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Millennial Traversals Outliers, Juvenilia, & Quondam Popcult Blabbery ALSO by JOEL DAVID
UNITAS Millennial Traversals Outliers, Juvenilia, & Quondam Popcult Blabbery ALSO BY JOEL DAVID The National Pastime: Contemporary Philippine Cinema Fields of Vision: Critical Applications in Recent Philippine Cinema Wages of Cinema: Film in Philippine Perspective Book Texts: A Pinoy Film Course (exclusively on Amauteurish!) Manila by Night: A Queer Film Classic SINÉ: The YES! List of 100+ Films That Celebrate Philippine Cinema (with Jo-Ann Q. Maglipon; forthcoming) VOLUME 89 • NUMBER 1 UNITASSemi-annual Peer-reviewed international online Journal of advanced reSearch in literature, culture, and Society Millennial Traversals Outliers, Juvenilia, & Quondam Popcult Blabbery PART II: EXPANDED PERSPECTIVES Joel david since 1922 Indexed in the International Bibliography of the Modern Language Association of America Millennial Traversals: Outliers, Juvenilia, & Quondam Popcult Blabbery (Part II: Expanded Perspectives) Original Digital Edition Copyright 2015 by Joel David and Ámauteurish Publishing. All Rights Reserved. Cover still from Tiyanak, © 1988 Regal Films. All Rights Reserved. UNITAS is an international online peer-reviewed open-access journal of advanced research in literature, culture, and society published bi-annually (May and November). UNITAS is published by the University of Santo Tomas, Manila, Philippines, the oldest university in Asia. It is hosted by the Department of Literature, with its editorial address at the Office of the Scholar-in-Residence under the auspices of the Faculty of Arts and Letters. Hard copies are printed on demand or in a limited edition. Copyright @ University of Santo Tomas Copyright The authors keep the copyright of their work in the interest of advancing knowl- edge but if it is reprinted, they are expected to acknowledge its initial publication in UNITAS. -
THEVILMASANTOSNEWSLET TER Mula Sa
T H E V I L M AVilma! S No.A 7N – Literary T O IssueS N E W S L E T T E R And thus, the grandslam. Vilma gave Viva Films its first biggest hit in Sinasamba Kita earning over P7M in Metro Manila alone. Then came T-Bird at Ako (a mild hit), Never Ever Say GoodbyeBox (a sorry miss),office Gaano Kadalas Queen ang Minsan? of(her biggest all hit time for that year) and Haplos. I hear even the scriptwriters are feeling frustrated because, when they do a quality script, they only see it changed into something with lots of shrieking and slap- ping. But those are the movies that sell.” Nevertheless, she looks forward to a classier tomorrow for Philippine cinema. “And what’s tomorrow for Vilma Santos? I’m trying to be more stable because I know that show business is not stable. diehard fans of Vilma Santos, 45, the renowned actress-politician and the longest-reigning box-office queen in the Philippines. Last year, hundreds of screaming Vilmanians jammed the Quezon City tax office as Santos showed up to pay delinquent taxes. Many of them had come to seek her authograph. Santos, whose full name is Rosa Vilma Tuazon Santos-Recto, began her career as an award-winning child actress and singer in 1963. In 1992, she married Ralph Gonzalez four Yes, you can say that, for instance, Gloria Romero, Nida Blanca and Charito Solis are durable because they are still on view as performers, if Yes, you can say that,V for instance, GloriaI The LREAL SuperstarM A! Romero, Nida Blanca and Charito Solis are durable be- The hesitant Singer Noong panahon na nakamulatan kong isa akong Vilmanian ay isang napakalaking ligaya ko na pag may nababasa akong balita mula sa kanya.. -
