+ Follow ARLENE CHAI Tag
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Experience pure "Joyce" with a sexier, slimmer Joyce Jimenez in the October issue of PEOPLE Asia. Still the undisputed Sex Goddess of Philippine cinema, Joyce sizzles in exciting and stimulating photographs exclusively taken for PEOPLE Asia by ace photographer Raymund Isaac.
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There is a good movie showing in your local movie theaters this week. Try and find time to see it.
Calling Fr. Robert Reyes, now is a good time to enjoin your parishioners to watch a good Filipino movie. Instead of calling attention to movies you don’t want them to see, what about promoting one which I am sure you will find no objections to.
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Visiting writer Arlene J. Chai gave a talk at the Australia Center last Tuesday, and another at the Filipinas Heritage Library the following day, with Rina Jimenez-David and I serving as reactors (the latter on the strength of a dubious claim to be an expert on Pinoy expat writing).
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ARLENE CHAI
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October 3, 2001 - 12:00am
