This is one of the most catching lines (or at least how I understood it) that got me when I watched Layeta Bucoy’s “Walang Kukurap” last September 16, 2012. Presented by the Cultural Center of the Philippines and the Tanghalang Pilipino (TP), this drama was able to capture its audience and ensnare them into seeing the dirty world of politics here in the Philippines . Set in a small town, the play revolved around different kinds
Monday, September 17, 2012
Tuxqs Rutaquio & CCP-TP Present: Layeta Bucoy’s “Walang Kukurap”
Sunday, September 9, 2012
John Greene | The Fault in Our Stars
After reading tons of reviews about this book, I got so curious. So putting an end to my curiosity, I started reading. And I can't put it down. At first I thought it was just some kind of a I'm-a-teenager-I-fell-in-love-but-I-am-sick-and-I-died-go-cry kind of book but really, this book is more than that.
It's different from all your lovey-dovey star-crossed lovers kind of novels. It's more than that, I promise. John Green made points about youth, love, family, loss, humor, friendship, hope, acceptance, beauty - everything.
The construction of paragraphs may not be of my preference, but the way his words will see through you is just beyond imagination.
Sunday, September 2, 2012
I used to say never say never.
Taylor Swift's latest single from her upcoming album RED, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together had it's Music Video release yesterday.
CUUUUUUTE! =">
That guy does not resemble Adam Levine. Please.
xo.//c
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