Jessy Mendiola is the sweet covergirl of the November 2011 issue of Chalk Magazine.

Jessy Mendiola covers Chalk Magazine's November 2011 issue

Apart from a special feature on Jessy Mendiola, the issue also showcases write-ups about the effects of partying on looks, tips on how to be discovered in the entertainment industry, about running as an effective and cheap exercise, and many more.

Chalk Magazine's November 2011 issue in now available in your favorite newsstands and bookstores.

Jessy Mendiola, known for her lead role in now defunct Kapamilya teleserye "Sabel," is the gorgeous cover girl of the October 2011 issue of technology magazine Speed.

Jessy Mendiola covers Speed Magazine October 2011 issue

This month's issue of Speed contains articles about the evolution of social media, Toshiba's gaming laptop, reviews of several new gadgets in the market, an outlook of the personal computers in the future and a lot more. It is now available in your favorite newsstands and bookstores.

Jessy Mendiola, meanwhile, is currently seen on the recently premiered advocacy series "Budoy." She is one of the lead cast which also include Gerald Anderson and Enrique Gil.

"Budoy" airs weeknights on ABS-CBN primetime.

Gerald Anderson and Jessy Mendiola will try out their chemistry in the upcoming teleserye on ABS-CBN titled "Budoy."



Via ABS-CBN News, Gerald had said he is excited to be having Jessy to be his leading lady.



"Sobra siyang beautiful. Excited akong makatrabaho siya kahit magkasama na kami sa isa pang soap ('Kung Tayo'y Magkakalayo')," he said.



Jessy, on the other hand, is feeling the pressure of the new team-up.



“Pressured din ako na sana ‘yung love team din namin maging okay. But I guess as individual artists mas maganda kung solo-solo tapos magsasama kami (at) magugustuhan nila kami,” Jessy told Push.



Gerald Anderson and Jessy Mendiola will be working along with veteran actresses Zsa Zsa Padilla, Janice de Belen and Mylene Dizon in the series.



Budoy (ABS-CBN) is series about mentally-challenged people. It is said to be an "advocacy-serye."