Philippine Blog Awards 2010Alicia Mayer is Drop Dead Gorgeous in New PETA Ad
Filipina actor Alicia Mayer has “bared” the truth behind the cruel meat industry in more ways than one. That’s because Mayer didn’t pull any punches when she agreed to shoot a brand-new pro-vegetarian ad for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Asia. In the ad, Mayer is lying completely naked—seemingly lifeless—on a steel table and next to the caption “Meat Belongs in the Morgue, Not on Your Table. Go Vegetarian!” The stunning ad was shot by ace photographer Raymund Isaac for Portfolio Studio and takes direct aim at the meat industry.
Nonito Donaire Climbs to No. 3 of World’s Best Pound for Pound Boxers List
Nonito Donaire climbs to no. 3 of The Ring Magazine’s Pound for Pound list after his victory against Mexican Montiel last Sunday.
Maria Aragon Performs on the Ellen DeGeneres Show
February 22, 2011 by admin
Filed under YouTube Sensation
After her web video singing Lady Gaga‘s “Born This Way” became a massive viral hit, 10-year-old Maria Aragon performs on the Ellen DeGeneres Show.
Watch her Ellen interview after the jump…
DZMM Takbo Para sa Karunungan Sets Off on March 13
February 21, 2011 by admin
Filed under Events, Social Concern
DZMM, the country’s leading AM radio station and cable news channel, is calling on professional and amateur runners, students, and running enthusiasts to participate in “DZMM Takbo Para Sa Karunungan,” a fun run for the benefit of 25 young scholars that will happen on March 13, 5am at the Quirino Grandstand in Manila.
Nonito Donaire wins over Fernando Montiel
Nonito Donaire knocks out Fernando Montiel, wins Bantamweight Crowns!
Pinay Kid Wows Lady Gaga
February 18, 2011 by admin
Filed under Music, YouTube Sensation
Another Pinay is recently making waves on the internet.
Thia Mejia Sings ‘Summertime’ on American Idol Hollywood Round 1
February 11, 2011 by admin
Filed under American Idol
Fil-am teenager Thia Megia performed “Summertime” during the first round of American Idol’s Hollywood Round.