Pinoy Insider September 21
PINOY 40 3 No. Vol. INSIDE! Look Who’s Reading Sep. 21- Oct 4 , 2012 Sep. 21- BENCH UNIVERSE Insider The 2012 Denim & Underwear Show Your No. 1 Source of Entertainment News Ogie Alcasid Sharon Cuneta KC’s French Suitor a ‘real man’ BEA PROUD AFTER JOHN LLOYD TOUCHED HER PRIVATE PARTS JENNYLYN andi’s THIRD PARTY “Bwakaw” IN PAOLO-LIAN Goes to Appeal SEPARATION? Oscars Doubted PINOY PINOY Insider Sep 21 - Oct 4, 2012 Insider Sep 21 - Oct 4, 2012 Your No. 1 Source of Entertainment News Your No. 1 Source of Entertainment News Aiai sinuyo ng jewelry set ng dyowa nang magkalabuan unfair doon sa mga taong involved. Nagkaproblema lang na minsan naman The Buzz hindi mo maiiwasan sa isang pamilya,” by Boy Abunda paglilinaw ni AiAi. Bago umuwi si Sophia ay naayos naman ang hindi pagkakaunawaan nila. “Opo, maayos naman po. Hindi ko Meet lang po talaga kinaya na wala ang mom ko. Masyado pa po akong bata siguro na hindi ko pa kaya na wala ang mama ko,” pahayag naman ni Sophia. Muli raw babalik ang dalaga sa Amerika kapag nakapagtapos na siya ng high school dito sa Pilipinas para BernieTarga-Ganon makuha ang kanyang green card at para Shaina gusto sanang na rin makapag-aral ng college roon. Samantala, may mga bulung-bulungan First Ever Queen Lola din na mukhang nagkakalabuan na ngayon sina AiAi at ang boyfriend nitong si Jed Alvin Salang. Nagbigay daw ng I was born on a sunny day in February 17, 1950 My schooling years were the toughest, since mag-solo sa Europe! isang jewelry set ang binata sa aktres and brought up in a small town in San Agustin, my parents could not afford to send me to school Irosin, Sorsogon. -
Excluded from Labour Department's Proposal
HONGKONGNEWS.COM.HK Page 12 GRIEVING. Family The No.1 Foreign Newspaper Vol.XVII No.374 July 1, 2017 and employers of a domestic worker Excluded from Labour Department’s proposal: who perished in an accident turn emotional as they FDWs slam work pay tribute to him. hours scheme Page 24 OPENING. David Chen, founder and CEO of global brand Kata, leads the opening ceremony of Kata’s third store in Singapore. Page COLOURS everywhere. Ethnic minorities perform during the “Celebrate Colours” program as part of the 20th anniversary celebration of the establishment 28 of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (story on page 24). BUZZING. ‘Mulawin By Cheryl M. Arcibal working hours, saying the step affirmed the “nature of work” of the live-in domes- ion of Domestic Workers in Hong Kong vs. Ravena’ is one of Hong Kong’s “total disregard” of their tic workers and its “socio-economic ram- expressed their disappointment and anger MIGRANT domestic workers’ groups slave-like conditions. ifications”. over the proposal. two Filipino shows slammed the Labour Department’s pro- The LD, however, defended the exclu- Leaders of Asian Migrants’ Coordinat- Turn to page 14 topping social media. posal that excluded them from “contract” sion of MDWs from its proposal, citing ing Body and the Progressive Labor Un- PUBLISHED BY HK PUBLICATIONS LTD. TEL: 2851 1766 2 NEWS July 1, 2017 HONGKONGNEWS.COM.HK FDH steals jewels to pay for kin’s meds By Cheryl M. Arcibal third to 10 months. magistrate was giving the sentence. The defendant, according to her duty The prosecution alleged that between A Filipino domestic helper was sen- lawyer, incurred a $40,000-debt from a August 2013 and May 31, 2017, the de- tenced to 15 months in prison for stealing financing company after her grandfather fendant stole $300 from a lai see red $162,000-worth of jewels and cash from was diagnosed with cancer in 2016. -
