The YES! party became a venue for reunions and reconciliation.

The most anticipated moment was the arrival of the famous Gutierrez siblings (from left) Raymond, Ruffa, and Richard, obviously because just 10 months back, Richard sued PEP editors Jo-Ann Maglipon and Karen Pagsolingan and staffwriter Ferdinand Godinez for P25 million on the issue of libel.

The two camps settled amicably 14 days before the event.(CLICK HERE to read related article)

Royal Era, the talent management company of the Gutierrez family, brought most of its talents.

One of them was Assunta de Rossi, whose wedding and house in Italy are on the "best-sellers" list of YES! Magazine. (CLICK HERE to view gallery)

Ynna Asistio (left) and Michelle Madrigal are also under the care of Annabelle Rama.

Ynna, the daughter of Nadia Montenegro currently topbills SRO Cinemaserye's Meet the Fathers, while Michelle, younger sister of Ehra Madrigal, is part of First Time.

Lorna Tolentino's date that night was her son Ralph Fernandez.

Fans first read the most comprehensive story of Rudy Fernandez's battle with cancer in YES! magazine, which also featured the couple's home and wedding, and finally the death of Daboy. (CLICK HERE to view gallery)

Lovely and sexy KC Concepcion arrived without mom Sharon Cuneta, who was in the United States treating KC's Lola Elaine to a vacation at the time of the YES! party.  

It wasn't just her solo presence that caught people's attention, but also her Jun Escario dress.

Actress-politician Lani Mercado (left) took some time off from her campaign chores in Cavite to personally congratulate the most widely-circulated magazine in the country.

She arrived with her eldest, Bryan Revilla.

Mommy Carol Santos attended the party to represent her daughter Judy Ann Santos, who graced the maiden issue of YES! Magazine ten years ago. Judy Ann was taping that night.

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Who says Eat Bulaga! host Ruby Rodriguez (right) and husband Mark are separated?

The couple had their home in Burbank, California featured in the January 2008 issue of YES! magazine. (CLICK HERE to view the gallery.)

Roderick Paulate (left) and Gina Alajar's friendship is older than YES! by more than three decades.

In 1967, they both auditioned for Lea Productions' Kaibigan Ko'ng Sto.Nino, and bested some 300 aspirants. Gina bagged the role of Oreng, while Roderick became Bong.

Their most recent project was the Philippine entry to the Oscars, Ded Na Si Lolo. Unfortunately, the film was not shortlisted for the Best Foreign Film category.  

SOP singers (from left) Jay-R, Kyla, Ogie Alcasid, and Mig Escueta were in a celebratory mood.

Later that evening, composer-singer Ogie, who had rushed in from a taping, confirmed that their variety show will air its final episode on February 28. (CLICK HERE to read related article)

A lot of single ladies in the house, like Pops Fernandez, were spotted at the party. Pops has become a good friend of the YES! editors through many years of coverage.

Her tell-all interview in the October 2007 issue of YES!, about her failed marriage to singer Martin Nievera, was deemed one of the most controversial revelations ever read in YES!  

It also rained men!!!

Jake Cuenca brought the hunk factor to the YES! anniversary party. Jake is managed by Neil de Guia, who is a protegé of the late talent manager Douglas Quijano.

German Moreno is ready for any "walang tulugan" party. 

But that night, he left before midnight. 

"Kagalang-galang ako tonight, ang dami kasing kagalang-galang dito, e," Ai-Ai delas Alas quipped about her outfit.

Ai-Ai found out about the party only the day before, when she and YES! editor Jo-Ann Maglipon bumped into each other at the yoghurt shop at the EDSA Shangri-La Mall.

Incidentally, her "sosyal" house has been featured in YES! magazine. (CLICK HERE to read related article)

A stunning Gretchen Barretto showed up past 11 p.m. She came from the premiere of Miss You Like Crazy, the latest Star Cinema offering starring John Lloyd and Bea Alonzo.

The singer is excited to go back to acting via a TV series with Bea Alonzo. Gretchen could not stay long at the party because she had a call time at 7:00 a.m. the next day for an acting workshop to prepare her for the TV series.

Before 12 midnight, a gorgeous Angel Locsin in a short black dress arrived, then left 20 minutes later. She told YES!, "Hindi talaga ako lumalabas. Nagpakita lang talaga ako para sa inyo."

YES! was able to document the lovelife of the Kapamilya actress who is presently single. 

The last to arrive was John Lloyd Cruz, who looked dashing even past 1:00 a.m. 

An onlooker exclaimed, "Baka ayaw niyang magpang-abot sila ni..." But in fairness to John Lloyd, the guy did a short, quick escape from his own post-premiere party to drop by the YES! party. He had promised his friend Anna Pingol he would, and he did.

Anna, whose birthday was the 24th, said it was her best birthday gift. She also said, "Ngayon napatunayan ko na, na kapag nangako si John Lloyd, tinutupad niya. He keeps his word."

Beside her, the handsome and charming box-office king stood smiling. When he relaxed some more, he was a very interesting conversationalist, but we all assume that what he had to say, even if they were not controversial, were off the record. So we can't say—until he says we can. 

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