Anne Curtis bare goddess is the title of the Anne Curtis cover story in the September 2008 issue of Star Studio magazine. Star Studio featured Anne Curtis in a sexy pool pictorial. In the cover story, Anne Curtis talked about how she thinks Sam Milby is hot and how she does not believe any of the rumors against Sam Milby, most especially “that” rumor. Star Studio magazine editor is Mr. Biboy Arboleda. Please grab a copy of this magazine, inside pages also features 22 hot photos from the Bench Blackout Fashion Show. I know you liked ‘em! My Bench Blackout post received like 50,000 unique visitors and a whopping 90,000 page views and counting! If you buy the magazine, you’ll have a better view of the hot hunks. Plus you have Dyosa!

Photo Credits: Mr. Biboy Arboleda

Michael V or Beethoven del Valle Bunagan in real life, is on the cover of the International edition of Reader’s Digest September 2008 issue. Michael V. is made up like an old man in Barong on the cover of Reader’s Digest. At the bottom are the words Yari Ka! which is what Michael V. exclaims at the end of every gag on Bitoy’s Funniest Videos on GMA 7.

The Reader’s Digest’s September issue is its “5th annual humor special.” Aside from Michael V. featured also are Singapore’s Mark Lee and Malaysia’s Harith Iskander.

Michael V., in the accompanying article in Reader’s Digest, on why his real name is Beethoven del Valle Bunagan:

“My father named me after the German composer Ludwig van Beethoven, not because we shared the same birth date — mine’s December 17, 1969; his December 16, 199 years earlier — but because my father saw a copy of Beethoven’s record in his boss’s office and didn’t know that Beethoven was a surname. My stage name is derived from two performers I admire: Michael Jackson and Filipino singer Gary V.”

On his easy transformation from one character to another, Michael V said:

“Some people wonder how I can get into the different characters’ heads so easily. The make-up and costumes help a lot. Once I see myself in front of the mirror, I can easily transform into the person I need to be. Having said that, there’s always a bold line that separates the real me from the characters that I play so when people ask me if I’m scared that I won’t be able to get back to the real me, I just laugh. I mean, I don’t go around in ladies’ dresses when I’m with my kids at a mall.”