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I agree with Funfare’s Big Apple correspondent Edmund Silvestre when he observed that New York must have eased whatever pain and heartache Aga Muhlach may have endured following his narrow defeat in the last congressional election in Camarines Sur.

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I’ve only visited the Chelsea Hotel once, and this was because my wife and I accidentally stum-bled upon it. Walking up (or down) West 23rd Street in Lower Manhattan, there it was, we immediately realized: the place where the famous and infamous have shared floor space since the early 20th century. Site of a rock star girlfriend’s grisly murder, scene of much literary scribbling,  art creation, drug abuse and musing over New York’s unique brand of squalor.


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