s laptop. Sometime last year, she asked Ramgen to delete the file from the laptop, but she was unsure whether he made copies of the video on memory devices.
Last month, the lawyer recalled that Janelle noticed a cryptic message posted on Magsaysay’s Facebook page, which his client perceived as “a veiled threat.”
The post, which Guevarra said had been taken down when the video made the news, read: “Janelle, wait until the world knows who you really are.”
In addition to this, one of Ramgen’s younger siblings, Ramlyn, purportedly sent messages to Manahan, its contents she described as “belligerent and hostile statements” against her.
“Manahan interpreted this as the Bautista household’s attempt to verbally abuse her, using a minor child, for revealing in her affidavit submitted to the prosecutor’s office about [Magsaysay] being clinically diagnosed as schizophrenic,” Guevarra said.
But Manahan dismissed these as merely made out of foolishness and decided to let the attacks slip, according to the lawyer.
Despite the personal attacks, Manahan remained “steadfast in her commitment to pursue justice for Ramgen and herself,” Guevarra said. - Source Inquirer
Ramgen Revilla and Janelle Manahan has a scandal video that went viral in the internet.
The sex scandal video allegedly shows Janelle Manahan and Ramgen Revilla in their most private and intimate moment inside a shower room, was originally uploaded on Facebook by an unknown source.
It was deleted for violation of the social networking site’s terms of service. The video was later uploaded on YouTube, but was also quickly removed for the same reason.
A download link for the Ram Revilla - Janelle Manahan bathroom scandal video is still available on the web.
The full video lasts 1 minute and 37 seconds, reports say, and the late actor took the video himself.
JOANNA BACOSA PLEADS PACQUIAO TO LET CHILD CARRY HIS SURNAME
Excerpt of what was published in INQUIRER in 2006:
True love gone wrong. Or so the woman scorned said.
Until last year, Manny Pacquiao and his girlfriend of more than two years were two people blissfully enjoying stolen moments together.
Their relationship resulted in the birth of a healthy boy, according to Pacquiao's girlfriend, Joanna Rose Bacosa, a 24-year-old native of Palawan province.
Today, Bacosa is pursuing a complaint against Pacquiao for violation of Republic Act No. 9262, which protects women from violence, and to seek support for the boy.
The Inquirer attempted to get Pacquiao's side of the story, but calls to his cell phone went unanswered.
Dubbed the "Pinoy Cinderella Man," Pacquiao came home to a hero's welcome two weeks ago after a triumphant fight against three-time world champion Erik Morales of Mexico.
From a poor "panadero" [bakery worker], Pacquiao is now a multimillionaire and an inspiration to Filipinos dreaming of the good life.
Father's name
an interview with the Inquirer, Bacosa said the child was born on Jan. 2, 2004, baptized in a Quezon City church and given Pacquiao's name. She showed Church and legal documents as well as their photos during happier times to bolster her claim.
The 2-year-old child romped in the room in a building on Tomas Morato Avenue in Quezon City where the interview was held.
He is a jolly, fair-complexioned boy, his fists visibly firm and big. When shown a picture of Pacquiao, he shouted in glee: "Manny! Manny!"
Where it all began
Her child, Bacosa said, was a product of two people in love that began at the billiard hall and videoke bar of Pan Pacific Hotel in Manila’s Malate district. Pacquiao was the billiard center's frequent guest and player. She was its billiard "spotter" and waitress.
Bacosa and Pacquio first met there in February 2003.
Initially, the Palawan lass didn't know he was Pacquiao, the boxing star. She had no interest in sports, she said. He was there almost every night, but what she noticed was that Pacquiao was calling her by her first name. The other male customers were simply calling her "Miss."
He was sweet
"He was so nice and sweet. And he was paying me more attention than the rest," Bacosa recalled.
Pacquiao first invited her on a date in April 2003. She was about to wrap up her day's work at 3 a.m. "Because I had grown fond of him, I didn't think twice in joining him."
They drove to a hotel in Pasay City, she said. In no time, Pacquiao and Joanna took a room and stayed there for hours. Before leaving, Pacquiao tried to give her money, but she turned it down, telling him she was not a sex worker.
She was with him because she was in love with him, Bacosa said. She was fully aware, she said, that he was a married man and had two kids by his legal wife.
And came often ...
After the first date, Pacquiao went to the billiard hall more often, and was sweeter to her than he had ever been.
They went out and checked in at the same hotel two more times, each time longer than the first.
