Philippines to add 38,164 new millionaires by 2015: 'Rank of the Rich' study

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Asia will add 1.66 million dollar-millionaires by 2015, taking the total number of wealthy to 2.82 million as the world's fastest-growing major economies of China and India continue to mint millionaires, a report from Julius Baer said on Wednesday.

The Swiss wealth manager forecast that the wealth of high networth individuals (HNIs), those with $1 million or more in investable assets, would nearly triple to $15.8 trillion in the five years to 2015.

China alone would be home to nearly half of the millionaires in Asia with combined wealth of $8.8 trillion. The world's most populous nation had 502,000 million HNIs with investable assets totaling $2.6 trillion, the report said.

India would more than double the number of HNIs to 403,000 by 2015, while Indonesia would see the highest growth rate in the number of wealthy, up by a quarter to 99,000, the first such report from Julius Baer said.

The wealth manager forecast that China and India would collectively contribute 40 percent to global growth for 2011 and 2012.

RANKS OF THE RICH BY 2015

Country No of HNIs (1,000) Wealth of HNIs ($bln)

China 1378 8764

India 403 2465

Indonesia 99 487

Philippines 38 164

Thailand 128 609

South Korea 310 1074

Malaysia 68 329

Taiwan 136 593

Hong Kong 131 711

Singapore 129 616

Total 2820 15812

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Philippines to add 38,164 new millionaires by 2015: 'Rank of the Rich' study

REUTERS:

Asia will add 1.66 million dollar-millionaires by 2015, taking the total number of wealthy to 2.82 million as the world's fastest-growing major economies of China and India continue to mint millionaires, a report from Julius Baer said on Wednesday.

The Swiss wealth manager forecast that the wealth of high networth individuals (HNIs), those with $1 million or more in investable assets, would nearly triple to $15.8 trillion in the five years to 2015.

China alone would be home to nearly half of the millionaires in Asia with combined wealth of $8.8 trillion. The world's most populous nation had 502,000 million HNIs with investable assets totaling $2.6 trillion, the report said.

India would more than double the number of HNIs to 403,000 by 2015, while Indonesia would see the highest growth rate in the number of wealthy, up by a quarter to 99,000, the first such report from Julius Baer said.

The wealth manager forecast that China and India would collectively contribute 40 percent to global growth for 2011 and 2012.

RANKS OF THE RICH BY 2015

Country No of HNIs (1,000) Wealth of HNIs ($bln)

China 1378 8764

India 403 2465

Indonesia 99 487

Philippines 38 164

Thailand 128 609

South Korea 310 1074

Malaysia 68 329

Taiwan 136 593

Hong Kong 131 711

Singapore 129 616

Total 2820 15812

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Yes Mag: Name 100 best Filipino films

MB:

At the unveiling of Yes magazine’s 100 Most Beautiful Stars topped by John Lloyd Cruz, this columnist challenged Editor-in-chief Jo-Ann Q. Maglipon to come up with another survey: To name the 100 Best Filipino Films of All Time.

A tall order, Jo-Ann replied.

Indeed, it is.

But then, Yes has the credibility and the ability to come up with such monumental task. It will be the country’s answer to the American Film Institute’s 100 Best Films, updated every now and then. But the likes of “Citizen Kane,” “Gone with the Wind,” “Godfather,” “Star Wars,” “The Graduate,” “Vertigo” always remain on top of the AFI’s list.

AFI’s criteria include artistic and technical merits, impact, and lasting appeal – meaning it has stood the test of time.

Unlike Hollywood movies whose copies remain in top condition, many local films have deteriorated through neglect and ignorance. Very few pre-World War II films exist and are gone forever.

Now, that will be a problem should Jo-Ann accept the dare to come up with the all-time best list. Perhaps she could start with post-war films, although such pre-war movies as “Zamboanga,” “Tunay Na Ina,” and “Pakiusap” are still available for screening. The copy of “Zamboanga,” starring Rosa del Rosario and Fernando Poe Sr., remains in very good condition. Thanks to the New York Museum which kept it.

