About Romanne Posadas
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- Rem is curiously one of several UP Baguio alumni who had been seen gracing Philippine television joining the likes of Angelo Castro (newscaster) and Angel Aquino (model/host/actress). Although a TV stint was not among Rem's plans, his penchant for adventures brought him to audition for the lead role in a reality-based show. As if destiny was on his side, his audacity managed to get him the producer's nod. Now, viewers who prefer alternative TV formats had to endure 13 episodes (one season) of exasperating experience but suffice it to say, a comic relief. His documentary, One Night with an Angel, soon became a regular Thursday affair on RPN9. Outside show business, Rem has been serving as a technical staff in various capacities under the Office of the President for almost five years now. Among his other adventures include appeasing irate callers for four hours every night (his endurance lasted for two months), teaching university students about the life and works of our national hero, selling the country's number one noodle brand, consulting for the Office of Senator Mar Roxas, and enrolling in post-graduate courses but never seeing the light of graduation. This obsessive-compulsive social scientist is probably the most ambitious. In 2000, his batch mates voted him as Most Likely to Become President of the Philippines. At 28, he thinks his destiny will only be fulfilled if he becomes a popular television icon. No wonder he is putting all this effort.
