Elvis in Manila. Eddie Gutierrez rock n' rolled and drove the partygoers dancing to Elvis Presley's "Blue Suede Shoes."

Eddie came with his beautiful wife, Annabelle Rama. Annabelle gave two lechons (whole-pig roast) for the occasion.

Bodie Cruz, who became known for his stints in the ABS-CBN shows, Ang TV, and recently on the second season of Pinoy Big Brother, sang a slow ballad, "How Deep is Your Love" for the Birthday Lady.

His parents Tirso Cruz III and Lynn Ynchausti also came to enjoy the party.

Ricky Davao and GMA-7 reporter Lhar Santiago serenade the Birthday Lady.

Lhar earlier sang a beautiful version of "Ikaw Lang ang Mamahalin."

Masama ang tumanggi, was the rule that night, so whenever one was called to sing, he/she had to take the mic.

Tirso Cruz III and Ricky Davao goaded Senator Jinggoy Estrada to sing, and the newly-minted Metro Manila Film Festival Best Actor did not disappoint the partygoers with his upbeat rendition of "Killing Me Softly" and "Memories."

Richard Gomez and Joey Marquez tried to sing Hagibis's "Katawan," the theme song of their defunct sitcom in ABS-CBN, Palibhasa Lalake. They didn't know the entire lyrics, so they just hummed and then sang only the refrain, to the delight of everyone.

Jeremy Marquez kids around with Jinggoy Estrada, his dad Joey Marquez, and Richard Gomez.

Wednesday Club. Birthday Lady Redgie Magno-Acuña with her very close friends. 

(From left to right) actor Ricky Davao, Ian Fariñas, writer Allan Diones, Malou Choa-Fagar of TAPE Inc., Racquel Villavicencio, Jun Nardo, Joe Barrameda (partly hidden), photographer Gervy Santiago, writer Dondon Sermino, Walden Belen of the Manila Bulletin, and YES! magazine associate editor Anna Pingol.

Teri Onor gives Redgie a buss as as soon as he arrived at the party.