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It seems like Asia’s top transgender supermodel/lawyer Mader Sitang of Thailand, who is famous for her signature hair-flipping dance moves, is not coming back to Manila anymore. This after former Mr. Gay World finalist-businessman Wilbert Tolentino, who acted as her manager in her recent trip to Manila, revealed that Mader Sitang refused to honor the contract he presented to her team in Thailand. Tolentino made the hint on Facebook. It read: "By now, you must have already known that the contract signing between me and Mader Sitang here in Bangkok did not materialize because of the latter's refusal to honor such agreement. All of you can attest that I have always been fair and transparent in all my dealings; "I am so touched and overwhelmed with the show of moral support by my kababayans through the large number of FB messages that i have been receiving. Maraming, maraming Salamat po sa inyong lahat; "Special thanks to Team Philippines' legal adviser...

Quezon City continues its endeavor to spread lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) awareness through the search for the next Queen of Quezon City. After thorough screening, 24 candidates have been officially chosen to take part in this year’s pageant and compete for the title. The candidates, all residents of Quezon City, are: Erwina Tirambulo (Talayan Village); Redj Daria Espinosa (Brgy. Tagumpay); Ehm-jay Buena Tuazon (Brgy. Loyola Heights); Terresa Caranzo and Samantha Garcia (Brgy. Bagong Silangan); Louise Manalo (Brgy. San Roque, Cubao); Avah Torres Pineda (Brgy. Pag-ibig sa Nayon); Angel Artita (Brgy. Bagbag, Novaliches); Shine Rodriguez and Jhade Ellorin Soberano (Brgy. Bagong Pag-asa); Naomi Fontanos (Brgy. U.P. Village); Denine Palacio (Brgy. Mariblo); Keith Legara (Brgy. Talipapa, Novaliches); Casey Banes Paculan (Brgy. Piñahan); Scarlet Alcaraz and Yanyan Idalia (Brgy. Commonwealth); Andrea Justine Aliman (Brgy. Sacred Heart); Nica Kate Sapinoso (Brgy. San R...

Organizers of the Miss Global Philippines beauty pageant have said that they have nothing against transgender women. But they pointed out that do not see their contest accepting them in the future. "This is a female pageant. That's why we empower women and only women. Transgenders, they had sex change. Kung magpapasok ako ng transgender, that means ma-o-over power na tayo ng men. (If I will accept transgender women, that means we are overpowered by men)," said Pauline Sofia Laping, CEO and national director, when asked if Miss Global Philippines is ready to accept transgender women contestants soon, during an exclusive interview at West Avenue Suites in Quezon City recently.                                                     Darling of the Press Eileen Gonzales "Now ako ang pinaglalaban ko mga kakabaihan. Pero kami tinatanggap namin ang single mo...