Two thumbs Up
by Iñigo C. Pieraz on July 28, 2009
After exploring extraordinary worlds of talking toys, rats, bugs, fish, and superheroes, Pixar now takes audiences up–literally. Up marks Pixar’s 10th feature film, and true to their winning form, Up does not disappoint. In fact, it easily ranks as one of their finest and most sublime efforts to date. The movie begins with a montage [...]
Spoonful of happy
by Jennifer G. Castro on July 28, 2009
Amidst frozen yogurt chains like Yoh-gurt Froz, White Hat, and Yogurbud, Red Mango has been making a name for itself through its refreshing, tart-flavored yogurt. Originally from South Korea, Red Mango has been serving its all-natural, authentic frozen yogurt since 2002. As a healthy alternative to ice cream, it boasts of yogurt free of any [...]
Dancing with the GrooGrux King
by Igo K. Gonzalez on July 28, 2009
All bands go through inevitable trials. Few, however, can say that they have gone through the tragic death of one of their own members. LeRoi Moore, the saxophonist of the Dave Matthews Band, passed away while the band started recording Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King. The intricate cover art, drawn by Matthews himself, depicts [...]
Eco-ethic chic
by Maxine R. Ang on July 28, 2009
Would you pay thousands of pesos for a designer bag made of scrap cloth?
One big bite : Cubao’s best postgame places
by Paolo L. Kalagayan on July 28, 2009
Who says the UAAP season is all about basketball?
Music and ME
by Iñigo C. Pieraz on July 28, 2009
As a professional singer and songwriter, Escueta has released two albums, I Am ME and I Am ME: Amplified. After bagging Best Alternative Solo Artist at the first Philippine Radio Music Awards, his career proves that talent, persistence and bit of luck can go a long way.
Black, white and shades of gray
by Igo K. Gonzalez on July 28, 2009
As fans around the world mourn the Michael they remember, G asked Ateneans who Michael was for them.
