Miss Universe Colombia Catalina Robayo is under fire for going commando during a public rehearsal for the Miss Universe 2011 beauty pageant which will held in São Paulo, Brazil on September 12, 2011.
Robayo apparently did not wear any panties which was exposed to be true when Brazilian newspaper Agora published photos of her wearing a mini-skirt and exposing some flesh when she was seated.
Scandals and controversies seem to always follow Willie Revillame.
The latest to hit the TV host is an incident in the March 12 episode of his Willing Willie primetime show at TV5 where he repeatedly goaded a 6-year old boy named Jan-Jan Suan into doing a sexually suggestive dance while the audience laughed at him.
The boy danced ala-”macho dancer”, gyrating like a dancer in a gay bar would… while crying. Revillame gave him P10,000 for his trouble.
I love sports scandals (Don’t we all?)
Except when it’s of the Greg Oden variety, it gives excitement to an otherwise boring day.
Celebrity s*x tapes are a staple of mainstream media nowadays.
While most can destroy a career (see Hayden Kho), some purposely allow the releases just for them to gain a level of fame and to further their career that only a s*x tape can bring.
Remember Paris Hilton?
Hakuna Matata! was officially launched last February 12, 2009 with my first ever blog post titled “The Ark is Now Ready to Sail“.
More than a year later; 410 days to be exact, here I am making my 500th blog post. That means in that span, I was able to churn out an average of 1.22 posts per day.
Wow! I didn’t expect I’d be as prolific a writer as this. In my quest to make money online, I was able to write this many. In comparison with my second web site, I was only able to publish 70 posts in 1 year for an average of only 1 post every 5.2 days. Well, that one was really not meant for making money online.
As the 500th blog post, this is a report on what has transpired over the past 410 days it has taken me to write this many.
You know what’s a viral video?
It is a video that becomes popular typically through Internet media sharing websites. Viral videos are usually taken by amateurs from their camera phones or web cams and are usually for personal consumption and not intended for commercial gain.
A good example would be the Hayden Kho scandal videos.
When the Anne Curtis wardrobe malfunction news broke out that her top swimsuit accidentally gave viewers more than a little nipple slip, people started scouring the Internet for a picture hoping that somebody captured the incident in their cellphone camera. As Alice in Woderland quoted, people went curiouser and curiouser.
