My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
There are many things that one must keep in strict check in making a stand or valid commentary on an issue — whether you are a journalist, politician, or ordinary individual. He or she needs to look at the issue Continue reading Chiz Escudero's Pogi Points?
A Freudian slip? A joke half-meant? A trial balloon for her plans of being Prime Minister? Whatever it is, there are indications that President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is not bent on embracing retirement from politics after 2010. The following video was Continue reading PGMA for Congress?!
While the papers say it right, it really doesn’t take much of a genius to realize that come February 2010, the country would only be down to just three to at the most five or six presidential candidates — down Continue reading Rhetorical Questions for Erap
I have thought of putting together the different renditions of the Lupang Hinirang sung by several Filipino artists. Over the years, we’ve heard the same stories again and again, of how singer A or singer B failed to do justice Continue reading Putting together the Different Versions of 1 National Anthem
So much has been said about Martin Nievera’s rendition of the Philippine national anthem during the fight between Manny Pacquiao and Ricky Hatton. I found myself in wonder when I watched the fight on TV. I tuned in just at Continue reading Pacquiao's Quarantine and A House Inquiry on Martin Nievera?
Fellow journalist Sherryl Yao and I produced this story in December 2006, as part of a series of stories by different tv news reporters a few days before Christmas. Each pair or group was assigned to serve and do something Continue reading Christmas Stories and Ethics