I am not a fan of Chief Justice Renato Corona or the so-called Arroyo Court. In fact, I have criticized them many times in the past. And yet, I don’t feel good about President Noynoy Aquino’s bullying tactics against Corona, the Supreme Court and basically the entire judiciary. It is natural for the aggrieved parties or even non-litigants… Read More »
By January 2012, Sharon Cuneta could be considered highest paid TV celebrity. She confirmed what a TV-5 insider did hush-hush recently. According to the grapevine, Shawie has already signed a five years contract with the Kapatid network. And the amount will be P1 billion. Reportedly, TV-5 bigwigs have mapped out plans. These include a reteaming with Gabby Concepcion,… Read More »
Varied imagery comes to mind every time I see photos of former Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo wearing a mask – if you call it that, a mask. Among these images is the masked-face of Dr. Hannibal Lecter, made popular by the movie “Silence of the Lambs”. While Lecter, introduced in the 1981 thriller novel “Red Dragon” by Thomas… Read More »
In a matter of days, former president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo will soon be spending time in jail or if the courts decide, be under house arrest. Ironic, she may soon join the exclusive but rather infamous club of a disgraced detained president like Joseph Erap Estrada who she herself put into detention, , had convicted and later pardoned… Read More »
Sha has changed home studios- from ABS- CBN where she had her shows for the last 23 years to ABC Channel 5, the Kapatid tv network. Very decent naman daw ang pagpapaalaman nina Sharon Cuneta and Channel 2 bosses Gaby Lopez and Charo Concio…may mumunting luhang tumulo (daw) mula sa mga mata ni Ms Cuneta- malungkot nga namang… Read More »
When it comes to fables, my favourite are those of Aesop. For me, he is the undisputed master of fables or, — parables. I love parables, too, but I love fables more. The Bible has parables, not fables, although these two are often interchanged. Parables and fables are succinct stories that aim to teach lessons to people. Parables… Read More »
As Black Friday kicks off a month-long activity of gift-giving and partying, I’m here to reflect on what it means to give and to know ones gift. In giving, the giver feels the joy of the gesture, and the receiver feels the happiness associated with kindness. Both the giver and the receiver of the gifts experience a shared… Read More »
In physics, there is a law called “Newton’s third law” or the “law of conservation of momentum” which basically states that “for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” For example, if you jump from a boat, the force of your jump pushes the boat backwards, or as the bullet is fired from a gun, the… Read More »
MANILA High tension and higher drama gripped the Philippines on the week of Nov. 13-19 as two opposing political sides raced to outwit each other in the continuing saga of one Gloria Arroyo. Mrs. Arroyo has been treading burning coals since leaving office in July 2010 as her successor, President Benigno Aquino III, goes after her for crimes… Read More »
CHICAGO (jGLi) – The Maguindanao Massacre happened two years ago on Nov. 23 but apparently the wheels of justice are grinding soooo slowly – nobody has been convicted from the world’s biggest mass murder of journalists in a single event. Meanwhile survivors of 58 massacred victims, 32 of them Filipino media workers are trying to follow the court… Read More »