ANDY KAUFMAN

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                    [Title] => You’re not kidding!
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When comic actors turn serious, there’s a monetary vacuum in the room; we’re not sure how to react, because we’ve been preconditioned to expect a punchline.

                    [DatePublished] => 2015-01-21 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Scott R. Garceau
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                    [Title] => Are you being served?
                    [Summary] => I don’t remember much about being an infant. Although I can safely surmise that I thought I was the bomb. I would cry and surely a spoonful of Cerelac was on its way to my mouth to shut me up. I smiled and surely as giddy adults normally do they laughed back at me like I was the incarnation of Andy Kaufman. Every little thing I did was considered a Kodak moment, at least to my folks. Then something happened. Suddenly the world stopped being my oyster. Suddenly I realized I was not the center of the universe but a mere speck, statistic, another mouth to feed.


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                    [Summary] => Amonth ago, I wrote an article listing the six horror films one should see for Halloween, putting in one Philippine entry: a classic monster flick called Zuma. A few days later, while in conversation with my best friend’s girlfriend — a pretty lass of 19 currently studying at the Ateneo, the topic came up and I was surprised — no, that’s not quite right… I was shocked when her eyes glazed over with no recognition whatsoever at the mention of Jim Fernandez’s fabled creature’s name.
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                    [AuthorName] => Erwin T. Romulo
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                    [Title] => Tim Tayag isn’t so tiny
                    [Summary] => "Tayag, bayag. Tayag, bayag."


That’s just one of the jokes Filipino-American stand-up comedian Tim Tayag laid on the audience at the Comfort Room (formerly Monk’s Dream) at Jupiter Place on Jupiter Street in Makati, where Tayag had gigs every Saturday night in May with the rest of the Comfort Room comedy revue.


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                    [AuthorName] => Juaniyo Arcellana
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                    [Title] => R.E.M.’s Reveal: Of air and open spaces - SOUNDS FAMILIAR by Baby Gil
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Singer and lyricist Michael Stipe was quoted as saying that the songs in R.E.M.’s Reveal take place in open spaces. "There is the impression of air and breath and flying away." And that is just the feeling one gets while listening to the new album. There is a sense of being lifted up, of leaving the mundane for something greater, inspiring, almost spiritual.


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                    [Title] => R.E.M.’s Reveal: Of air and open spaces - SOUNDS FAMILIAR by Baby Gil
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Singer and lyricist Michael Stipe was quoted as saying that the songs in R.E.M.’s Reveal take place in open spaces. "There is the impression of air and breath and flying away." And that is just the feeling one gets while listening to the new album. There is a sense of being lifted up, of leaving the mundane for something greater, inspiring, almost spiritual.


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                    [Title] => March 27, 2001
                    [Summary] => The Pisces sun and Aquarius moon are a perfect blend for creating a "can-do" atmosphere. Partners will want to be pursued, so don’t be surprised if phone calls aren’t readily returned. Attractions will be strong and hard to ignore. Make smart choices instead of impulsive ones. Reputation and inner dignity is more important that momentary pleasures.


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You’re not kidding!

By Scott R. Garceau | January 21, 2015 - 12:00am

When comic actors turn serious, there’s a monetary vacuum in the room; we’re not sure how to react, because we’ve...

For Men

Are you being served?

By Celine Lopez | December 12, 2004 - 12:00am

I don’t remember much about being an infant. Although I can safely surmise that I thought I was the bomb. I would cry and surely a spoonful of Cerelac was on its way to my mouth to shut me up. I smiled and surely...

Sunday Lifestyle

Fast times

By Erwin T. Romulo | December 12, 2003 - 12:00am

Amonth ago, I wrote an article listing the six horror films one should see for Halloween, putting in one Philippine entry: a classic monster flick called Zuma. A few days later, while in conversation with my best...

Young Star

Tim Tayag isn’t so tiny

By Juaniyo Arcellana | June 8, 2003 - 12:00am

"Tayag, bayag. Tayag, bayag." That’s just one of the jokes Filipino-American stand-up comedian Tim Tayag laid on the audience at the Comfort Room (formerly Monk’s Dream) at Jupiter Place on Jupiter...

Starweek Magazine

R.E.M.’s Reveal: Of air and open spaces - SOUNDS FAMILIAR by Baby Gil

July 6, 2001 - 12:00am

Singer and lyricist Michael Stipe was quoted as saying that the songs in R.E.M.’s Reveal take place in open spaces. "There is the impression of air and breath...

Entertainment

R.E.M.’s Reveal: Of air and open spaces - SOUNDS FAMILIAR by Baby Gil

July 6, 2001 - 12:00am

Singer and lyricist Michael Stipe was quoted as saying that the songs in R.E.M.’s Reveal take place in open spaces. "There is the impression of air and breath...

Entertainment

March 27, 2001

By Joyce Jillson | March 27, 2001 - 12:00am

The Pisces sun and Aquarius moon are a perfect blend for creating a "can-do" atmosphere. Partners will want to be pursued, so don’t be surprised if phone calls aren’t readily returned. Attractions...

Horoscope

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