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If my religion teacher had behaved like Freddie Aguilar

Posted on October 18, 2013October 18, 2013 By Kate Natividad 39 Comments on If my religion teacher had behaved like Freddie Aguilar
If my religion teacher had behaved like Freddie Aguilar

What are we to make of Pinoy music legend Freddie Aguilar’s dating a 16-year-old girl? Not surprisingly, most netizens reacted with an Ewwww. At 16 the girl is 44 years younger than Mang Freddie. What might it be like for a girl of 16 to be dating a 60-year-old man? I’m sure a lot of…

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Culture, Glitz and Glamour, Lifestyle

A Brief Lesson on Online Hysterics

Posted on October 13, 2013 By MidwayHaven 31 Comments on A Brief Lesson on Online Hysterics
A Brief Lesson on Online Hysterics

I’ll get to the point: never assume that every issue posted on mainstream social media is true. Over the weekend, Baguio’s Facebook community went on alert when a picture of two documents was posted online by a certain popular provocateur. The photograph shows a letter of request to the Baguio government to allow a certain…

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Civics, Government, Lifestyle

Three recent events that could divert the Filipino’s attention from current government blunders

Posted on October 3, 2013October 5, 2013 By FallenAngel 11 Comments on Three recent events that could divert the Filipino’s attention from current government blunders
Three recent events that could divert the Filipino’s attention from current government blunders

Even without external forces exerting much effort to do so, Filipinos can be easily distracted from whatever they are engaged in. When they manage to eke out some sort of civic responsibility or outrage against the ineptitude of their government is certainly no exception. Are they angry at the government? Just give them some feel-good…

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Civics, Lifestyle, Media, Society

Plagiarism: what goes on in the mind of the Filipino?

Posted on September 25, 2013September 25, 2013 By FallenAngel 38 Comments on Plagiarism: what goes on in the mind of the Filipino?
Plagiarism: what goes on in the mind of the Filipino?

The recent news of Filipino photographer Mark Joseph Solis plagiarizing his entries in international competitions has the social media chattering classes up in arms and in a state of “outrage”. Particularly noticeable is that since Rappler broke this story with the headline “UP student plagiarizes prize-winning photos”, the focus has been on the premier state…

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Crime, Lifestyle, Media, Society

Modern trendy Manila’s primitive underbelly

Posted on September 24, 2013 By Kate Natividad 20 Comments on Modern trendy Manila’s primitive underbelly
Modern trendy Manila’s primitive underbelly

Now that paralyzing floods are an almost weekly occurrence in Metro Manila, I now view what were once considered “improvements” on the city differently. Often, some balikbayan friends visiting Manila would gaze in wonder at the gleaming highrises that tower above the city skyline and gush about how modern it all looks now. The presence…

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Development, Lifestyle

Lani Mercado, the pork barrel, and Filipinos’ squatter mentality

Posted on August 16, 2013 By benign0 171 Comments on Lani Mercado, the pork barrel, and Filipinos’ squatter mentality
Lani Mercado, the pork barrel, and Filipinos’ squatter mentality

This is what ‘actress-politician’ Lani Mercado, wife of actor-turned-senator Bong Revilla had to say about the idea of scrapping altogether the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) or pork barrel: “Basta huwag lang manghihingi sa amin ang mga tao!” Source of quote: PEP.ph. And we wonder why the Philippines is renowned for its beggar culture. To…

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Glitz and Glamour, Lifestyle, Politics

‘Metro Manila’ – (The Film): Anything but Cliché

Posted on August 15, 2013July 14, 2015 By John Bay 17 Comments on ‘Metro Manila’ – (The Film): Anything but Cliché
‘Metro Manila’ – (The Film): Anything but Cliché

To a jaded moviegoer who thinks he has seen it all, “Metro Manila” offers a compelling reason for viewers to revisit Philippine cinema. I was recently invited for the press screening of “Metro Manila” last Tuesday August 13, at “The Block” in SM North Edsa. “Metro Manila” was directed by the UK’s Academy Award nominee…

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Culture, Film Review, Glitz and Glamour, Lifestyle, Society

Why a Smart Gilas win means everything to Filipinos

Posted on August 12, 2013 By FallenAngel 41 Comments on Why a Smart Gilas win means everything to Filipinos
Why a Smart Gilas win means everything to Filipinos

Consider, first of all, the kind of responses that fellow GRP writer Gogs’ article “Why a Smart Gilas Win Means Nothing to Me” drew. They can be summarized with one simple phrase: Butthurt Pinoy pridesters are so predictable. “If you don’t ride on the bandwagon, why don’t you just keep your opinion to yourself?” “Why…

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Culture, Lifestyle, Society

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