Jo-Ann said the staff of Yes is not big enough to do it. But then, Yes can always ask the assistance of the Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino, Mowelfund, Sofia, and some such film groups. They can formulate the criteria… which may well be patterned after that of the American Film Institute’s.

But, of course there will be limitations as many Filipino films are no longer around. However, Yes can seek the expertise of the likes of Bien Lumbera, Danny Dolor, Mario Hernando, Nic Tiongson, Mario Bautista, Doy del Mundo who all are avid moviegoers from way back.

Bien and Danny recall watching movies right after World War II in their hometown, Lipa in Batangas. Mario H. grew up in Santa Cruz, Manila and remembers every movie he saw and enjoyed in theaters along Avenida Rizal, Escolta, and Azcarraga (now Recto), in Quiapo and its side streets.

For a start, this columnist enumerates some titles worthy of consideration for inclusion on the all-time best list. In no particular order, as they come to mind.

Gerry de Leon’s “Daigdig ng mga Api” and “El Filibusterismo”

Bert Avellana’s “Anak Dalita” and “Badjao”

Manuel Silos’ “Biyaya ng Lupa”

Gregorio Fernandez’s “Higit sa Lahat”

Chat Gallardo’s “Geron Busabos”

Eddie Romero’s “Aguila” and “Ganito Kami Noon, Paano Kayo Ngayon?”

Lino Brocka’s “Maynila: Sa mga Kuko ng Liwanag” and “Bona”

Ishmael Bernal’s “Himala” and “City After Dark”

Mike de Leon’s “Kisapmata”

Peque Gallaga’s “Oro, Plata, Mata”

Mario O’Hara’s “Tatlong Taong Walang Diyos”

Gil Portes’ “’Merika” and “Mga Munting Tinig”

Carlo J. Caparas’ “Pieta”

Maryo J. de los Reyes’ “Magnifico”

Celso Ad. Castillo’s “Asedillo” and “Burlesk Queen”

Joel Lamangan’s “The Flor Contemplacion Story”

Elwood Perez’s “Bilangin ang Bituin sa Langit”

Joey Reyes’ “Live Show”

Brillante Mendoza’s “Kinatay”

Tikoy Aguiluz’s “Boatman” and “Segurista”

Chito Roño’s “Bata, Bata… Paano Ka Ginawa?”

Carlitos Siguion Reyna’s “Hihintayin Kita sa Langit”

Manuel Conde’s “Juan Tamad” and “Genghis Khan”

Marilou Abaya’s “Jose Rizal” and “Karnal”

Laurice Guillen’s “Salome” and “Tanging Yaman”

Jeffrey Jeturian’s “Kubrador” and “Tuhog”

Lav Diaz’s “Batang West Side”

Butch Perez’s “Haplos” and “Balweg”

Raymond Red’s “Himpapawid”

Lupita Aquino-Kashiwahara’s “Minsa’y Isang Gamo-gamo”

Romy Suzara’s “Pepeng Shotgun”

These are only suggestions, and are by no means complete. It’s up for Yes to consider those titles.

Accept or reject them. It’s really the magazine’s call. It can even consider Joey Gosiengfiao’s camp classic “Temptation Island.” Or a bomba film like “Uhaw.”

Of course, Yes should devote a special issue for the 100 Best Filipino Films of All Time. And launch it with pomp and circumstance – as it did with the most beautiful list.

How about it, Jo-Ann?

Ronald Constantino, a stalwart in entertainment journalism, has been covering show business since the mid-1960s. He served as two-term president of the Philippine Movie Press Club in the ’70s.

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Yes Mag: Name 100 best Filipino films

MB:

At the unveiling of Yes magazine’s 100 Most Beautiful Stars topped by John Lloyd Cruz, this columnist challenged Editor-in-chief Jo-Ann Q. Maglipon to come up with another survey: To name the 100 Best Filipino Films of All Time.

A tall order, Jo-Ann replied.

Indeed, it is.

