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The Premiere Screening Of: What’s the T? How you were born does not define who you are.
THE PREMIERE SCREENING OF: WHAT’S THE T? How you were born does not define who you are. Independent documentary, What’s the T?, premiering February 21, 2013, San Francisco, California, at New People Event Venue, 1746 Post Street. General screening at 5:30 pm, doors open at 5:00 pm; VIP screening at 9:00pm, doors open ...
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NFC champions 2012
By Vivian Fuentebella-Sanchez. February 3, 2013. Superbowl Sunday. The San Francisco 49ers vs. The Baltimore Ravens. My sister and I have always watched the Superbowl with the 49ers playing ever since Montana days (circa 1980s). So it was nostalgic and exciting to once again cheer for the home team, this time with husbands and kids ...
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Why protecting the Internet is our responsibility, too, as FilAms
By Ryan Gajudo Macasero January 18 was Internet Freedom Day, a milestone for websites and netizens around the world. Last year, many netizens showed their solidarity by protesting proposed legislation that would restrict our access to certain sites. They showed their anger by showing black screens in protest of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) ...
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The Bay Area’s Official Oscar® Experience Party to Benefit California Film Institute Education and its Outreach Programs
Media Contact: Kevin Heverin 415.526.5845 | kheverin@cafilm.org California Film Institute Education and its Outreach Programs Michael Krasny, host of the award winning KQED FORUM, to emcee exclusive event and party SAN RAFAEL, CA. (January 11, 2013) - The Christopher B. Smith Rafael Film Center, owned and operated by the non-profit California Film Institute, hosts on its ...
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Vlog: FilAms among frugal spenders during 2012 holidays
By Ryan Macasero Ryan Macasero is a freelance journalist for the FilAm San Francisco.
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Feeling like a kid again at the Parol Lantern Festival and Parade
By Matt Maxion Glowing. Shimmering. A kaleidoscope of dazzling greens, yellows, pinks and whatnots were shining fiercely, alternating colors in one-second intervals. Some faster than a blink of an eye. Some blinding in radiance and others more subtle. These star-shaped lanterns gracefully adorned the walls of Jessie Square Sunday night for the 10th annual Parol ...
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Young journalist opens up about overcoming depression: The Asian American in isolation
By Ryan Gajudo Macasero I battled major depression and anxiety since I was a child and through my teenage years. The revelation is almost always a surprise because I’m known to speak in front of college groups and because I talk to people all the time as a catering sales manager and as a ...
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Form + Function in Fremont
By Vivian Fuentebella Sanchez “Music is liquid architecture; Architecture is frozen music.” –Johann Wolfgang von Goethe I happen to stumble upon this quote from Johann von Goethe that made me pause and think. I never thought of music and architecture this way and then I realized that this is what my interviewee could relate to. ...
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Bay Area FilAms among 18 who won in the Nov. 6 elections
Ambassador Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. congratulated the 18 Filipino American candidates in Monday’s national, state and local elections, among them Bay Area bets Alameda Vice Mayor Rob Bonta who was elected to the California State Assembly, Jose Esteves who was reelected as mayor of Milpitas and Jim Navarro who won a seat in the Union ...