OPM Band 1:43 Pays Tribute to Beautiful Filipino Transgenders

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There is no denying that our beloved "sisters" known as transgenders are remarkably convincing in many aspects to be confused with the real deal as if they are naturally female in nature. Many of them are realistically very similar if not seemingly better than the features of our women. They astonishingly strike us bewildered seeing men who now look a lot like beauty pageant contestants.

It is not surprising that foremost OPM boy band 1:43 pays tribute to the most beautiful Filipino transgenders in their latest single titled "Hayop Sa Ganda." There is a music video released on YouTube that displays how enigmatic their beauties are.

With names like Bee Urgello, Bembem Radaza, Francine Garcia, Maki Gingoyon, Marian Crisologo, Rain Marie Mardigal, and Kevin Balot, I'm really having a hard time differentiating them from our ladies.

Check the tribute video out and let us know who you think is the fairest of  them all.

Makalanyog Festival Celebrated at Lipa, Batangas

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Lipa City of Batangas is celebrating for the very first time its "Makalanyog Festival". Makalanyog pays tribute to their St. Sebastian, their patron saint, and to showcase Lipa City's prime agricultural products or crops where the name of the festival was derived namely "mais" (corn), "kape" (coffee and cacao), lanzones, and niyog (coconut)./...thus MaKaLanYog was born!

The "Makalanyog Festival” is the celebration of the Lipeños' way of life, a thanksgiving for the city’s abundant harvest, and the Lipeños' way of promoting the preservation and conservation of the city’s environment.


This year's theme of the newest grand fiesta of the Lipenos is “Patrong San Sebastian, Gabay at Pag-asa sa Patuloy na Kaunlaran” and is being held from January 11 to 20.

The ten day merriment composed of religious activities and night parties is really something to look forward to every year.

Ateneo Blue Repertory Presents Toilet: The Musical

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High school is that point in life that many adults consider to be the epitome of shallow problems – pimples, crushes, and popularity, as well as a vast collection of other hormone-driven dilemmas. This, of course, is just the stuff spoken of in the outside world– in the privacy of one’s own thoughts, however, is where deeper and darker problems are kept secret.

Toilet: The Musical is a story about the inevitable painful experiences one must go through in high school in order to ‘grow up’. Toilet: The Musical forces its audience to ask: Am I doing the right thing? Am I ready? Where do I go from here? Questions that all uncertain adolescents seem to know too well, especially when life seems like it’s being flushed down the drain.

In line with blueREP’s 22nd theme “Magkano Mabuhay?” Toilet: The Musical leads its audience on a journey into the lives of eight seemingly ordinary students, each with a story to share and a secret to disclose within the cold confines of the toilet walls. Toilet: The Musical discourses upon grim territory close to home – suicide, unrequited love, religious disparity, bulimia, sexuality, and fear of what the future holds- yet never forgetting to show the light at the end of the tunnel, and the struggle to remember that there are no real endings, just new beginnings.