Milan’s Patrizia Bosco won as Mutya ng Pilipinas 2014 for Overseas Communities during the annual beauty pageant held at Solaire Ballroom in Solaire Resort and Casino in Pasay City on Friday night.
Our head was still spinning from the lingering high after the Aug. 6 Manila premiere of “Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Inferno” at SM Megamall. Apparently, the main men behind the movie were in a similar state.
A legendary samurai arrived in Manila last Wednesday. His battle gear was composed of an all-black suit and tie. His presence was so deadly it made the hearts of fanboys and fangirls stop.
The fans who came to both SM Megamall and Glorietta have a common thing to say: Seeing the stars of “Rurouni Kenshin” is a dream come true.
I’ve only been using the music streaming app for a few weeks and it already knows me too well. Deezer’s recommendations have been spot on, helping me rediscover songs I already love and new artists who might just snag a permanent spot on my playlists. (I’m talking about you, Ransom Collective, you guys rock.)
Deezer users might be familiar with Joff Cruz; you see a tiny icon of his face every time one of his recommendations flashes on your screen.
Bad traffic in the city is inescapable, and our deplorable public transportation system has not helped matters either.
First step: You will need to sign up with your e-mail address and a credit card. No credit card, no go. We tried signing up using a debit card and Globe’s Virtual Amex card but both were rejected. There’s no getting around the credit card bit, which could pose a problem, as a lot of Filipinos are still wary of owning a credit card. Since Uber drivers are not allowed to handle cash, it would be great if the app could allow payments using debit cards or GCash.
“Guardians of the Galaxy” shows there’s still plenty of fertile ground for superhero movies.
Peter Den Mar Torres still remembers the disappointment when his first basketball team failed to make it to the 2010 Palarong Pambansa in Tarlac.
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