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This is my 100th post and I was thinking of something spectacular. I would have hanged multi-colored banderitas that would have annoyed even the color blind and served lechon like in a real Filipino Fiesta. Everyone should eat (i will find it rude if you don’t). When your stomachs have been taken cared of, then […]
I once had a very vivid dream of walking along the vicinity of the Eiffel Tower. It was so vivid, I thought it was actually true. I remember (in my dream) running out of camera film and buying an extra roll from a Filipina vendor. Paris is not the only city in Europe swarmed […]
Ralph Fernan, the big man behind Disneys newest animation feature, Chicken Little; is a Filipino residing in Altadena, California. Ralph is a Fine Arts graduate from the University of the East who made it to be one of Walt Disneys great, talented animators. Below is the Filmography attached to his name:
Chicken Little - ( […]
Noli Me Tangere 2, a sequel to Jose Rizals book (Noli Me Tangere) by Roger P. Olivares, a Filipino-American writer, published by Hero Publishing, was launched at the Carmelite Convent of St. Therese in Gilmore Avenue, Quezon City.
Emil Jurado of Manila Standard Today said:
Its a book every Filipino who loves his country and whose […]
There are about 8 million OFWs (Overseas Filipino Workers) and 4,775 of them are in jail which means report said, that in every continent except Antarctica, in every climatic zone, you can find a Filipino behind bars.
Here in the home islands, the Palace cannot even decide on the proposed 2006 budget that supposed to spearhead […]
It was a long weekend in the Philippines. President Gloria decided (again!) to move the celebration of our Bonifacio Day to the 28th of November instead of its usual 30th November. Bonifacio Day is the birthday celebration of Andres Bonifacio. He was the Philippines’ Revolutionary Leader(though it was Jose Rizal who was declared National […]
Many thanks to Jayvee Fernandez of m|ph and b5 medias cellphone9 for the heads up:
The Philippine Podcasting Network has been launched, providing a new medium to get a glimpse of the Filipino Culture.
Hoping to encourage more Filipinos to join the bandwagon, Microwarehouse Inc. gathered 26 different podcasts from Filipino publications, along with talent covering topics […]
Filipino-Chinese entrepreneur Larry Chan is bringing to the Philippine Cinemas for the first time today a (Filipino dubbed) Korean Film. The film My Little Bride was the second top-grossing film in Korea for 2004.
Chan told Life and Times that he is confident that the film will click because local audiences are already familiar […]
Here, we often joke about how it is both pathetic and highly expensive to get sick (and later die) in the Philippines. Pertaining to the fact that health service in this country is one of the most expensive and only those in the upper bracket of the society can afford the best health service available.
Not […]
Minyong Ordonez, Chairman of Publicis Manila evaluates the Filipino behavior rooted on its triculture mix.
The DNA of Filipino culture mix comes from these three superior ancestral roots: Islanders Culture of the Idyll, Christianitys Culture of Spirituality, and Democracys Culture of the Free Market.
These are just some of the powerful statements that Minyong Ordonez wrote in […]
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