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                    [AuthorName] => Bibsy M. Carballo
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                    [Summary] => The tickets may cost arms and legs, but it’s a sure treat, taking in the Metropolitan Theater Guild’s lavish and entirely entertaining production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Carlos P. Romulo Theatre. That’s at the RCBC Towers on Buendia corner Ayala in Makati. 


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                    [Title] => Nick Joaquin’s Tadtarin
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                    [Title] => Another ambitious project by direk Tikoy
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                    [Title] => Mommy ni Rica gusto nang magka-apo
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May marriage proposal na si Bernard Palanca kay Rica Peralejo pero hindi totoong secretly married na sila. Hindi pa ‘yun siniseryoso ni Rica. Ang rason: wala pa sa plano niyang mag-asawa. "Minsan pinag-uusapan namin ang tungkol do’n. Hanggang ganoon lang. Pero kung nanay ko ang tatanungin, gusto niyang mag-asawa na ako. Kasi ako ‘yung talagang favorite na anak niya at gusto agad niyang magka-apo sa akin. 


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"She made the bad boy in me sleep," aniya. "She made me look at things in a brighter light. Me, I tend to look at things seriously. I am destructive emotionally," dagdag pa niya.


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                    [Title] => Divining Ms. D
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