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Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Felipe Camiroaga Best Tv Presenter in Chile
Felipe Humberto Camiroaga Fernández was a Chilean TV presenter and occasional actor. He was co-host of TVN's morning talk show Buenos días a todos since 2005. He also presented the late-night talk show Animal nocturno on the same station. He was one of the most popular television personalities in Chile.
Felipe Camiroaga a well known television presenter and his four persons
Undated file photo shows Chilean TV presenter and actor
Undated file photo shows Chilean TV presenter
Chilean TV presenter and actor Felipe Camiroaga, seen in this February 2010
of an undated image of Chilean TV presenter
Chilean TV presenter and actor Felipe Camiroaga, who was onboard the plane
Chilean TV presenter Felipe Camiroaga
Chilean TV presenter and actor
The much-loved TV presenter Felipe Camiroaga was one of the victims of the
Chilean TV presenter and actor Felipe Camiroaga was on a
Felipe Camiroaga
Currently Felipe has been involved in a plane crash off the coast of Chile’s Juan Fernández Island
Felipe started his career as a quiet cameraman’s assistant at a TV sta- tion, but he had his sights set higher.
He was looking for an opportunity when suddenly, completely out of the blue, he got his lucky break: the producers of a famous TV show for young people believed Camiroaga the perfect entertainer to host the show.
The talent of Camiroaga to communicate and en- tertain the audience was recognized by others in Chile. Not long after, the offer of his life was made.
Executives from the most popular morning show in Chile considered Camiroaga the only one capable of commanding a ship that was about to weigh anchor: the morning show, “Buenos Dias a Todos” (good morning everybody).
Felipe Camiroaga made his first humble steps to launch his career as co-host of the popular, “Buenos Días a Todos.” “This hasn’t been easy, that’s for sure.” Commented Camiroaga.
Felipe Camiroaga muere en accidente aéreo en Chile
"Tras la búsqueda en que participamos con el comandante en jefe de la Fuerza Aérea de Chile (general Jorge Rojas), uno llega a la conclusión que el impacto fue de tal magnitud que debió producir la muerte instantánea de todas las personas que se encontraban en el avión" declaró el ministro de Defensa, Andrés Allamand.
Mientras que el Servicio Médico Legal ha identificado a dos cuerpos rescatados por pescadores de la isla Robinson Crusoe, los cuales pertenecen a los periodistas Roberto Bruce y Silva Slier.
Mientras que otros cuerpos que también llegaron al lugar, corresponden a los periodistas del consejo de la cultura Galia Díaz y a Erwin Núñez, según informó el funcionario.
Entre los pasajeros se encontraba el famoso conductor de la televisión estatal, Felipe Camiroaga quien también fue animador del Festival Internacional de la Canción de Viña del Mar en 2009 y 2010.
Sin embargo, el presidente Sebastián Piñera ha admitido que no se encontrarán sobrevivientes "dadas las características del accidente", por lo que manifestó: "no quiero crear falsas expectativas".
Mientras que el Servicio Médico Legal ha identificado a dos cuerpos rescatados por pescadores de la isla Robinson Crusoe, los cuales pertenecen a los periodistas Roberto Bruce y Silva Slier.
Mientras que otros cuerpos que también llegaron al lugar, corresponden a los periodistas del consejo de la cultura Galia Díaz y a Erwin Núñez, según informó el funcionario.
Entre los pasajeros se encontraba el famoso conductor de la televisión estatal, Felipe Camiroaga quien también fue animador del Festival Internacional de la Canción de Viña del Mar en 2009 y 2010.
Sin embargo, el presidente Sebastián Piñera ha admitido que no se encontrarán sobrevivientes "dadas las características del accidente", por lo que manifestó: "no quiero crear falsas expectativas".
PICTURES
Uomini e Donne
Resi noti i nomi delle protagoniste del talk della De Filippi
Giorgia è nata a Nettuno, in provincia di Roma, ed ha 19 anni. Attualmente studia Lingue Orientali all'università. Nel tempo libero si dedica allo sport, all'arte e alla letteratura. Caratterialmente è molto introversa e, per questo motivo, non è mai uscita da sola con un ragazzo. La sua speranza, ora, è quella di trovare un partner serio e che l'apprezzi per la semplicità proprio attraverso la partecipazione a "Uomini e Donne".
Chiara ha 22 anni ed è napoletana al 100%. Studia Giurisprudenza e vorrebbe arrivare presto alla laurea per far felice suo papà, al quale è molto affezionata. Le sue passioni più grandi sono la lettura e i viaggi. Fino ad ora ha avuto soltanto una storia davvero importante durata 5 anni che l'ha fatta molto soffrire. Partecipa a "Uomini e Donne" per trovare un ragazzo sensibile, dolce e, naturalmente, fedele.
Mel Gibson a year after she turned down his $15 MILLION
Mel Gibson has agreed to pay his ex-girlfriend just $750,000 under the terms of their court settlement - a year after she is said to have turned down an offer of $15 million.
During a court hearing in Los Angeles, California, yesterday, Gibson and Oksana Grigorieva agreed the sum, which will be paid over a four-year period.