But then, Yes has the credibility and the ability to come up with such monumental task. It will be the country’s answer to the American Film Institute’s 100 Best Films, updated every now and then. But the likes of “Citizen Kane,” “Gone with the Wind,” “Godfather,” “Star Wars,” “The Graduate,” “Vertigo” always remain on top of the AFI’s list.

AFI’s criteria include artistic and technical merits, impact, and lasting appeal – meaning it has stood the test of time.

Unlike Hollywood movies whose copies remain in top condition, many local films have deteriorated through neglect and ignorance. Very few pre-World War II films exist and are gone forever.

Now, that will be a problem should Jo-Ann accept the dare to come up with the all-time best list. Perhaps she could start with post-war films, although such pre-war movies as “Zamboanga,” “Tunay Na Ina,” and “Pakiusap” are still available for screening. The copy of “Zamboanga,” starring Rosa del Rosario and Fernando Poe Sr., remains in very good condition. Thanks to the New York Museum which kept it.

Jo-Ann said the staff of Yes is not big enough to do it. But then, Yes can always ask the assistance of the Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino, Mowelfund, Sofia, and some such film groups. They can formulate the criteria… which may well be patterned after that of the American Film Institute’s.

But, of course there will be limitations as many Filipino films are no longer around. However, Yes can seek the expertise of the likes of Bien Lumbera, Danny Dolor, Mario Hernando, Nic Tiongson, Mario Bautista, Doy del Mundo who all are avid moviegoers from way back.

Bien and Danny recall watching movies right after World War II in their hometown, Lipa in Batangas. Mario H. grew up in Santa Cruz, Manila and remembers every movie he saw and enjoyed in theaters along Avenida Rizal, Escolta, and Azcarraga (now Recto), in Quiapo and its side streets.

For a start, this columnist enumerates some titles worthy of consideration for inclusion on the all-time best list. In no particular order, as they come to mind.

Gerry de Leon’s “Daigdig ng mga Api” and “El Filibusterismo”

Bert Avellana’s “Anak Dalita” and “Badjao”

Manuel Silos’ “Biyaya ng Lupa”

Gregorio Fernandez’s “Higit sa Lahat”

Chat Gallardo’s “Geron Busabos”

Eddie Romero’s “Aguila” and “Ganito Kami Noon, Paano Kayo Ngayon?”

Lino Brocka’s “Maynila: Sa mga Kuko ng Liwanag” and “Bona”

Ishmael Bernal’s “Himala” and “City After Dark”

Mike de Leon’s “Kisapmata”

Peque Gallaga’s “Oro, Plata, Mata”

Mario O’Hara’s “Tatlong Taong Walang Diyos”

Gil Portes’ “’Merika” and “Mga Munting Tinig”

Carlo J. Caparas’ “Pieta”

Maryo J. de los Reyes’ “Magnifico”

Celso Ad. Castillo’s “Asedillo” and “Burlesk Queen”

Joel Lamangan’s “The Flor Contemplacion Story”

Elwood Perez’s “Bilangin ang Bituin sa Langit”

Joey Reyes’ “Live Show”

Brillante Mendoza’s “Kinatay”

Tikoy Aguiluz’s “Boatman” and “Segurista”

Chito Roño’s “Bata, Bata… Paano Ka Ginawa?”

Carlitos Siguion Reyna’s “Hihintayin Kita sa Langit”

Manuel Conde’s “Juan Tamad” and “Genghis Khan”

Marilou Abaya’s “Jose Rizal” and “Karnal”

Laurice Guillen’s “Salome” and “Tanging Yaman”

Jeffrey Jeturian’s “Kubrador” and “Tuhog”

Lav Diaz’s “Batang West Side”

Butch Perez’s “Haplos” and “Balweg”

Raymond Red’s “Himpapawid”

Lupita Aquino-Kashiwahara’s “Minsa’y Isang Gamo-gamo”

Romy Suzara’s “Pepeng Shotgun”

These are only suggestions, and are by no means complete. It’s up for Yes to consider those titles.

Accept or reject them. It’s really the magazine’s call. It can even consider Joey Gosiengfiao’s camp classic “Temptation Island.” Or a bomba film like “Uhaw.”

