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	Bella Flores Villainy Personified Named to refer to beautiful flowers, Bella Flores started a career as a villainess when she was only 18 years old, and, at over 80 now, has long defined how kontrabida is to be acted onscreen.
	Aiza Seguerra The Musikera Starting as a child actress (and a Little Miss Philippines runner-up at three years old, at that), Aiza Seguerra re-established herself as a singer - much to the benefit of the music industry AND the GLBTQIAs in the Philippines.
	Cherie Gil How to Be a Snob The moment she utterd: "You're nothing but a secondhand, trying hard copycat," complete with throwing of a glass of water on Sharon Cuneta's face, Cherie Gil became everybody bitchy's role model.
	Nanette Inventor Doña Buding, and So Much More First making a name in Penthouse Live, Nanette Inventor's Doña Buding has become the epitome of the social-climbing wealth-conscious Filipino - and in such a funny way, too.
	Dyesebel Not Just in Komiks		Catalino Ortiz Brocka Beyond Films

	Imelda R. Marcos Iron Butterfly		Lea Salonga Pinoy Pride

	Sharon Cuneta Megastar		Maricel Soriano Diamond Star

	Darna Flying High		Vilma Santos Star for All Seasons

	Nora Aunor The One and Only Superstar		ZsaZsa Zsaturnnah Caricatured Gay Heroine