mojolation: Lovi Poe is a Busy-Bee

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Lovi Poe is a Busy-Bee

Singer-actress Lovi Poe has been busy as a bee and she loves every minute of it! Lovi has been celebrating the success of her two films that were exhibited as part of this year's Cinemalaya Festival. First is the Joel Lamangan megged "Sigwa" where Lovi plays a student activist who is raped. This is Lovi's second film for director Lamangan, after the highly acclaimed "Sagrada Familia", where she played an incest victim.

Lovi Poe gets paired with Rocco Nacino in GMA’s “Love Bug”

Meanwhile, Lovi is busy with her regular television gigs on “Party Pilipinas” and “Show Me The Manny” and is also preparing for Gma's "Love Bug" which will pair her for the first time with Rocco Nacino. With so much on her plate, Lovi is reaping praises for her performances. Mario Bautista says, "Lovi is superb!"

Lovi's second Cinemalaya entry is the drama about innocent love entitled "Mayohan". This film, about the events occurring between a young boy and a teenaged girl during the Mayohan festivities in Quezon, was directed by Dan Villegas.

Horror Flick in the Works

DJ Mo Twister & Gabby Concepcion set to star inupcoming Regal thriller

If you’ve been tuned in to my morning radio program “Good Times” on Magic 89.9 and our Killerbee affiliates, you’ve already heard the buzz that DJ Mo Twister will be joining Lovi in her next film project.

Fans can expect a scream-tastic performance from Lovi and DJ Mo as they have already begun filming in a much-anticipated horror film together with Gabby Concepcion and Joem Bascon. The upcoming horror flick is under the direction of Topel Lee for Regal Films.

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World body holds NOYNOY on vow to fight CORRUPTION

The Global Organization of Parliamentarians Against Corruption, or Gopac, has called on President-elect Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino 3rd to deliver on his promises that he would rid government of corruption and keep his administration off government coffers, Sen. Edgardo Angara reported over the weekend.

Aquino's campaign platform in the May 10 election focused on stopping corruption and bringing positive change in Philippine bureaucracy.

Angara attended a recent executive committee meeting of Gopac in Canada during which he was asked by the executive board to convey their call to the newly elected Aquino and his administratin.

Gopac is the only parliamentary network with the singular focus on combating corruption. Its current 900-strong membership represents over 90 countries in all the regions of the world.

Angara, who sits in the executive board of the Canada-based organization, said the group voted to hold its biennial conference in 2013 in Manila.

“Hosting a conference that would gather the world’s parliamentarians to unite behind fighting corruption perfectly fits the Aquino agenda of fighting corruption in the government. This would be an opportunity to link up with parliaments all over the world who are confronting the same challenge of eliminating corruption from our institutions,” he said.

He himself called for a national strategy to fight corruption, involving both the public and private sectors.

“Multilateral institutions like the World Bank, IMF [Inetrnational Monetary Fund] and ADB [Asian Development Bank] have long come to the conclusion that there is a linear relationship between corruption and development, that the public sector cannot do it alone, the private sector and civil society must get firmly on board. But most important, there should be a national strategy so that the various sectors can perform their roles in a concentrated and coordinated manner,” he said.

Philippine Ambassador to Canada Jose Brillantes supported and provided necessary staff support during the executive board meeting and welcomed the hosting of Gopac’s biennial conference in Manila.

In September of this year, the group will hold a meeting of its global taskforce committee in Manila that will be hosted by the Philippine Senate.

As the only Asian representative in Gopac’s executive board, Angara initiated the organization in April 2005 of the Southeast Asia Parliamentarians Against Corruption, or Seapac, with 26 parliamentarian-members from Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines.

Gopac’s founding conference was held in Ottawa 2002, followed by its second Global Conference in Arusha, Tanzania, in 2006, then in Kuwait 2008 and the most recent conference in Mexico City in 2009. BY FRANCIS EARL A. CUETO

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Lovi Poe is a Busy-Bee

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World body holds NOYNOY on vow to fight CORRUPTION

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