Of course, Yes should devote a special issue for the 100 Best Filipino Films of All Time. And launch it with pomp and circumstance – as it did with the most beautiful list.

How about it, Jo-Ann?

Ronald Constantino, a stalwart in entertainment journalism, has been covering show business since the mid-1960s. He served as two-term president of the Philippine Movie Press Club in the ’70s.

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GMA7 has biggest share of advertisers' TV AD spending from July till August; leads nationwide ratings

GMA NEWS:

This value - something other channels did not deliver - won for GMA 40 percent of advertisers' TV ad spending (based on ratecards) from July till the rest of August.

GMA Network, Inc. (GMA) won over other mainstream television channels as it cornered the highest audience share from all over the Philippines, according to recent household data of the most widely trusted ratings service provider Nielsen TV Audience Measurement.

From a 2.8-point margin over ABS-CBN in total day average household audience share in National Urban Television Audience Measurement (NUTAM) in July, GMA further stretched the gap to 3.2 points in partial August (till August 16; August 7 to 16 based on overnight data) with 34.6 points versus the competition's 31.4 points.

The lead in August translates to 119,973 households or almost 600,000 more viewers who prefer to watch GMA over ABS-CBN, based on an average of five viewers per TV household.

The growing gap mirrored ABS-CBN's weakening programming as against the same period in 2010. GMA, meanwhile, ups its ratings and programming ante, now running ahead of the competition in national television ratings. This value - something other channels did not deliver - won for GMA 40 percent of advertisers' TV ad spending (based on ratecards) from July till the rest of August.

GMA is consistently ahead in the key markets of Urban Luzon and Mega Manila, respectively comprising 77 percent and 58 percent of total television households nationwide, while ABS-CBN is closely losing advantage in the smaller markets of Urban Visayas and Urban Mindanao, respectively comprising 13 percent and 10 percent of the country's total urban television households.

GMA's primetime block was still the most favored evening viewing habit in the important, cost-effective areas of Urban Luzon and Mega Manila. For the block running from 6 p.m. to 12 midnight, GMA was ahead by 1.7 points in Urban Luzon with 34 points as against ABS-CBN's 32.3 points; while in Mega Manila, GMA had a larger gap of 4.5 points with 35.2 points as against competition's 30.7.

The lead of GMA in Urban Luzon translates to 63,061 households or 315,305 more viewers over ABS-CBN during primetime. Meanwhile, the Kapuso Network's 4.5 lead in viewer-rich Mega Manila translates to 134,646 households or 673,230 more viewers over ABS-CBN using an average of five viewers per TV household.

For July, GMA was dominant in the top 30 programs in Urban Luzon and Mega Manila with 20 entries. 

In both areas, ABS-CBN's primetime lineup was no match to GMA's. Amaya and Munting Heredera were the top two programs in the areas, while television's longest running noontime variety show Eat Bulaga ranked third - running miles ahead of ABS-CBN's Happy Yipee Yehey!, which had no ranking in either roster.

Meanwhile, GMA's afternoon block (from 12 noon to 6 p.m.) remains a showcase of programs with storylines friendly to both viewers and advertisers - the Company's key stakeholders.

In fact, GMA dominated the overall top 10 weekday afternoon programs in NUTAM with six entries. 

The Company's streak of afternoon dramas composed of Blusang Itim, Sinner or Saint, and Sisid were clearly ahead of ABS-CBN's Kapamilya Gold's Reputasyon and Kapamilya Blockbusters in NUTAM.

From a 13.1-point lead in NUTAM in the afternoon block this July, the gap grew to 15.9 household share points in partial August with GMA scoring 41.1 points versus ABS-CBN's 25.2 points.

In terms of number of televiewers, the lead of 15.9 points meant that 600,265 households or over three million more viewers nationwide were attuned to GMA's afternoon block over ABS-CBN this partial August.

Still in the afternoon block, GMA Network garnered 45.9 household audience share points over ABS-CBN's 19.9 points in Urban Luzon this partial August. The 26-point lead translates to 759,282 households or almost 3.8 million more viewers who preferred the Kapuso programs over those of the competition.

