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 He’s well-entrenched as the country’s foremost drama actor, in-demand both for movies and TV dramas (his latest having been the ABS-CBN soap Maging Sino Ka Man). So, many people wonder, why did Christopher "Boyet" de Leon have to stray away from his comfort zone and plunge into the murky (chaotic and uncertain) waters of Philippine politics?

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                    [Title] => Under the sea
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The screensaver of my notebook is an underwater world replete with the diverse denizens of the deep.

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                    [Title] => A generous serving of Chiz
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 Say "Chiz!" and flash a winning/winsome smile.

	

	That should be the catchline for senatoriable Francis "Chiz" Escudero’s print and TV ads because in all of them he’s wearing the boyish smile that has become his trademark.

	

	"With his following," said Regal Matriarch Mother Lily half-jokingly, "Chiz can cross over from politics to showbiz. He’s my newest Regal Baby."

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Do women hold the monopoly for vanity?

	

	No.

	

	Men, too, are vain. Only, most of them hide in the closet, never wanting to be discovered that yes, they also use, uhmm, anti-aging creams. Some of the men I know are the culprits why their wives’ beauty products are emptied fast, so fast that they end up having tighter, firmer and more lifted skin than their wives. They sometimes connive with their wives not to tell others about this seemingly sacred secret — even as a jest — for fear that they will be the butt of joke.

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The news was enough for me to jump for joy and somersault in exultation. My heart was leaping as my nine-year-old niece Paopao broke to me the news over the phone that her cousin Gabby, who just turned six, is graduating first honor in her kindergarten class in a public school in Laguna. This piece of good news spread like wildfire. Every member of our family was so into it that Globe and Smart — because we live far away from each other — was part of our early celebration.

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Why Boyet is running

By Ricky Lo | May 9, 2007 - 12:00am

He’s well-entrenched as the country’s foremost drama actor, in-demand both for movies and TV dramas (his latest...

Entertainment

Under the sea

April 29, 2007 - 12:00am

The screensaver of my notebook is an underwater world replete with the diverse denizens of the deep.

Allure

A generous serving of Chiz

By Ricky Lo | April 27, 2007 - 12:00am

Say "Chiz!" and flash a winning/winsome smile. That should be the catchline for senatoriable Francis "Chiz" Escudero’s print and TV ads...

Entertainment

A man in a woman's world

April 15, 2007 - 12:00am

Do women hold the monopoly for vanity? No. Men, too, are vain. Only, most of them hide in the closet, never wanting to be discovered that yes, they also use, uhmm, anti-aging creams. Some of the men I know...

Allure

Tale of the yearbook

April 1, 2007 - 12:00am

For a while, with a heap of amusement, I stared at the graduation photograph of a young man — barely 16 though not necessarily looking sweet —...

Allure

'Tay, first honor po ako!

March 11, 2007 - 12:00am

The news was enough for me to jump for joy and somersault in exultation. My heart was leaping as my nine-year-old niece Paopao broke to me the news over the phone that her cousin Gabby, who just turned six, is graduating...

Allure

I did not dance flamenco in Spain but I savored fado nights in Portugal

February 25, 2007 - 12:00am

A thick curtain of raindrops tries to hide the beauty of Madrid from us the moment we arrive in the city a little before midnight. But no amount of pouring can steal the allure of Madrid from two travelers who have...

Allure