BLACK not red is the color of Valentine’s Day for couples like Tom Rodriguez and Carla Abellana. Having married for only three months, rumors have it na naghiwalay na ang dalawa and neither of the two issued an official statement. Is there a third party involved?.

In the same breath ,Diego Loyzaga and Barbie Imperial have called it quits. He once declared that Barbie is the girl he wanted to be with for the rest of his life. What happened? Diego is now in the US vacationing alone.

Carlo Aquino and non-showbiz partner Trina Candaza with whom he has a child also parted ways.

On the rosy side, musician Rico Blanco and Maris Rascal seems to hit it off very well. As the saying goes, “age doesn’t matter.”

As for the former talk show host who announced her engagement only to call it kaput due to health reason, the less we talk about her the better.

Gretchen and her precious grains

WHENEVER we see a sack of rice posted on Facebook, we feel the presence of Gretchen Barretto.

Without fanfare, she has been giving ayuda’s to the members of the press in form of the precious grain. At wala siyang pinipili unlike GMA na kalendaryo lamang ay pinagdamot pa. We admire Gretchen for sharing her blessings. Special thanks goes to writer Francis Simeon who acts as the man-friday of Gretchen.

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MORE single alerts from Viva Records Adprom Manager Punch Liwanag:

Having your partner do questionable activities behind your back but act innocent and pure in front of you is an incomparable kind of an unsettling feeling that the newest Vivamax Movie “Kinsenas Katapusan” will creep into your nerves. Accompanied by the accuracy of the official soundtrack verses of “Natataranta” by LITZ, this will surely make you overthink your relationship and might trigger past events of keeping your slightest hope afloat the clear signs of infidelity.

Fitz Shioda explores the idea of the “quaranfling” amidst the pandemic in his song “callboi.” The pop feel-good romantic track narrates the creative ways of how people coped in finding ways virtually in keeping the butterflies exhilarated in your tummies as if you’re still magically seeing face to face.

The Pub Forties hints at a diverse world of realities across the living through the “DocumentAries (Demos and Outtakes).” The collection is analogous to a museum of ambient, jazzy, sentimental, blues, inspirational, and elegiac tunes born out of each member’s persona; Aries, Vince, and Yugel. “DocumentAries” reverberate the 80s new wave, bebop jazz, ballad, blues rock, pop-rock, and elegy music that sings of love, life, survival, and death. By Remy Umerez.