Selfie generation fueled by celebrities
The birth of social media has created the “selfie generation” especially among younger social media users.
September 27, 2014
The birth of social media has created the “selfie generation” especially among younger social media users.
Matabagka preserves the qualities of a Philippine epic. The human characters in the play become superhumans with the aid of their talismans. Imbununga defeats his enemies at war using his
“When out training, you must always ensure all riders get the most out of the sessions”
Goosebumps don’t lie. Last night marked a milestone in my fledgling existence as a musician: I performed at a renowned singer-songwriter showcase in Ronnie’s Bar, the second floor venue of the historic Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club here in Soho.
From afar it’s not difficult to notice them because of their height. Aside from being campus hotties, they are well-known for being legitimate big men in college basketball here and abroad.
“Selfie” has been chosen “Word of the Year” by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA).
That’s a quote from two of our favorite TV characters, Sheldon Cooper and Homer Simpson; and that’s exactly how we feel about @TitasofManila, the hilarious Twitter account that parodies, yes, the Titas of Manila.
In the event Michael Williams decides to retire from acting, he can open a jazz club and take to the stage every night, seven days a week, singing Stephen Sondheim and Richard Rodgers, telling anecdotes from his colorful career, and engaging his male staff in flirtatious banter.
A boy locks himself in his bathroom for a year. Two sadomasochistic sisters plot to kill their employer. Five men hired to carry out a murder end up killing themselves.
It’s the evil question book lovers have asked themselves in past; if you’re one of us, you know how it feels. But don’t worry, there’s no need to fret any longer! Super brings you the best and only guide you’ll need to making that oh-so-painful decision.
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