Visual Aids

The world is so nearsighted when it comes to love. Some people are too shallow.

We look at people based on how she looks like - a pretty face, a slim figure, an enchanting smile, but then what? It will wrinkle as time ravage the body. Skin will be flabby, teeth with fall off and heck - she may even become fat or crooked.

We tend to forget that inward beauty is more durable. As Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “No matter how plain a woman may be, if truth and honesty are written across her face, she will be beautiful.”

After the parade, then what?

Ok... you have your parade, you have your fun, we celebrated the Pride but that doesn't stop there. May I just ask the Philippine Gay community to share their responsibility: Please, maybe it's time that the showbiz community would stop portraying gay people as irritating  "Screaming Faggots" whose only purpose is to salivate on the leading man of the show and instead depict them as respectable people in the community.

I remember watching Will & Grace and I was so astound how the producer of the show depicted Will as a lawyer - dignified, respectable. I hope the local media will also do the same thing.

I Support Pride

Script vs. Pylons

The Difference Between This Two Movies...

Earthquake has a story. San Andreas is just a bunch of CG special effects.

Who gives a rat's ass about that stupid billboard.

Another issue on the Bench Billboard? I just don't give a flying fuck about that stupid billboard. Nuff said.

Good News! NCCA now owns Metropolitan Theater

Now here's a good news. 

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) is now the proud owner of the Metropolitan Theater (Met Theater) in Manila and you know what that means? Yes! After almost 20 years of neglect, the MET will be restored! Now, the National Government has released P270 million to start the restoration of the Manila Metropolitan Theater.

NCCA Chairman Felipe de Leon Jr. (left) shakes hands with Robert Vergara, president and general manager of the GSIS, during the signing of the Deed of Absolute Sale for the Metropolitan Theater on Wednesday (June 10).

Remembering D-Day

D-Day. When words like bravery, heroism and courage has meaning.