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10.14.2008 – Sometimes being good at being bad might turn up to be something legendary, and would make you become an iconic character in specific roles. Jean Garcia, she's done all of it and continues to have memorable "villain" roles in television or film in the Philippines. She represents the modern hardworking Filipina through her apperances in certain shows.

It was just one of those Sundays but it feels like a Friday night out for a party. But for those who are not keeping track of what's today, it must be confusing. Let alone for some who might be living under the rock or far down the dark crevices in those caves. But for the FHM readers who took notice, Sundays are something special too.

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Usually, Sunday is sort of a downtime, and mostly preparing for another new week ahead. Sometimes there are some who wear their Sunday dress on a special day, but most would bestanding in line for the FHM signing seeing the Hottest Villain is in person as October 2008's FHM Cover Girl is not what you expected to be. Sometimes it takes courage and a little bit of shamelessness to come up with this type of event and show your interest.

The local FHM Signing Events have peaked this year with random characters coming up with their 'gimmick' just to impress the featured cover girl of the famous magazine, and who would have thought it would be a spectacle to the event itself?





















Jean Garcia, a beloved actress who is featured in villain roles surely won't pass up to cement her legacy by being on FHM. It's something that younger women would go for. But for an actress near her forties, it definitely didn't matter. There's word of mouth that's factual about Jean Garcia being the real deal not just a talented actress, who can get along with everyone because she's like everyone else like a regular Joe would hang out with her, definitely.







Not to forget FHM magazine is doing this superbly, which is open to everyone without any discrimination to their readers. Unlike other magazines that pretend to say that everyone is Welcome when have their exclusivity to a select group. This is why FHM is successful because they know their readers across the board.

Here's some advice to those other magazines trying to imitate FHM and those still stuck in their outdated way of treating people, you're missing out on this one.

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