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Wuv and Sonny of POD

By Cornelius S. Mondoy of The Philippine Star’s YS | February 28, 2002 - 12:00am

Wuv Bernardo leans back in his chair and held his hands together to summon the ages. He scans the air as the visions appear.

Young Star

The ‘very positive’ POD

By PLAYBACK by Cornelius S. Mondoy | January 20, 2002 - 12:00am

Does today’s new noise (read: rap-metal or whatever it’s called) have to be dark, angry and pent-up? Korn mines its success on teenage angst, Linkin Park dwells on dark musings, and Limp Bizkit likes to...

Entertainment