In Mega Manila, GMA gathered 47 points compared to ABS-CBN's 18.3 points. The 28.7-point lead meant that 647,938 households or over 3.2 million viewers watched GMA over ABS-CBN in the afternoon block.

Last July 25, the coverage by GMA News and Public Affairs (N&PA) of President Noynoy Aquino's second State of the Nation Address (SONA) billed SONA 2011 was an outstanding winner relative to the competition's Ulat sa Bayan.

The Nielsen TV Audience Measurement used by GMA is used by 21 companies including two other local networks, namely, TV5 and Solar Entertainment; Faulkner Media; CBN Asia; 13 advertising agencies and three regional clients. On the other hand, ABS-CBN is the only major local TV network reportedly subscribing to Kantar Media, formerly known as TNS.

Nielsen has been issuing ratings data in Mega Manila since November 2000 with 800 paneled homes in the area. Kantar Media's operations in the area, with a lower sample size of 770 homes, started only in September 2007.

Nationwide, Nielsen debuted its ratings service in October 2006 with a total sample size of 2,005 homes. Kantar Media, meanwhile, started nationwide ratings service only in February 2009 with a lower sample size of 1,370 homes. -- GMA News

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GMA7 has biggest share of advertisers' TV AD spending from July till August; leads nationwide ratings

GMA NEWS:

This value - something other channels did not deliver - won for GMA 40 percent of advertisers' TV ad spending (based on ratecards) from July till the rest of August.

GMA Network, Inc. (GMA) won over other mainstream television channels as it cornered the highest audience share from all over the Philippines, according to recent household data of the most widely trusted ratings service provider Nielsen TV Audience Measurement.

From a 2.8-point margin over ABS-CBN in total day average household audience share in National Urban Television Audience Measurement (NUTAM) in July, GMA further stretched the gap to 3.2 points in partial August (till August 16; August 7 to 16 based on overnight data) with 34.6 points versus the competition's 31.4 points.

The lead in August translates to 119,973 households or almost 600,000 more viewers who prefer to watch GMA over ABS-CBN, based on an average of five viewers per TV household.

The growing gap mirrored ABS-CBN's weakening programming as against the same period in 2010. GMA, meanwhile, ups its ratings and programming ante, now running ahead of the competition in national television ratings. This value - something other channels did not deliver - won for GMA 40 percent of advertisers' TV ad spending (based on ratecards) from July till the rest of August.

GMA is consistently ahead in the key markets of Urban Luzon and Mega Manila, respectively comprising 77 percent and 58 percent of total television households nationwide, while ABS-CBN is closely losing advantage in the smaller markets of Urban Visayas and Urban Mindanao, respectively comprising 13 percent and 10 percent of the country's total urban television households.

GMA's primetime block was still the most favored evening viewing habit in the important, cost-effective areas of Urban Luzon and Mega Manila. For the block running from 6 p.m. to 12 midnight, GMA was ahead by 1.7 points in Urban Luzon with 34 points as against ABS-CBN's 32.3 points; while in Mega Manila, GMA had a larger gap of 4.5 points with 35.2 points as against competition's 30.7.

The lead of GMA in Urban Luzon translates to 63,061 households or 315,305 more viewers over ABS-CBN during primetime. Meanwhile, the Kapuso Network's 4.5 lead in viewer-rich Mega Manila translates to 134,646 households or 673,230 more viewers over ABS-CBN using an average of five viewers per TV household.

For July, GMA was dominant in the top 30 programs in Urban Luzon and Mega Manila with 20 entries. 

In both areas, ABS-CBN's primetime lineup was no match to GMA's. Amaya and Munting Heredera were the top two programs in the areas, while television's longest running noontime variety show Eat Bulaga ranked third - running miles ahead of ABS-CBN's Happy Yipee Yehey!, which had no ranking in either roster.

