+ Follow LONG AGO TOMORROW Tag
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I do not recall if Totally Blonde ever made it to the local theaters. It came out last April in the US. If that means we missed watching the movie last year and are not likely to see it make its big screen splash hereabouts, we should check it out in video shops where it should by now be available.
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It seems that lovers of smooth jazz and easy listening have quite a number of voices to enjoy lately–Diana Krall, Norah Jones, and Jodie Brooke Wilson (who visited Manila last September). Now comes Siobhán Pettit, of Irish descent, who is in the country to promote her first internationally released album, Long Ago Tomorrow.
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February 3, 2004 - 12:00am
