Some of us came into the 2016 elections feeling hopeful, passionate, excited, even scared. But we didn’t expect coming out of it feeling… kilig? Creeped out? Moe? Confused, certainly.
Super reimagines the lives of the 2016 presidential aspirants as literature, magnifying their personas and classifying them into anything but realistic fiction. (Disclaimer: The candidates’ life stories were romanticized
Top standup comedian Willie Nepomuceno held his election spoof “PangGulo ng Pilipinas” on Saturday night, April 30, to a sold-out crowd at the Music Museum.
In a small, relatively empty but exclusive-looking Makati nightspot called Behind Bar, the country’s five presidential candidates find themselves chilling out after a long day. Sen. Miriam
(First of a series) Do food choices say something about one’s personality? At the time of the 2010 elections, I was fortunate to have interviewed the presidential candidates on a
Stand-up comedy Pinoy style has been flourishing for quite a long time, gauging by the number of comedy bars and lounges that have sprouted around the metro.
YOUR mantra for the week: “Everything is going right in my life.”
“Walang forever,” they say. But for Sen. Miriam Defensor Santiago, there is “forevermore.”
“God is only a thought away. I am so blessed.”
There’s nothing like casting aspersions on primal femininity to stir the hornet’s nest. Sen. Miriam Defensor Santiago’s disgust over the fashion and bling flaunted at PNoy’s Sona—as insensitive as it is to the poverty around us—is quite simply in bad taste. But doesn’t feisty Miriam’s plan to legislate the wearing of uniforms in the next Sona make her a big killjoy to the elite?
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