So drama, huh? As Kamei and I were watching it, we couldn't help giggling at the end when the actor known as "Ah Nan" terrorised the journalists and shouted at them to scram.

There have many who commented that his mistress Wendy Chong and the rest of the girls involved were simply being shameless media whores. Please. Give me a break. They have every right to come out to shame an exploitative man. Nobody should get away with sexual harrassment. Not even the president of the United States of America, right Bill?

What's even more appalling was he had allegedly tried hitting on a 16-year-old, and only backed off after her mother threatened to call the police.

If this had occured in the corporate world, you can bet such behaviour would have been more heavily penalised. Why should women striving to pursue a career in entertainment be made to feel afraid to speak up about being harassed? Some might say it's part and parcel of show biz. If that's the choice you make, fine. But don't succumb simply because you're frightened to offend those who hold the power.

I mean, what exactly did Wendy Chong get out of her relationship with Jack Neo? A measly forgettable role in a second-rate movie. So not worth it!