Meanwhile, GMA's afternoon block (from 12 noon to 6 p.m.) remains a showcase of programs with storylines friendly to both viewers and advertisers - the Company's key stakeholders.

In fact, GMA dominated the overall top 10 weekday afternoon programs in NUTAM with six entries. 

The Company's streak of afternoon dramas composed of Blusang Itim, Sinner or Saint, and Sisid were clearly ahead of ABS-CBN's Kapamilya Gold's Reputasyon and Kapamilya Blockbusters in NUTAM.

From a 13.1-point lead in NUTAM in the afternoon block this July, the gap grew to 15.9 household share points in partial August with GMA scoring 41.1 points versus ABS-CBN's 25.2 points.

In terms of number of televiewers, the lead of 15.9 points meant that 600,265 households or over three million more viewers nationwide were attuned to GMA's afternoon block over ABS-CBN this partial August.

Still in the afternoon block, GMA Network garnered 45.9 household audience share points over ABS-CBN's 19.9 points in Urban Luzon this partial August. The 26-point lead translates to 759,282 households or almost 3.8 million more viewers who preferred the Kapuso programs over those of the competition.

In Mega Manila, GMA gathered 47 points compared to ABS-CBN's 18.3 points. The 28.7-point lead meant that 647,938 households or over 3.2 million viewers watched GMA over ABS-CBN in the afternoon block.

Last July 25, the coverage by GMA News and Public Affairs (N&PA) of President Noynoy Aquino's second State of the Nation Address (SONA) billed SONA 2011 was an outstanding winner relative to the competition's Ulat sa Bayan.

The Nielsen TV Audience Measurement used by GMA is used by 21 companies including two other local networks, namely, TV5 and Solar Entertainment; Faulkner Media; CBN Asia; 13 advertising agencies and three regional clients. On the other hand, ABS-CBN is the only major local TV network reportedly subscribing to Kantar Media, formerly known as TNS.

Nielsen has been issuing ratings data in Mega Manila since November 2000 with 800 paneled homes in the area. Kantar Media's operations in the area, with a lower sample size of 770 homes, started only in September 2007.

Nationwide, Nielsen debuted its ratings service in October 2006 with a total sample size of 2,005 homes. Kantar Media, meanwhile, started nationwide ratings service only in February 2009 with a lower sample size of 1,370 homes. -- GMA News

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Casey Anthony is most hated person in America; VIEW LIST

BY NEWS GATHER:

Casey Anthony is officially the most hated person in America. This comes as the result of a poll by E-Poll Market Research. Some other notable people made the list that Anthony tops.

According to the Chicago Sun-Times, Reuters reports that of the 53% of the people polled who knew Anthony, 93% of them hated her. Alas, there is an entire list of these hated people—and you're likely familiar with most of them, too.

Following Casey Anthony, in the #2 most hated person in America spot is Spencer Pratt—husband of the famed (for what, no one is quite sure, besides multiple cosmetic surgeries) Heidi Montag. Following Spencer in spot #3 is the Octomom, Nadya Suleman.

The infamous O.J. Simpson comes in at #4, but maybe if he gives in and agrees to an interview confession with Oprah Winfrey, he won't be hated quite so much. He'll probably still make the most hated person in America list, however.

Jon Gosselin comes in at #5, and believe it or not, that probably strikes a lot of people as rather strange—not so much that the former Jon and Kate Plus 8 star is on the list, but rather because his ex-wife Kate Gosselin isn't. It would seem that far more people dislike her (hate just feels like such a harsh word, doesn't it?) than Jon Gosselin.

Who might you have expected to see on this most hated person list? Would your #1 choice have been Casey Anthony?

Here's a few more who made the list. See if you think they belong on there as well. Levi Johnston. Well, Sarah Palin is likely gloating over that one. Paris Hilton. She's too stupid to hate. Heidi Fleiss. Does anyone even remember who she is any more? Probably the men in that little black book were counted in this poll. And last but not least, there's Howard Stern. Does anyone at all even like him a little bit?

How do you think it must feel to be one of the people on this list? You can't very well ask Casey Anthony, because no one seems to know where she is. Do you think she'll remain the most hated person in America or will the public soon forget their hatred for her, and choose yet another victim to top their list?

