Super Nora explosion
By Kathleen Llemit 10/01/2011The sleeping town of Aling Sula and local tinseltown stuck in the doldrums were shaken by the homecoming of a star that was thought by many to have faded into oblivion. In just a month after an eight-year hiatus from the land that gave birth to her showbiz Superstar status, La Aunor, Ate Guy or Nora Aunor reentered the scene in which she had reigned for so long like a supernova, explosive and intense.
And like a supernova, the Superstar caused a pandemonium as soon as her plane landed at the NAIA earlier last month as legions of her loyal fans, some of which reportedly came from the provinces and rented a bus just to see her, were seen crying at the sight of their long lost idol.
As explosive as a supernova, La Aunor has managed to be the face of several glossies including her controversial cigarette-holding cover of the latest issue of Yes! magazine, which had some sectors reacting that her cover does not help in the promotion of a smoke-free Philippines.
In the same issue, La Aunor spills the beans about her real sexuality, her “admiration” for erstwhile “rival” and now Batangas Gov. Vilma Santos, and her straightforward answer on why she chooses not to work with a certain station, all of which generated an overflow of reactions ranging from approval to blind fanaticism to severe dislike in several entertainment Web sites such as www.pep.ph..... MORE
Source: The Daily Tribune
URL: http://www.tribuneonline.org/commentary/20110930com6.html
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