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Kitchie’s manager plan to bring false 'death' texts matter with NTC
Roca Cruz, one of the managers of local Pop Princess Kitchie Nadal, while declining to comment further on the morbid text brigade about her talent that proliferated last week, said it was not the first time this has happened to Kitchie.
When industry movers leave the country
It’s a sad truth that these days, the Philippine diaspora has afflicted even the entertainment industry as some of the showbiz’ respected movers and shakers have chosen to try their luck in foreign countries rather than live in a society engulfed in poverty, conflict and a severely unsound system. That, and the fear that things are bound to get worse.
‘Puso 3,’ GMA Artist Center’s one-of-a-kind film project
The GMA Artist Center (GMAAC), headed by Ms. Isa Ramos-Henares, gave birth recently to a unique, one-of-a-kind film project, a trilogy entitled "Puso 3." This is a remarkable digital film by three talented directors: Peque Gallaga, and Soxie Topacio and Rahyan Carlos, who makes his full-length feature film debut.
Kris plans to have another baby in two years' time
We heard that Regine Velasquez won’t be signing up anymore with any recording company (her contract with Viva Records has already expired) but instead will go full blast with the operations of her very own label.
Razor-sharp political resonance in ‘V for Vendetta’
THE latest comic book to be made into a movie is "V for Vendetta". Written by Alan Moore against the rule of Margaret Thatcher in the late 80’s, it’s about a masked hero named V who helps overthrow a fascistic British government that reminds you of George Orwell’s "1984" in which a manipulative government controls the people through fear. Filipinos today can very well relate to some of the relevant incidents portrayed in this film written by the Wachowski brothers of "The Matrix" series and solidly crafted by Director James McTeigue, given our own current political atmosphere.
Are you proud to be a Filipino?
In the light of what’s happening in our country today, we believe that there is one crucial moment when we inevitably take a moment to look deeper into our hearts, face our fears squarely and analyse our self-worth, because we are Filipinos.
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