On both occasions, Pacquiao offered her some cash, but Bacosa said she turned it down for the same reason: She was with him because of love, not money.
Paquiao once called her, saying he couldn't see her because he was out of town preparing for a big fight. She was a little bit depressed, she said. It was April 29, her 22nd birthday. In less than an hour, he showed up at the billiard hall, saying he only wanted to pull a surprise.
In May 2003, Bacosa learned she was pregnant. When she broke the news to him, Pacquiao appeared jubilant. It was as if he were a first-time father, she said.
He later asked her to stop working and to move to another apartment to keep away from intrigue. She agreed.
In November 2003, he gave her P300,000 as a Christmas gift. This time, she accepted it because she needed to pay her hospitals bills. In January 2004, she gave birth to the boy.
Happy at news of a boy
Told of his son, Pacquiao seemed happy. He saw the boy three weeks later. But soon, the visits came few and far between.
In November 2005, Joanna said she got a call from Pacquiao asking her to see him in Cebu. Mother and son's tickets were provided by Pacquiao's friend, Wakee Salud.
There, at a Cebu hotel, father and son met again after so many months. He was visibly pleased that he allowed someone to take their pictures together.
After the meeting, Pacquiao gave Bacosa P3,000 for the boy. Little did she know that it was to be the last time she would see him.
She kept on calling him. She sent him text messages, pleading for support for the boy. "I will surprise you," she was told. But until she met with lawyer Victor Rodriguez last week, the surprise never came.
She instead got calls from Pacquiao's wife, Jinkee, and some of his friends who tried to prevent her from seeking legal counsel.
Now a wayward truck
On Jan. 31, she was surprised to get a call from Pacquiao himself. But it was no longer the man she knew, she said.
Shouting, he reportedly told her: "What are you doing?" She replied: "Why, what am I doing?"
But Pacquiao had the momentum of a wayward truck.
"If you have a problem, why don't you just talk to me?" Pacquiao yelled at her. "Why do you have to talk to somebody else? What do you want? Financial support? I have helped other people, why do you think I shouldn't help you. Do you want me to have that boy kidnapped so there wouldn't be evidence? Tell your lawyer to shut up or I will sew his mouth."
Bacosa said she had become so afraid of Pacquiao that she didn't want anyone to know where she was staying now.
She said she was fully aware that she might be accused of simply wanting to milk Pacquiao now that he is a multimillionaire.
Love is lost
Under the Family Code, she said, if a woman wins a case, only the child gets support. She wouldn't get anything unless Pacquiao agreed to it.
Part of any settlement she gets when the case is resolved will go to a trust fund, she said. The boy can only use it when he turns 21.
To those who criticized her, Bacosa said she would like to say that telling one's sad story was not an easy thing to do. She is telling hers now, she said, to illustrate that it was love that took place between them.
"I loved him then. Today, I love him not," she said.
French-Filipina and Kapuso singer-actress Solenn Heussaff is the calendar girl of Ginebra San Miguel for the year 2012.
Solenn’s name comes from Selena, meaning goddess of the moon.
Solenn had a three and a half year relationship with hottie Derek Ramsay.
Her brother Erwan used to date Anne Curtis who’s an ex of Richard Gutierrez who’s being linked to Solenn.
This particular photo is from all voices
Solenn is not just a pretty face. She’s very much inclined to the arts. She’s actually an assistant designer for Tan Gan Limited Edition, giant fashion retail here, and a professional makeup artist who studied in Paris. Before her limelight in showbiz, Solenn was doing a brilliant job already in fashion magazines and design. In her spare time, her creativity is indulged in painting.
Bad boys and shaved heads turn her on.
Solenn has a mantra tattooed on her rib written in French. “If I fall, I will rise again.”
She body-painted the controversial Joey Mead (shot wearing only body paints) for the Rogue magazine’s cover.
Solenn Heussaff is the calendar girl of Ginebra San Miguel for the year 2012.
Solenn Marie Adea Heussaff is her full name.
She was born on July 20, 1985 to Cynthia Adea, a Filipina, and Louis Paul Heussaff, a former French Marine of Breton/Celtic descent,who is now the head of a service company for the petroleum industry.She has an older sister named Vanessa and a younger brother named Erwan .
Solenn appeared in this Coffee Mate commercial.
Solenn appeared in this Pop Cola commercial.
She’s an endorser of Penshoppe, a famous brand here.
