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When I was a kid, outside of the traditional Catholic practices, Holy Week meant staying put in a suddenly abandoned city, baking in the summer heat in front of the television as we watched marathon reruns of Father Dowling Mysteries or Murder, She Wrote, because nothing else was showing.
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I discovered Glee four episodes into its first season, upon my cousin’s insistence I watch a really good episode on her Macbook. What an episode to watch too—it was the tribute to Beyonce’s  “Single Ladies,” which opened with the very fab gay character  Kurt Hummel (Chris Colfer) doing his own version of the Single Ladies MTV and had the whole high school football team dancing to the same song as well.
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                    [Title] => It's really not the finish line, is it?
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This Summer's Viewing (Part1)

By Althea Lauren Ricardo | April 8, 2010 - 12:00am

When I was a kid, outside of the traditional Catholic practices, Holy Week meant staying put in a suddenly abandoned city, baking in the summer heat in front of the television as we watched marathon reruns of Father...

Freeman Cebu Entertainment

Call me an almost-Gleek

By Althea Lauren Ricardo | December 10, 2009 - 12:00am

I discovered Glee four episodes into its first season, upon my cousin’s insistence I watch a really good episode on her Macbook. What an episode to watch too—it was the tribute to Beyonce’s  “Single...

Freeman Cebu Entertainment

It's really not the finish line, is it?

By CHANNEL SURFING By Althea Lauren Ricardo | June 27, 2006 - 12:00am

There's something that we Filipinos should learn from 'Cars'-that to dream big, and to aim high, doesn't necessarily mean giving up the 'small-town' lifestyle we know we love.

Freeman Cebu Entertainment