On my drive to the city earlier tonight I was listening to Aksyon Radyo 720. On the news was various schools in Iloilo City will be showing Ilonggo short films at Robinson's Mall starting January 22, 2007. Because I was driving, I was not able to gather the complete list of the participating schools. I can only remember Saint Paul's College/University, West Visayas State University and University of the Philippines in the Visayas. Apparently, according to the report, most of these films took a long time to finish due to the high cost of production.

The Ilonggo StarStruck contestant, Prince Stefan, says he wanted to meet his dad through the TV show.

The 17-year-old, who now lives in Iloilo, hopes to meet his father through the contest.

Teary-eyed while answering questions from Inquirer Entertainment last week, Prince admitted he made a mistake during initial interviews with the production staff when he said his father was from Israel, which is a Jewish state and not ruled by a monarchy.

He said his mother, an overseas contract worker, had been employed in the household of his father. Via Inquirer.net

While the comedy king Dolphy is outright hilarious, his grandsons are downright brutal. Rowell Quizon might face murder charges while his younger brother Nicolo Paulo was just recently got arrested for murder.

Special investigator Joselito Guillen, of the NBI’s National Capital Region Office, said they will lodge murder cases against Rowell Quizon and his two accomplices, Marlon dela Cruz and an alias Phillip, before the Manila city prosecutor’s office.

They reportedly beat and killed Jeffrey Vergara while he was celebrating his birthday outside his house.

...

Just last month, the alleged younger brother of Quizon, Nicolo Paulo, 19, was arrested by the Philippine National Police-Criminal Investigation and Detection Group for allegedly murdering a factory worker on Dec. 19, 2005. Via ABS-CBN Interactive

How do you buy your music? Do you buy only the tracks you liked from, say, iTunes Music Store or do you buy whole albums like CDs from record stores.

Buying only the tracks you like saves you the hassle having to listen to other craps some artists churn out. Because, let's face it, it's very rare for an album to have 80% of the tracks hitting the charts. Mostly they will only have 1, 2 or 3 tracks worth listening.

Now, why would you want to buy whole albums? If you're so much into music, you will notice that each artists have their own style of playing. Most of the time, their unique style can be defined not only by one song, it may span to their other songs and sometimes songs from their other albums.