The New Skittles commercial, makes me jerk! Gosh, this is hilarious!

The August 2011 issue of J-14 Magazine became available on newsstands last July 12, and Chasters who bought copies were in for a big thrill - as Charice was proclaimed the No. 2 Hottest Girl in J-14′s Hot List.

No. 1 on the list is Miley Cyrus who stole the top spot from Selena Gomez (who got multiple first place finishes in past Hot Lists). Selena is now in the fourth spot below Demi Lovato , who got third place. While country superstar Taylor Swift nabbed the fifth spot.

On the Boys’ Hot List, it was Justin Bieber who’s in first place followed by Twilight star Taylor Lautner. In the third spot is Australian singer Cody Simpson. In fourth place is Nick Jonas, while the new American Idol Scotty McCreery finished in fifth place.

Many readers agreed with the overall ranking, but they specifically commented about Miley’s shocking rise to first place. Though most weren’t even a bit surprised that Justin Bieber came out on top as he IS the top-selling artist right now in his age bracket

Stories of Hate Crime Deaths related to sexual orientation or race. Also over 100 different names in remembrance. Very deep and touching!


www.TrueHateCrimes.com

Wow wow wow! This is the only word I can say, Filipinos are drooling over this talent search the dominates the whole wide world, with different version and style but with thesame goal- to find the best and the most unique talent in town. Season 2 had just finished, yet ABS- CBN never left us hanging to munch for more, more amazing performers, amazing talents and another life changing stories that soon will open its way for us to see.

Geo Ed Ribucas is a 20 year old nursing graduate from Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur a stand up comedian hailed from the province. With his amazing voice, for sure he will make other contestant a run for their money. Singing just like Mariah Carey- close your eyes and you would think Mariah is in front of you!


Good luck Geo!

Oh lala! Marcelito Pomoy, you gave me goosebumps! Gosh dude, you deserved the title, winning the 2 million bucks.

I thought that only human who can be able to feel the pain of loosing. But I was struck, when I found this video of a cat trying to help and not letting her hubby die. How touching?

Since 1991, the Metropolitan Community Church Philippines has officiated what it calls holy unions of same-sex couples who want sacred sanction of their commitment to their relationship.

Not a different reason from the more common heterosexual church marriages, it would seem. But when same-sex couples were joined in holy union in Baguio City a few days ago, a Catholic bishop said on television that they were “abnormal” and had “mental problems” and that the government should declare same-sex marriages as illegal. 

 

Now the very concepts of “normality” and “legality” are slippery slopes, with shifting definitions depending on who is doing the defining, and they have historically led to some really bad things.

Remember when women were less than normal human beings who were irrational, emotional, and therefore, could not be allowed to vote?

By Patrick King Pascual,VERA Files

Television director Ricky Rivero thought he was having a nightmare. He woke up morning of June 13 and Ivan Ruiz was on top of him, stabbing him continuously.
They struggled with each other, and when Rivero got the chance to grab Ruiz's wrist, he pinned him down the bed. The rage coming from Ruiz slowly subsided.
Rivero got the chance to overpower Ruiz and drove himself to the hospital. He survived despite the 17 stab wounds he sustained.
In an interview with TV host Boy Abunda two weeks after the incident, Rivero recalled that Ruiz, an acquaintance with whom he had casual sex relations, was full of rage and his eyes were full of anger when he was stabbing him.
Asked if he considers it a "hate crime", Rivero said he can't be sure but considering what transpired, it seems it's "leaning towards... yes, it's a hate crime."
Hate crimes generally refer to criminal acts that are seen to have been motivated by bias against persons belonging to a certain social group, usually defined by race, religion, sexual orientation, disability, class, ethnicity, nationality, age, gender, gender identity, social status or political affiliation.

Edgar Injap Sia III, a 34 year old Filipino entrepreneur is included in Forbes as the youngest billionaire in a list ranking the 40 richest Filipinos. Sia earned a spot among the Philippines’ wealthiest for the first time this year.

Sia sold 70% of his stake in Mang Inasal to Jolibee Foods Corporation’s Tony Tan Caktiong last year for Php 3 Billion or US$ 68 Million. Forbes.com listed his net worth pegged at US$ 85 Million or about Php 3.6 Billion.

Truly, Mang Inasal is a shining example of successful Filipino entrepreneurship. It is the latest acquisition of fast-food giant JFC, which also holds Chowking, Greenwhich and Red Ribbon.

Here is the world in 2050, as imagined by the U.S. Census Bureau: India will be the most populous nation, surpassing China sometime around 2025. The U.S. will remain exactly where it is now: in third place, with a population of 423 million (up from 308 million in 2010). And declining birth rates in two of the world's most economically and politically influential countries, Japan and Russia, will cause them to fall from their current positions as the 9th and 10th most populous nations, respectively, to 16th and 17th.

The findings are the result of population estimates and projections of 228 countries compiled by the U.S. Census Bureau's International Data Base (IDB). They offer a revealing look into the future. "One of the biggest changes we've seen has been the decline in fertility in some developed countries such as China," says Loraine West , an IDB project manager, "while others are experiencing a slight increase." In other words, China's population boom is finally slowing down while Western Europe's long-declining birth rate is - in some places, at least - rising again. Spain and Italy are "on an uptick," says West, "but how high will [the birth rate] rise? Or will it simply fluctuate up and down on some long term level? We'll have to see." According to Italy's The National Institute of Statistics, the country's recent population increase can be largely attributed to its own immigrant population. See TIME's "Intelligent Cities.")

I must say this photo of Venus Raj is a huge wow!
She looks really good,and the signature binibini pose is still there hand on waist.
 
I love her make up here, I love the fact that she doesnt have thick eyebrow liner, and the red bubble dress is very chic.
 

Great Job Venus!