Registered voter from Quezon City’s 2nd District? If your answer is yes, then better watch the video above in its entirety. Actress Ara Mina is running for councilor on Quezon City’s 2nd District and the video above definitely shows how clueless she is in the field of politics.

If you’re running for office, then you should have at least know what it is all about. We need competent people to serve us, not celebrities who rely on their popularity and not their brains.

The internet sensation, Dancing Inmate from Cebu, will soon be appearing on DVD and Blu-Ray copies of Michael Jackson’s This is It. Long time dance instructor of Michael Jackson, Travis Payne was in Cebu last January 17 to choreograph the inmates to perform “They Don’t Really Care About Us” very much similar to the This is It version.

Payne said that it was but fitting to include a special dance number from the now world-renowned Cebu inmates for the special “This Is It” DVD launch.

Payne was accompanied by Michael Jackson’s backup dancers Daniel Celebre and Dres Reid.

GMA Network and the Sexbomb Dancers have come-up with a very unique way of introducing the automated election to the masses. Dubbed “Bilog na Hugis Itlog”, the music video presentation aimed in educating voters about the automated election process.

Kudos to the Sexbomb Dancers and GMA Network for this! Lyrics of the video below:

“Bilog na Hugis Itlog”

May bilog, may bilog na hugis itlog
Mare, mare,
May ikukuwento ako sa ‘yo, puwede?
Oo naman mare! Puwede!
Simula na po ang automation
Sa darating na twenty ten elections
Sa automation bibilis
bibilis ang bilangan
Kaya lalong dapat nating bantayan
Nasa balota na, mga pangalan
ng kandidatong pagpipilian
Alamin na po natin ang automation
Paano nga ba’ng gagawin?
Ano bagong instruction?
May bilog, may bilog na hugis itlog
May bilog, may bilog na hugis itlog
Ang kailangan sa bilog
ay simpleng-simple lang
Itiman, i-shade loob ng bilog
Hanapin ang bilog sa tapat ng pangalan
ng kandidatong napupusuan
Ang bilog, ang bilog
sa tapat ng pangalan
‘Yan ang dapat nating markahan
Gets mo ba?
Gets ko na!
Gets na gets na talaga!
Computer ang magbabasa
ng ating mga balota
Kung mali ang pagmarka
Baka boto mo’y mabasura
Sayang!
Balota mo’y alagaan
Boto’y makapangyarihan
Huwag gusutin o dungisan
Upang tiyak na mabilang
Ang boto mo, boto mo
Makapangyarihan
Pumili tayo ng tuwid
ng may paninindigan
Tunay na lider na magsisilbi sa bayan
Yan ang kailangan
Kailangan ng bayan
Isang Presidente
Bise Presidente
Mga Senador puwede hanggang dose
Isang Congressman
At isang Party List lang
Huwag na, huwag nang dagdagan
Isang Mayor
May Vice Mayor
At kung ilang Konsehal ang kailangan
Isang Gobernador
At kanyang Bise
At kung ilang Bokal puwede!
Hanapin ang bilog
Sa tapat ng pangalan
ng kandidatong napupusuan
Ang bilog, ang bilog
Sa tapat ng pangalan
‘Yan ang dapat nating markahan
May bilog, may bilog na hugis itlog
May bilog, may bilog na hugis itlog
Ang kailangan sa bilog
ay simpleng-simple lang
Itiman, i-shade loob ng bilog
Ang loob ng bilog na hugis itlog
Huwag bibilugan
loob ang dapat itiman
Ang loob ng bilog na hugis itlog
Aw!!!

GMA7′s Survivor Philippines (season 2) Palau’s castaways are now down to 15. The Tribal Council has voted Justine Ferrer out after a grueling week.

Her elimination was shadowed by the revelation that Justine has already undergone a sex change operation. Watch Justine’s interview video after the jump.

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JUSTINE FERRER
29 YRS. OLD, BUSINESSWOMAN
KALOOKAN

“Well, I can say that I’m a real Survivor because I have been the breadwinner of my family for 10 years now. Also, I am providing for my nephew’s education and am helping my friends and relatives as much as I can. For me, winning their respect and love made me a real survivor.”

Justine Ferrer worked in Japan as a singer at the age of 19 and since then has become a breadwinner of the family.

As a businesswoman, Justine helped her father in a buy-and-sell business and managed a baby ultrasound company.

To physically prepare for Survivor Philippines Palau, Justine enhanced her skills by enrolling in a swim school, but most of all she invested on a lot of rest and vitamins.

She has also prepared emotionally for the experiences ahead of her on the island.

“Alam ko na ang buhay sa isla ay unusual, puwede kang masaktan, masugatan at magutom kaya inihanda ko na ang sarili ko,”Justine said.

Justine believes that her “uniqueness” is the key for her to become a Castaway.

“I think I was chosen because they are curious about what’s really inside of me and my behavior,” Justine said.

(via, gmanews.tv)

Saw this on Mark’s blog and I still can’t stop laughing. Former President Joseph “Erap” Estrada has been tapped to be the endorser of Arthro, an arthritis supplement. I’ve been laughing since I’ve watched this video, not that because Arthro claims to be a supplement against arthritis to prevent personal injury, but because of the whole theme of the commercial.

It vaguely suggests that Erap may once again run in the upcoming 2010 elections and that he’s better than another presidentiable, Senator Mar Roxas. Watch the video and see a guy (wearing a blue polo similar to Mar Roxas) having difficulty driving a pedicab while Erap runs his way with ease.

If Erap decides to run in the 2010 elections and his commercials are as funny as this, then he has my vote. Or maybe not. LOL!

(via Mark)