Studio Cut

The ultimate diva of all-time Mariah Carey sings her heart out once more with the release of her new album, Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel. The album was first introduced with the hit, Obsessed that gained utmost popularity both here and the globe topping music and video charts for several weeks in a row. It is also the perfect follow-up since her award-winning album E=MC2 that reached almost platinum here in the Philippines.
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Columbia Pictures’ sizzling sex comedy “The Ugly Truth” starring Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler will have whole-day sneak previews on Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 21 & 22, in selected theaters everywhere.
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Patrick Swayze, the charismatic leading man indelibly linked to his iconic roles in “Dirty Dancing” and “Ghost,” who passed away this week from pancreatic cancer at the age of 57, will be honored on Hallmark Movie Channel HD with multiple encore performances of his 2004 Hallmark Channel miniseries, “King Solomon’s Mines,” Saturday, September 19 (6 p.m.-10 p.m. ET/PT) and Sunday, September 20 (2 p.m.-6 p.m. ET/PT).
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Last time around, Colbie Caillat was feeling “Bubbly,” and the entire pop world seemed to want a sip. But this time, effervescence flirts with explosiveness. For her sophomore album, Breakthrough, Colbie has shaken up her sound, bringing in a wider array of producers and players, and significantly picking up the tempo at times from her debut effort’s signature ballads. So keep an eye on those carbonation levels: champagne corks may fly.
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Profiles features Pilar Pilapil this Wednesday evening, right after Bandila.

First the computer. Then email, tiny cell phones and the Internet. Today, sexy robotic surrogates fill in for their less attractive human counterparts—regular people who no longer have to venture out into the real world themselves. In the world of Touchstone Pictures’ new sci-fi thriller “Surrogates,” has technology gone too far?
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It’s only after speaking with Rena Sofer for 15 minutes or so that it all begins to make sense.  You begin to realize that her fairly stunning body of work to date is only partly due to the fact she’s so beautiful and talented.  The rest is about sheer guts and determination, borne of a strong work ethic instilled by her Orthodox rabbi father and one fateful dressing-down from a director while working her first job.
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In today’s filmdom reverberating with so much glitz, Sandra Bullock and Hilary Swank play it vanity-free in their upcoming respective movies “All About Steve” and “Amelia.”
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