Somewhere in Lucban is the real-life Remington. It was “Zombadings” screenwriter and producer Raymond Lee who had the unfortunate experience of crossing paths with him. This was back in 2009, when Raymond decided to take a quick break in Quezon just after the very successful run of the film “Kimmy Dora,” which his company Origin8 Media released.
I remember how I blushed and hid behind walls when I saw other boys. I was five years old. I had crushes on them, I think. How I managed to
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An organized parade of half-naked women on EDSA was the first thought that flashed through my mind when I saw my computer screen announce a “Slut Walk.” According to my
I have this big dilemma. I accidently discovered my boyfriend’s e-mail recently, and I was shocked to find it full of pictures of guys offering nasty services. Is he a homosexual? I tried asking him about it, but he denied it.
I first heard about Pink Dot a year ago, and I was actually surprised that such an organization existed. I always thought homosexuality was taboo in Singapore, and when I
STUCK in Cebu traffic in a cab one morning, I gazed out the window and watched a scene unfold. A young woman in a nurse’s uniform turned into a narrow
DEAR EMILY, I just want to share something very (un)usual. I’m in my mid-30s, married, but I am secretly falling for my officemate. He’s in his late 20s, married also,
HE’S not exactly dream date material, but Baraking can easily be the role model for today’s Filipino fathers. Baraking comes alive through the book “Barako… Baraking,” a modern-day Filipino fairy
HE initially thought gender equality can be attained by merely putting a slash and a “she” next to the word “he” in the laws being drafted in Congress. But Donald
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