Oh my... I love this ad. Piolo is such a beauty to look at. I just hope his press would stop releasing stuff like he's courting his leading lady just for publicity. We really know better than to believe.
Don't worry, we love Piolo regardless.
How lucky the dog that would be put inside this Marc Jacobs limited edition luxurious dog carrier!
How lucky the dog that would be put inside this Marc Jacobs limited edition luxurious dog carrier!
I'm looking for something to give my nieces for Christmas and I found this.
I don't know all the contestants but there are some that the show made us remember. (Of course we can't remember those whose names we heard only once, and remember those whose faces and names had been constantly pushed to us.)
But well I had talked about my lurv for this girl Naomi King from Singapore.
What happens when two teenage brothers become part of two warring gangs?
Saw an Avatar poster when we watched 2012 last week. I thought it's an adaptation of television's Legend of Ang. My friend laughed at me when I told him that.
Oops! Angel Locsin and Carmen Soo are both featured in StyleCaster.
First saw this at The Fash Pack blog. I told myself I'd get one as soon as I see one (you know how hard-to-find these Havaianas are). And then I came across the Havaianas website and saw this:
It would be a sin to not put Princess inside one of these. Besides, I'm already sick of her carrier.
I really wish there's an All Flip-Flops store somewhere near me. As of now, the nearest branch is in MOA. And near means a little over 200 pesos in taxi fare.
But I think I would be going to SMX this Saturday with the kids. I guess I'll pay All Flip-Flops a visit.
Another wish: an official Havianas online store. I really don't like buying in Multiply.
photos: thefashpack.blogspot.com havaianasphilippines.com
There are actually some interesting guys in GMA-7's StarStruck V.
Ian Batherson, 20, Taguig City
Piero Miguel Vergara, 16, Davao
He doesn't look 16 to me, though. But he has that Jake Roxas Cuenca resemblance somewhere in the mouth and cheek area.
Steven Joseph Silva, 22, Davao
Anyway, here's the official list of the 28 lucky ones who made it last Sunday:
Top 20 Contenders (from the local auditions):
Sarah Lahbati, 18, Cavite
John Paul Joseph ‘Sef’ Cadayona, 20, Las Pinas
Fianca Jane Cruz, 18, Pasig City
Steven Joseph Silva, 22, Davao
Hyacinth Diva Montelaba, 18, Cebu City
Adam Santos Hussein, 22, Pasig City
Janelle Olafson, 19, Quezon City
Enrico Raphael ‘Raf’ Nacino, 22, Pasig City
Paolline Michelle ‘Mich’ Liggayu, 18, Pasay City
Ian Batherson, 20, Taguig
Princess Tinkerbell Snell, 17, Laguna
Enrico Lorenzo ‘Enzo’ Pineda, 19, Quezon City
Astrid Isidro, 21, Quezon City
Shane Parminter, 16, Antipolo
Jeramie Padolina, 16, Quezon City
Rollo Espinos III, 17, Bacolod City
Edward Benosa, 19, Quezon City
Goldamier ‘Gold’ Gamir, 19, Malabon City
Piero Miguel Vergara, 16, Davao
Roxanne ‘Rox’ Montealegre, 19, Pasig City
The 8 International Contenders:
Nina Kodaka, Japan
<Japanese Guy>
Naomi King, Singapore
Zyril Lim, Middle East
One Bahraini Guy
Vanessa Harrison, Canada
Marco ‘MJ’ Bautista, USA
Rye Burgos, USA
Lady Gaga's newest album, The Fame Monster, is set for release November 23rd. But it has been leaked in advance and is free to download. The album contains 8 songs:
Anyway, the album has such bad reviews that I don't know if I'm downloading. Bad Romance, which music video we've seen here, is a little like Papparazzi. The costume design, though, I think saved it from bad to okay. What with that Alexander McQueen shoes!
Oprah Winfrey is said to be doing her show only up to 2011. And the reason? Cuz it's by that time that they will launch Oprah's new channel called The Oprah Winfrey Network. So do we get to see her 24/7 on her own channel? Ohgee.. 2011 might seem still very far from now, but people can't help talking about who Oprah's replacement will be. Popeater.com came up with "Six Celebs Who Could Replace Oprah." Included are the names of Ellen Degeneres, Sarah Palin, Ryan Seacrest, Whoopie Goldberg, Rachael Ray, and Paula Abdul. Who's your bet? Me, I can go for Ryan Seacrest anytime.
A dress becomes more interesting with its background story.
This Vivienne Westwood Spring/Summer 2010 design, worn by Daisy Lowe, is very much (as you can see) African-inspired. Vivienne Westwood is said to have put her name and designs behind The Tapestry of Dreams, a women's empowerment project in KZN.
photo: timeslive.co.za
So it's a hoax? Because after Robert Pattinson was reported People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive, here comes the announcement that Johnny Depp is indeed People's Sexiest Man.
Sesame Street is perhaps the most famous children's television show on earth. Most countries have their local versions of it but English-speaking nations just adapt its US version.
But since we're so bilingual here in the PH, we (me and my peers at least) grew up watching two versions - the Tagalog (Batibot) and the original Sesame Street. Batibot had been taken down when the bigger networks put up their own (short-lived) children's shows. But however original they claim it to be, they're all just patterned after Sesame Sreet.
Puppets in the local Sesame Streeet versions actually vary. In our country, we're so lucky Pong Pagong was lent to us by the Sesame Street US. At one point even, everyone was saddened when talks about getting Pong Pagong back to the US version spread around. Luckily, they let the turtle stay in our shores.
I guess the puppet that is originally ours is Kiko Matsing. They perhaps came up with the monkey puppet because of the famous children's story that involves a turtle and a monkey.
Since we grew up knowing the "pagong and matsing" story, seeing Pong and Kiko in Batibot was nothing new anymore. The puppets gave us a sort of connection to the well-loved fable and the values it taught us.
Pong Pagong and Kiko Matsing's tandem became a hit. These puppets taught the Filipino kids good values and the importance of friendship and working together. Along with Ate Siena and Kuya Bodjie (spell?), watching Batibot became a part of our weekdays.
In my time, it was aired twice in a day. One in the morning and one in the afternoon. Perhaps it was aired that way so the school kids in the morning classes could watch it in the afternoon, and those who went to school in the afternoon could watch it in the morning.
Currently, we only have animation/cartoon series as kid shows in the morning. Mothers have no choice but to turn on the tv to Pokemon or Mr. Bean or Naruto to entertain their kids while they do their morning duties. The better offs have options, though, if they have cable tv. Nickelodeon and Disney Channel are of course better alternatives. But what if they don't have cable tv?
Okay, so Pokemon has little moral lessons in its episodes. But unlike Batibot or Sesame Street, Pokemon doesn't teach the ABC's and 123's. And Mr. Bean and Naruto? I like watching Mr. Bean cuz it makes me laugh. But I'm very thankful that we didn't have Mr. Bean on tv when we were growing up. As with regards to Naruto, violence has really no space even in my tv viewing.
Gossip Girl's new trailer:
Charice is included in the compilation album A Very Special Christmas which will be released November 23rd.
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