Hollyweird Gazette

Remember how much we adore Jake Gyllenhall, 29 and Reese Witherspoon, 33 as a couple? Sadly just this December it was confirmed that the used-to-be inseparable sweethearts have called it quits.
There’s no third party to blame in their breakup, “There are no other people involved. The relationship just ended. It just fizzled. But they also wanted to be careful and private about it because of Reese’s kids.” A source confirmed. However, it showed that some good things didn’t always last; their two years of togetherness didn’t survive the odds, “They needed time to figure it out and they were on different coasts. When they were finally together, they talked it out and decided they’re not going to be together anymore.”
One source close to Gylenhall reveals, “It broke his heart.” Although Reese experienced no problem in terms of Jake’s treatment towards her kid, it was told that Witherspoon still has qualms on being in a permanent situation with Jake due to differences, “She really worried that they didn’t have enough in common,” the pal says. She seemed to doubt Gyllenhall’s suitability as a step-father and a long-term partner, “She felt pressured to wed again but she wasn’t ready, she couldn’t give Jake enough and she got cold feet. Jake wanted all of her,” another one confirms.
The ex-couple met on a set while filming Rendition. They became a hot item last March 2007 while Reese was currently on the road to a divorce fight with Ryan Philippe. The rumor has it that this is one the factors of their separation.

The Biggest Loser Asia

Size does matter—yes it is! This is proved by one of the biggest TV reality shows of today—The Biggest Loser Asia. After capturing the entire America with its inspiring format of losing weight to win big, this TV sensation has now overtook the pan-regional Asia particularly the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Hongkong.

Our big folks from the Southeast are coming up and about to make their big dreams come true—to win hefty prize and most of all to gain back a life.

This November 24, it has run the first ever Asian installment. This weight loss unscripted series has been airing on the Hallmark Channel Asia and currently running its 4th episode.

There are two trainers that were chosen for the big series; Dave Nuku who is one of the motivational fitness experts highly sought after by clients in Kuala Lumpur, not to mention, a manager in Fitness First Asia and the author of a book series entitled BookFirst is challenged to keep his weighty blue team’s adrenaline high for winning. And the other is the vivacious Kristy Curtis from Down Under. She’s entrusted of the heavy red team’s magical transition from flab to fab! Kirsty has been hooked to fitness since she was a teenager. And now the personable and friendly gal has turned her passion into a successful career. But can she keep up with the beat of their dreams?

Adding more personality and attitude in the show, Sarima Ibrahim has been chosen to host the program. She is Malaysia’s one of the most versatile and talented actresses. Apart from being an award-winning actress in her mainland, her candor and quick wit have made her so much good for the role as a host. She’s admitted that excitement rushed in when she learned that she would do the stand up for the reality hit.

16 contestants were chosen, carrying a similar desire of bettering their lives the way it should be—a picture of good health and good looks. Coming from different cultures, it is first thought that residing in one house would be a not-so-good idea to experience, but this has never become a hurdle for them to gel together.

For all their lives, body fats have been their worst adversary in life, but now this opponent has become their ally in getting the chance of their lifetime. A few stroke of luck and a lot of flabby flaunt—tubby outside and most especially big inside—this will define a bonafide biggest loser.