WOW Pinoy

Ways to Know If You Are Filipino

Written by Ms. Confuse on Friday, February 29, 2008

Lots of us here in United States (like me) or in other country, Filipino culture is still at home even far away from the Philippines. From the food we eat like "ulam at kanin". We can't resist eating it every single day. Our elders want us youths to still have the knowledge about our Filipino culture. Like saying "po" and "opo" to our elders or saying "ate" and "kuya" to our brother or sisters. It means even you are born in America or other country and you have one or both parents that is Filipino, You are still Filipino, in short "Pinoy". And nobody can erase that.

I have kids of my own and I dont want them to forgot what is being Filipino is, the culture, the tradition, the food, being respectful and they must learn that. Even though we all know that the country we came from is a "Corrupt Country". You know us "Pinoy" most important thing to us is our family. We love helping each other. We don't want to forget want we really are.

Mabuhay ang pinoy!

Trey Farley

Written by Ms. Confuse on Thursday, February 28, 2008

Trey Farley previously presented the BBC's Saturday morning children's programme Live and Kicking and MTV's Select. Now he's hosting National Geographic Channel's adventure-travel series Chasing Time. Trey's nomadic childhood makes him the man for the job, as he takes to some of the world's most beautiful cities. Born in the Philippines to an English father and a Filipino mother, Trey Farley spent most of his childhood being "carted around the globe". He settled in the UK long enough to study Environmental Geoscience at University College London, before heading back East to live in the Philippines.

Trey first broke into the world of TV as a producer director for music station Channel V in Hong Kong but soon ended up in front of the camera when a presenter failed to turn up for work! Since then, Trey has fronted many UK TV programmes and has also presented several entertainment programmes in Asia where he has a huge following.

As well as TV presenting and a spot of modelling, Trey has also found time to write for Ya, an entertainment magazine aimed at an Asian youth audience. He recently made his movie debut in the hit movie Bend It Like Beckham

Joseph Mateo - Disney Animator/Comic Book Artist

Written by Ms. Confuse on Wednesday, February 27, 2008

One more pinoy artist that can make us proud. Go, go go

JabbaWockeez - Episode 2 & 3

Written by Ms. Confuse on Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Epsisode 2

At episode 2, i've been waiting for the next dance creation whats JabbaWockeez gonna do. Jabbawockeez have to perform "Omarion - Icebox" videos dance moves with the little bit dance moves of their own after the Omarion video. And of course they got it well. The audience are very excited and the judges (JC Chasez, Li'l Mama and Shane Sparks)are satisfied with their performance. Thats why they got in the next round.

Episode 3

At Episode 3. They can choose on their own beat, so they choose "Dem Franchise Boyz - Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It"But they have to add one thing in their dance move. They have to "defy gravity". While i'm Watching it im focusing where is the "defy gravity" move. At the end of the song, there it is. I laugh really hard. They really did defy gravity. By making like its floating. The audience is screaming and the judges is really got it. Judges like it. Im happy if i see them again in the next round.

Katrina Manongdo

Written by Ms. Confuse on Monday, February 25, 2008

Currently Living:Honululu,Hawaii
Music her life and singing her passion.
She wants to be a professional singer
Shes the youngest of 3 girls.
Inspired by family and friends.
Senior at St. Francis High School.
Also Inspired by his teacher William Daquioag, a member of the Society of Seven Las Vegas, music educator (Jasmine Trias' vocal coach) and producer.

Label Type: Independent
Country: United States
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