By Cristina DC Pastor “Josie! I’m wearing your underwear!” fashion book author Elle Madrona called out on seeing designer Josie Natori as she entered her Nolita boutique for an August 5th store opening. Josie, laughing and not in the least embarrassed, shot back at Elle, “OK, don’t show it to me.” The long-time friends and […]
Gherald Alaman in on a mission to change the way Asian actors are portrayed in films and television. The founder and CEO of Talent & Skills booking and talent management company said he would like Asian talent to be cast as Americans and not stereotyped into playing Asian characters. “Caucasians and African Americans are not […]
By Wendell Gaa The Middle East is a region so rich with history and culture, yet sadly nowadays it’s been making headlines for mostly the wrong reasons. With the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian clashes in Gaza, the Syrian civil war, and the ISIS crisis gripping Iraq, it is easy for those who judge by what they read […]
By Cristina DC Pastor Americans and Filipinos alike are opening their hearts, and wallets, to three children who lost their parents July 24 when a tornado swept through a campsite in Cheriton, Virginia. The tornado hit a tree that toppled on the tent of sleeping Jersey City couple killing Lord Balatbat and his wife Lolibeth […]
By Ludy Astraquillo Ongkeko, Ph.D. A unanimous condemnation on the unspeakable downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight M-17 — how it was shot down with 298 people on Board — has been demanded by the United Nations Security Council. It’s time that the world makes the aforementioned demand. Indeed it is high time, President Vladimir Putin. […]