The couple were also awarded joint legal and physical custody of their young daughter Lucia.
Gibson has promised to pay Lucia the same inheritance that his other seven children are set to receive.
Under the terms of the settlement, Grigorieva and Lucia are allowed to remain in the Sherman Oaks house in which they they currently live.
When Lucia turns 18, the property will be sold and the money will be placed in a trust for her.
Gibson and Grigorieva's settlement would appear to end a lengthy feud, which made headlines across the world when the Russian musician accused Gibson of attacking her.
The confrontation took place on January 6 last year - just three months after Grigorieva gave birth to their daughter, Lucia.
News of the bust up did not emerge until summer 2010, when audio recordings of phone calls between the couple were leaked to the media.
In the recordings, Gibson could be heard ranting at his ex-girlfriend and unleashing a string of racist andsexist verbal threats.
On one occasion, when Grigorieva accused the actor of hitting her and breaking her teeth, he screamed back: 'You f***ing deserved it. I'll put you in a f***ing rose garden you c***.'
Gibson, 55, and Grigorieva, 41, were both in court for yesterday's settlement hearing.
The ex-lovers sat either end of a bench, in front of LA Superior Court Judge Peter D. Lichtman, and made no attempt to communicate with one another.
They sat quietly, next to their lawyers, as Judge Lichtman read out the terms of the agreement.
The settlement states that Gibson will pay $750,000 in three separate instalments.
The first $250,000 was due to be paidonce yesterday's deal was signed. The other payments will be made on September 15, 2013 and January 1, 2016.
This sum is significantly less than the $15 million offer Grigorieva is said to have turned down last year.
She declined the amount in June last year in order to 'see where the chips might fall', according to reports at the time.
The settlement also states that Gibson and Grigorieva will have joint legal and physical custody of Lucia. Further details about the custody agreement were discussed behindclosed doors.
Neither of them is allowed to write any books or articles about their relationship - or release any audio recordings to the media.
If Grigorieva breaches this agreement, she will forfeit the remaining balance of her $750,000.
At the end of the hearing Gibson addressed the judge, thanking him for bringing their dispute to a 'reasonable conclusion'.
Grigorieva also thanked the judge andher lawyer, Daniel Horowitz, said she had settled the case because it was 'in the best interest of Lucia'.
After their bust-up last year, Grigorieva had claimed that Gibson punched her in the mouth, choked her and pointed a gun at her.
During a court hearing in Los Angeles, California, yesterday, Gibson and Oksana Grigorieva agreed the sum, which will be paid over a four-year period.
The couple were also awarded joint legal and physical custody of their young daughter Lucia.
Settlement: Mel Gibson and Oksana Grigorieva both appeared at the Los Angeles County Courthouse today
Gibson has promised to pay Lucia the same inheritance that his other seven children are set to receive.
Under the terms of the settlement, Grigorieva and Lucia are allowed to remain in the Sherman Oaks house in which they they currently live.
When Lucia turns 18, the property will be sold and the money will be placed in a trust for her.
Gibson and Grigorieva's settlement would appear to end a lengthy feud, which made headlines across the world when the Russian musician accused Gibson of attacking her.
Pay up: The actor has been ordered to give his ex $750,000
A smile for the cameras: Oksana leaving court today
In the recordings, Gibson could be heard ranting at his ex-girlfriend and unleashing a string of racist andsexist verbal threats.
On one occasion, when Grigorieva accused the actor of hitting her and breaking her teeth, he screamed back: 'You f***ing deserved it. I'll put you in a f***ing rose garden you c***.'
Gibson, 55, and Grigorieva, 41, were both in court for yesterday's settlement hearing.
The ex-lovers sat either end of a bench, in front of LA Superior Court Judge Peter D. Lichtman, and made no attempt to communicate with one another.
They sat quietly, next to their lawyers, as Judge Lichtman read out the terms of the agreement.
The settlement states that Gibson will pay $750,000 in three separate instalments.
The first $250,000 was due to be paidonce yesterday's deal was signed. The other payments will be made on September 15, 2013 and January 1, 2016.
This sum is significantly less than the $15 million offer Grigorieva is said to have turned down last year.
She declined the amount in June last year in order to 'see where the chips might fall', according to reports at the time.
The settlement also states that Gibson and Grigorieva will have joint legal and physical custody of Lucia. Further details about the custody agreement were discussed behindclosed doors.
Custody drama: Oksana with her daughter Lucia last month
Neither of them is allowed to write any books or articles about their relationship - or release any audio recordings to the media.
If Grigorieva breaches this agreement, she will forfeit the remaining balance of her $750,000.
At the end of the hearing Gibson addressed the judge, thanking him for bringing their dispute to a 'reasonable conclusion'.
Grigorieva also thanked the judge andher lawyer, Daniel Horowitz, said she had settled the case because it was 'in the best interest of Lucia'.
After their bust-up last year, Grigorieva had claimed that Gibson punched her in the mouth, choked her and pointed a gun at her.
Mel Gibson a year after she turned down his $15 MILLION
Mel Gibson has agreed to pay his ex-girlfriend just $750,000 under the terms of their court settlement - a year after she is said to have turned down an offer of $15 million.
