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Thursday, December 15, 2011

Unscripted Conversations

To Be Launched on December 15

Blessed Beyond Belief. Shabba. Put God First And Everything Else Will Fall Into Place. Smilechecks.

That is Dollhouse lingo. No, not that Dollhouse in Ateneo. That lingo is very very different. This lingo is from the defunct station u92, which has since been reformatted into Radyo Singko, the AM on FM by TV5. One of their hit radio shows then was called The Dollhouse, which had Sarah Meier-Albano and Vicky Herrera on the mic. You knew about Sarah as THAT VJ from MTV, during its heyday here in the Philippines. Vicky is part of the Herrera family. If you are in tune with Philippine fashion, that family name will definitely ring a bell. Both ladies may have more slashes than Freddy versus Jason.

2010 was a blessing for me in that this was the year I met these two ladies. I was fascinated by their thought process and all that, but mainly for the brightness and positive vibe both bring in during the afternoon and then in the morning. The music was fresh and wonderful, imbued by their essence.

In the brief life of u92, other than the Brewrats who brought their culture onto the station, I though this show simply gave it the identity to which everything followed suit. It's about the music, the positivity, the vibrance and the simple conversation.

The station has long since passed on, but the concept remains alive, moving on to other means to spread its gospel, through their tumblr and through their weekly article in the Philippine Daily Inquirer. And now, this is the latest in their means to spread their gospel. The book will be launched later today at Fully Booked Bonifacio High Street.

What you can expect inside the book? Stories from the guests who appeared on the show, from Gang Badoy to Mastaplann to Imelda Marcos to Ryan Cayabyab. Also pictures documenting what had transpired in their brief stay on radio.

So go out and check it.

Saturday, August 27, 2011

Concert Alert: Sitti... Ang Aking Awitin


The Bossanova Princess is going to celebrate her tenth anniversary in the music industry with a concert entitled "Sitti... Ang Aking Awitin" at the Music Museum.

She will be having fellow Warner Music Philippines label-mate Rico Blanco as her guest, along with The Dawn frontman Jett Pangan and fellow ASAP Sessionista Duncan Ramos. DJ Dense Modesto, he of the Sitti in the Mix remix album, is also a special participant along with the Whiplash Dancers.

Tickets will cost you at Php 800 (balcony), Php 1,200 (orchestra side) and Php 1,500 (orchestra center). They are available at TicketWorld (891-9999), Music Museum (721-6720 and 721-6726) and at the Backroom office (435-1098).

Saturday, August 20, 2011

UAAP 2nd Round Schedule

Just in case, people will be looking for schedule.

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Rizalizing the Future: Jose Rizal turns 150



This month marks Jose Rizal's Sesquicentennial (150th) birth anniversary, as he was born on June 19, 1861. To commemorate the occasion, and also the centennial of the Yuchengco Group of Companies, the Yuchengco Museum on June 3 will be having a pop culture exhibit entitled RIZALizing the Future.


Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Jam For Japan


It is a worthy cause and also a way to enjoy the music. So go out , have fun and savor the soothing music to start of April.

Sunday, March 27, 2011

Sucker Punch



It has been a while since I last watched a movie in a theater. Thanks to the Razkals, especially to @BlueHairedFan, I was coaxed out of the comfy confines of home to check out Greenbelt 3 for this motion picture. It also served as a prep activity for us as we were to undertake the tweetcast of the final AFC Challenge Cup Group Stage match between the Philippines and Bangladesh.


Saturday, March 26, 2011

2011 Earth Hour


Each one of us is asked to do a little thing by doing our own little share for Earth Hour. However, it should not just be on one day in particular, but everyday. This should be a 24/7 as much as possible in each and every single imaginative way of contributing.

After all, we sow what we reap.