Here is the complete Top 10 list of the Most Hated People in America:

1. Casey Anthony – the Florida woman who was found not guilty recently of murdering her two year-old daughter.

2. Spencer Spratt – former “The Hills” star.

3. Nadya Suleman – the unemployed single California woman who gave birth to octuplets in 2009 despite already having six children.

4. O.J. Simpson — who was acquitted in 1995 of murdering his ex-wife and a friend in 1994.

5. Jon Gosselin – a reality-TV star famous for his eight kids and a public divorce from his ex-wife Kate Gosselin.

6. Levi Johnston — the former fiance of Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin’s daughter Bristol.

7. Jesse James – a TV personality and and CEO of West Coast Choppers. He was the host of the reality TV series Jesse James is a Dead Man on Spike TV.

8. Paris Hilton – Hotel chain heiress, socialite and actress. Star of the reality show “The World According to Paris.”

9. Heidi Fleiss – Former Hollywood madam, and also a columnist and television personality.

10. Howard Stern – Radio shock jock.


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Casey Anthony is most hated person in America; VIEW LIST

BY NEWS GATHER:

Casey Anthony is officially the most hated person in America. This comes as the result of a poll by E-Poll Market Research. Some other notable people made the list that Anthony tops.

According to the Chicago Sun-Times, Reuters reports that of the 53% of the people polled who knew Anthony, 93% of them hated her. Alas, there is an entire list of these hated people—and you're likely familiar with most of them, too.

Following Casey Anthony, in the #2 most hated person in America spot is Spencer Pratt—husband of the famed (for what, no one is quite sure, besides multiple cosmetic surgeries) Heidi Montag. Following Spencer in spot #3 is the Octomom, Nadya Suleman.

The infamous O.J. Simpson comes in at #4, but maybe if he gives in and agrees to an interview confession with Oprah Winfrey, he won't be hated quite so much. He'll probably still make the most hated person in America list, however.

Jon Gosselin comes in at #5, and believe it or not, that probably strikes a lot of people as rather strange—not so much that the former Jon and Kate Plus 8 star is on the list, but rather because his ex-wife Kate Gosselin isn't. It would seem that far more people dislike her (hate just feels like such a harsh word, doesn't it?) than Jon Gosselin.

Who might you have expected to see on this most hated person list? Would your #1 choice have been Casey Anthony?

Here's a few more who made the list. See if you think they belong on there as well. Levi Johnston. Well, Sarah Palin is likely gloating over that one. Paris Hilton. She's too stupid to hate. Heidi Fleiss. Does anyone even remember who she is any more? Probably the men in that little black book were counted in this poll. And last but not least, there's Howard Stern. Does anyone at all even like him a little bit?

How do you think it must feel to be one of the people on this list? You can't very well ask Casey Anthony, because no one seems to know where she is. Do you think she'll remain the most hated person in America or will the public soon forget their hatred for her, and choose yet another victim to top their list?

Here is the complete Top 10 list of the Most Hated People in America:

1. Casey Anthony – the Florida woman who was found not guilty recently of murdering her two year-old daughter.

2. Spencer Spratt – former “The Hills” star.

3. Nadya Suleman – the unemployed single California woman who gave birth to octuplets in 2009 despite already having six children.

4. O.J. Simpson — who was acquitted in 1995 of murdering his ex-wife and a friend in 1994.

5. Jon Gosselin – a reality-TV star famous for his eight kids and a public divorce from his ex-wife Kate Gosselin.

6. Levi Johnston — the former fiance of Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin’s daughter Bristol.

7. Jesse James – a TV personality and and CEO of West Coast Choppers. He was the host of the reality TV series Jesse James is a Dead Man on Spike TV.

8. Paris Hilton – Hotel chain heiress, socialite and actress. Star of the reality show “The World According to Paris.”

9. Heidi Fleiss – Former Hollywood madam, and also a columnist and television personality.

10. Howard Stern – Radio shock jock.


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