MAINE MENDOZA posts on her Instagram Story a photo with rumored boyfriend Arjo Atayde.
Arjo attended Maine’s fundraising event this weekend.
In her Instagram account, Maine posted her picture together with Arjo on her fund-raising event in July 14.
Arjo gave his full support for the said event.
Also joining the group were the organizers of the said garage-sale-cum-fundraising-project, were Maine auctioned her pre-loved items to raise funds and to be donated to the less fortunate.
The photos shows Maine’s appreciation to Arjo’s gesture.
Arjo first showed his support to Maine when the latter was launched as an endorser to an international make up line in February 2019.
In March 2,2019 Maine posted in her social media account and confessed that she is indeed “exclusively dating” the kapamilya actor.
In her blog entry, Maine explained why she had to go on a date with Arjo, while most of their fans clamor for Alden Richards.
Here is an excerpt of Maine’s blog entry…
“He always goes out of his way to make me extra happy and actually puts in effort in everything he does.”
It was also in March 2019, when Arjo posted his picture together with Maine for the 24th birthday of Eat Bulaga’s host.
Maine’s recent post obviously shows that she is now more comfortable in posting photos with Arjo.
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DINGDONG DANTES and Kathryn Bernardo received the top acting awards at the Eddys 2019.
The Society of Philippine Entertainment Editors (SPEEd) handed out the trophies during the awarding ceremony held on July 14 at the New Frontier Theater.
The Eddy stands for Entertainment Editors’ Choice Awards for Movies.
Dingdong earned the Best Actor award for his movie Sid and Aya.
He was able to beat fellow nominees Eddie Garcia (Rainbow’s Sunset), Piolo Pascual (Ang Panahon ng Halimaw), Carlo Aquino (Exes Baggage), Christian Bables (Signal Rock), Daniel Padilla (The Hows of Us), and Paolo Contis (Through Night & Day).
Kathryn was hailed as Best Actress for her performance in The Hows of Us.
She was able to beat Angelica Panganiban (Exes Baggage), Glaiza de Castro (Liway), Gloria Romero (Rainbow’s Sunset), Judy Ann Santos (Ang Dalawang Mrs. Reyes), Nadine Lustre (Never Not Love You), and Sarah Geronimo (Miss Granny).
At the start of the awards night, video clips of the movies of Eddie Garcia were shown on the big screen, prompting the audience at the New Frontier Theater to burst into applause. One of the most applauded moments was when Eddie received his award last year and shouted “Mabuhay ang mga Eddys!”
One of the editors of SPEED, Nestor Cuartero, talked about the difference of their award-giving body from the others.
In his opening remarks, Cuartero pointed out that organizers often tell the celebrities whether or not they will win awards in order to entice them to attend the awarding ceremony.
He said that even the editors of SPEED do not know who will win and they just find out on the day itself.
He explained that they do this in order to maintain the integrity of the Eddy Awards.
Here are the winners of the 3rd Eddys Awards:
Lifetime Achievement Award – Elwood Perez
Best Film – Liway
Best Actor – Dingdong Dantes (Sid and Aya)
Best Actress – Kathryn Bernardo (The Hows of Us)
Best Supporting Actor – Arjo Atayde (BuyBust)
Best Supporting Actress – Max Collins (Citizen Jake)
Best Screenplay – Zig Dulay (Liway)
Best Director – Joel Lamangan (Rainbow Sunset)
Best in Cinematography – Yam Laranas (Aurora)
Best Editing – Chuck Gutierrez (Liway)
Best Sound – Bakwit Boys
Best Musical Score – Paulo Protacio (Bakwit Boys)
Best Original Theme Song – “Maybe The Night” by Ben and Ben (Exes Baggage)
Best Visual Effects – Gem Garcia & Ernest Villanueva (Aurora)
Best Production Design – Roy Lachica (Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral)
Beautederm Star of the Night – Lorna Tolentino
Manny Pichel Award – Ethel Ramos
Joe Quirino Award – Cristy Fermin
Rising Producers’ Circle – Spring Films and T-Rex Entertainment
Producer of the Year – Star Cinema