During a court hearing in Los Angeles, California, yesterday, Gibson and Oksana Grigorieva agreed the sum, which will be paid over a four-year period.
The couple were also awarded joint legal and physical custody of their young daughter Lucia.
Gibson has promised to pay Lucia the same inheritance that his other seven children are set to receive.
Under the terms of the settlement, Grigorieva and Lucia are allowed to remain in the Sherman Oaks house in which they they currently live.
When Lucia turns 18, the property will be sold and the money will be placed in a trust for her.
Gibson and Grigorieva's settlement would appear to end a lengthy feud, which made headlines across the world when the Russian musician accused Gibson of attacking her.
The confrontation took place on January 6 last year - just three months after Grigorieva gave birth to their daughter, Lucia.
News of the bust up did not emerge until summer 2010, when audio recordings of phone calls between the couple were leaked to the media.
In the recordings, Gibson could be heard ranting at his ex-girlfriend and unleashing a string of racist andsexist verbal threats.
On one occasion, when Grigorieva accused the actor of hitting her and breaking her teeth, he screamed back: 'You f***ing deserved it. I'll put you in a f***ing rose garden you c***.'
Gibson, 55, and Grigorieva, 41, were both in court for yesterday's settlement hearing.
The ex-lovers sat either end of a bench, in front of LA Superior Court Judge Peter D. Lichtman, and made no attempt to communicate with one another.
They sat quietly, next to their lawyers, as Judge Lichtman read out the terms of the agreement.
The settlement states that Gibson will pay $750,000 in three separate instalments.
The first $250,000 was due to be paidonce yesterday's deal was signed. The other payments will be made on September 15, 2013 and January 1, 2016.
This sum is significantly less than the $15 million offer Grigorieva is said to have turned down last year.
She declined the amount in June last year in order to 'see where the chips might fall', according to reports at the time.
The settlement also states that Gibson and Grigorieva will have joint legal and physical custody of Lucia. Further details about the custody agreement were discussed behindclosed doors.
Neither of them is allowed to write any books or articles about their relationship - or release any audio recordings to the media.
If Grigorieva breaches this agreement, she will forfeit the remaining balance of her $750,000.
At the end of the hearing Gibson addressed the judge, thanking him for bringing their dispute to a 'reasonable conclusion'.
Grigorieva also thanked the judge andher lawyer, Daniel Horowitz, said she had settled the case because it was 'in the best interest of Lucia'.
After their bust-up last year, Grigorieva had claimed that Gibson punched her in the mouth, choked her and pointed a gun at her.
During a court hearing in Los Angeles, California, yesterday, Gibson and Oksana Grigorieva agreed the sum, which will be paid over a four-year period.
The couple were also awarded joint legal and physical custody of their young daughter Lucia.
Settlement: Mel Gibson and Oksana Grigorieva both appeared at the Los Angeles County Courthouse today
Gibson has promised to pay Lucia the same inheritance that his other seven children are set to receive.
Under the terms of the settlement, Grigorieva and Lucia are allowed to remain in the Sherman Oaks house in which they they currently live.
When Lucia turns 18, the property will be sold and the money will be placed in a trust for her.
Gibson and Grigorieva's settlement would appear to end a lengthy feud, which made headlines across the world when the Russian musician accused Gibson of attacking her.
Pay up: The actor has been ordered to give his ex $750,000
A smile for the cameras: Oksana leaving court today
In the recordings, Gibson could be heard ranting at his ex-girlfriend and unleashing a string of racist andsexist verbal threats.
On one occasion, when Grigorieva accused the actor of hitting her and breaking her teeth, he screamed back: 'You f***ing deserved it. I'll put you in a f***ing rose garden you c***.'
Gibson, 55, and Grigorieva, 41, were both in court for yesterday's settlement hearing.
The ex-lovers sat either end of a bench, in front of LA Superior Court Judge Peter D. Lichtman, and made no attempt to communicate with one another.
They sat quietly, next to their lawyers, as Judge Lichtman read out the terms of the agreement.
The settlement states that Gibson will pay $750,000 in three separate instalments.
The first $250,000 was due to be paidonce yesterday's deal was signed. The other payments will be made on September 15, 2013 and January 1, 2016.
This sum is significantly less than the $15 million offer Grigorieva is said to have turned down last year.
She declined the amount in June last year in order to 'see where the chips might fall', according to reports at the time.
The settlement also states that Gibson and Grigorieva will have joint legal and physical custody of Lucia. Further details about the custody agreement were discussed behindclosed doors.
Custody drama: Oksana with her daughter Lucia last month
Neither of them is allowed to write any books or articles about their relationship - or release any audio recordings to the media.
If Grigorieva breaches this agreement, she will forfeit the remaining balance of her $750,000.
At the end of the hearing Gibson addressed the judge, thanking him for bringing their dispute to a 'reasonable conclusion'.
Grigorieva also thanked the judge andher lawyer, Daniel Horowitz, said she had settled the case because it was 'in the best interest of Lucia'.
After their bust-up last year, Grigorieva had claimed that Gibson punched her in the mouth, choked her and pointed a gun at her.
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