President Aquino may not be Noranian (or Vilmanian) but…
There are those who have yet to get a life again after Nora Aunor was bypassed as National Artist. They simply can’t move on.
July 6, 2014
There are those who have yet to get a life again after Nora Aunor was bypassed as National Artist. They simply can’t move on.
He’s one prominent person who never sought recognition, which was why his peers, colleagues and friends welcomed the news that Dr. Jaime C. Laya would be conferred the Orden del Mérito Civil, of the high rank of Commander, Encomienda de Número, by King Juan Carlos I of Spain and the Spanish government, through the Spanish Ambassador to the Philippines Jorge Domecq.
To be clear and honest, I wasn’t there at last Sunday’s dinner hosted by Conrad Onglao for his love, Zsa Zsa Padilla. I was in another sweet couple’s milestone affair, the 30th wedding anniversary celebration of Chito and Anna Sobrepeña.
Never underestimate a starstruck editor’s capacity to chase a “scoop”—even if she’s in stilettos. (Those killer heels could really restrict one’s mobility.)
A different but nonetheless good way to spend Mother’s Day this weekend is to go to the theater. “Ghost The Musical” is worth your weekend.
Since the visit of US President Barack Obama last week, our newsroom has been enjoying a chuckle over a funny footnote to it.
Who is the architect in Zsa Zsa Padilla’s life now? That has been the buzz everywhere for weeks now, especially after she and he were shown on TV, so sweet, watching the Gary V concert last weekend.
We can still hear Donnie’s throaty baritone that almost always would explode into laughter after he gave a wisecrack or naughty comment. That’s because we still can’t quite believe that Donnie just died last Tuesday at dawn, a few hours after his 73rd birthday.
Tonight is the Bb. Pilipinas pageant and for sure, a big, fanatic segment of the population will be tuned in. I might be, too. While I’m no beauty-contest junkie, I’ve started to take interest in our beauty queens since I had the chance to dine with them, and had a fun, chill time.
Pitoy Moreno is not in a coma, contrary to the talk going around on the eve of his birthday last Tuesday.
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