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Franco Laurel, makabagong Joseph The Dreamer

By Ernie Pecho | September 3, 2006 - 12:00am

Nakakatuwang masaksihan ang papalaking publiko ng mga musical stage plays. Over the years, simula pa noong Dekada ’60, mahilig na kaming manood ng mga ganitong palabas. Noong mga taong ‘yon tunay na maliit...

PSN Showbiz

Time out for pleasure

By SUNDRY STROKES | August 18, 2004 - 12:00am

About three years ago, I attended a soirée featuring the students of Maestra Mercedes Matias Santiago. It was held at the residence of Rosa Hu, widow of Willie Hu, a businessman who loved to sing. A tenor...

Opinion