CESAR Montano’s son Diego says he’s not in good terms with his dad, complaining that Cesar promised him a car but it never came. He’s obviously sore with his dad that’s why he now prefers to live with Bing Loyzaga (sister of his mom, Teresa) rather than live with his dad and stepmom Sunshine Cruz. Cesar understandably refuses to answer back his son’s accusations against him. He told a friend, “Mas lalaki lang 'yan pag sasagot ako.”
And it’s true. But he cannot prevent his friends from defending him. “Pinalalabas ng bata na pinababayaan siya ng ama niya when Cesar just gave him his tuition fee para sa high school studies niya sa OB Montessori. Ayaw naman talaga ni Cesar na pumasok siya sa showbiz, pero nagpilit sila ng ina niya. Tapos, humihingi sa kanya ng condo unit, pero di niya binigyan. Mahal na mahal ni Cesar ang bata kaya gusto niya, sa kanya ito tumira para magabayan niya nang personal, pero ayaw naman. Mas okay na sa kanyang matira ito kay Bing para may guardian, kaysa sa gusto nito to live alone in his own condo. He never promised a car to Diego. That’s what his son asked from him. He can give Diego a car but ayaw niya as he believes Diego is too young at 16 to drive his own car. Mamaya, mapahamak, siya pa ang masisi. But his son cannot seem to understand this.”
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Friday, June 17, 2011
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Willing Willie Suspended By MTRCB
This was the decision given by the MTRCB's Hearing and Adjudication Committee, headed by Noel del Prado with members Milo Sogueco and Carmen Musngi.
By crediting the program's self-suspension, the penalty began right after “Willing Willie” aired their last episode, Jonathan Presquito, chief of MTRCB's legal affairs division said. The Willie Revillame-led game show's last episode was aired April 9, Saturday, a day after the host announced the hiatus of the program. As such, the suspension will last until May 9.
The Willie Revillame-led game show was penalized for allow six-year-old Jan-Jan Suan to perform an allegedly erotic dance routine on air during their March 12 episode.
According to the decision, the voluntary suspension of “Willing Willie” played a part in the MTRCB's decision to credit the number of days it was off the air in their suspension. Other reasons for their decision include the self-regulatory measures of TV5, including the implementation of their Guidelines on the Treatment of Children nas Viewers, Subjects, Talents, or Participants and their plan to release a “Rules of Ethics” for their talents and production crew.
The MTRCB also considered the formal apology of TV5 Executive Vice President Roberto Barreiro and their Admission of Responsibility.
The decision also took note that “Willing Willie” is a first time offender.
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