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By I AM UNDER THE BRIDGE on Feb 2, 2013 in: Books, A, David Levithan, Every Day, Rhiannon
It’s a cry-fest to read David Levithan’s Every Day. Upon reading the synopsis, I never expected for it to be that dramatic to the point that my tear ducts just got tired of excreting liquid and manifested pain in my chest. I thought it...
By Mysteries of her world on Jan 8, 2013 in: zalora philippines, fashion, zalora, a, z ambassador
voucher code NEWYEAR13 Just heard the news! Zalora is having a New Year’s Sale! Woooot! "Happy New Year 2013" sale where customers get 13% off storewide (not including sale items, electronics, beauty and gift cards) when they use the...
By Gadgetshelf on Nov 16, 2012 in: Branding, Mobile, Productivity, Purchasing, 60, a, android, entry, lenovo, level, phone, plus
A few weeks back I was asked by my mom to get her a phone and what seemed to be a very simple task turned out to be quite a decision making challenge. Needless to say, the A60+ won me over and this post is all about it. At a retail price of 5,000php...
By Angela Andaluz on Nov 15, 2012 in: food diary, food, foodie, vikings, eat, all, you, can, a, feast, from, the, sea, sm, marikina, city, metro, manila, philippines, asia, photo, image, photography, angela andaluz, angelandaluz, calamares, chicken, taragon, healthy, salad
My foodie buddy <3 Yours truly Personalized salad Assorted veggies Foodie buddy is...
By Film Police on Oct 29, 2012 in: andi eigenmann, a secret affair, romance, jaclyn jose, derek ramsey, film reviews, nuel naval, drama, a, 1, filipino, anne curtis
A Secret Affair is basically a replica of the commercial sleeper No Other Woman. In that goal the film is triumphant, a trifecta for awful lines, weak characters and a hackneyed script. While arguably darker in core, the film comes to a dead end...
By Film Police on Oct 19, 2012 in: matthew fox, action, kerry williamson, tyler perry, rob cohen, film reviews, marc ross, alex cross, .5, a
"Don't over think it, I'm just looking for a bad guy," says the detective/psychologist Alex Cross. And rightly so. These kinds of films are righteously ignored, unless one can stand mindlessness and frustration that seemingly, mystically di...
By Film Police on Oct 17, 2012 in: chris terrio, ben affleck, john goodman, action, 4, bryan cranston, thriller, film reviews, argo, a, alan arkin
Ben Affleck is star and director to Argo, a competently made true-to-life thriller that is, I'll tell you upfront, deserves an award. He plays Tony Mendez, a CIA "exfiltration" specialist hired to devise a plan to smuggle six American escapees from t...