Filmography of Filipino Films 2012 Introduction by Lucenio Martin L
DOCUMENT Filmography of Filipino Films 2012 Introduction by Lucenio Martin L. Lauzon Compiled by Lucenio Martin L. Lauzon, Maria Regina V. Mendez, and Alex Nicolas P. Tamayo Introduction Philippine cinema in 2012 can be pretty summed up by the box-office triumph of a most unlikely release in The Mistress and the international presence for the country’s national cinema courtesy of Brillante Mendoza. The Mistress is from the country’s leading studio, Star Cinema and is the kind of adult romance that is a throwback to love triangles of circa-1960s dramas involving the likes of Eddie Rodriguez, Lolita Rodriguez and Marlene Dauden in the film cast. It’s not exactly family fare and its success at the tills may hint at the changing dynamics of audience taste and patterns of consumption for local movies. As to the waves the country made overseas, two films directed by Mendoza gained significance. Captive—by all means an international film with a French legendary actress Isabelle Huppert in the lead role—vied for top plum at the main competition in Berlin. Superstar Nora Aunor’s comeback, Thy Womb, managed to land a slot in turn in Venice similarly for main competition. With a phenomenon that may prove distinct for Philippine cinema, industry production was much propelled by a kind of festival craze. Sustained endeavors for Cinemalaya, Cinema One, Cinemanila and Metro Manila Film Festival were matched no less by the Sineng Pambansa National Film Festival under the auspices of the Film Development Council of the Philippines—the national agency tasked to oversee the state of affairs pertinent to the country’s film industry. -
Nothing Shines Brighter Than Christmas at Rockwell!
DEC. 2018-JAN. 2019 www.lopezlink.ph Season’s greetings from our chiefs. See page 5. http://www.facebook.com/lopezlinkonline www.twitter.com/lopezlinkph Nothing shines brighter than Christmas at Rockwell! GOING green has never looked this cool as Power Plant Mall dials down with a more monochromatic color palette for #ChristmasAtRockwell 2018. Turn to page 6 ‘Tis the Our nine-month Scholar set to fulfill engineering season financials…page 2 dream…page 9 to plan!…page 12 2 Lopezlink Dec. 2018-Jan. 2019 Lopezlink Dec. 2018-Jan. 2019 Biz News JANUARY TO SEPTEMBER 2018 FINANCIAL RESULTS (UNAUDITED, CONSOLIDATED) UNAUDITED NET INCOME PERIOD UNAUDITED TOTAL REVENUES ATTRIBUTABLE TO EQUITY HOLDERS ‘Box City’ wins 1st place JANUARY- OF THE PARENT SEPTEMBER 2017 2018 % change 2017 2018 % change in SF Press Club awards ABS-CBN P29.512B P29.489B -0.08 P2.412B P1.627B -32 LPZ P77.944B P91.188B +17 P3.160B P3.911B +24 CARDBOARD roofs and ply- Non-Fiction Programme Series Abunda in Best Current Affairs wood floors cramped beneath category. Presenter for “The Bottomline” EDC P24.596B P27.750B +13 P5.965B P6.074B +2 the majestic backdrop of San “Lines and Letters” is a digital which is also nominated in the First Gen $1.278B $1.462B +14 $100.806M $151.042M +50 Francisco’s high-rise apartments, series evoking inspiring real-life Best Talk Show category, and P7.061B FPH P77.944B P91.188B +17 P4.585B +54 sparkling condominiums and stories of overseas Filipinos. The Maja Salvador who is nomi- ROCK P10.721B P12.201B +14 P1.612B P1.878B +17 million-dollar homes are cap- stories are narrated through spo- nated in the Best Actress in a tured in the “Balitang America” ken poetry and visually trans- Leading Role category for her Lopez Holdings’ 25th anniversary on PSE Lopez Holdings Corporation (LPZ) marked its documentary, “Box City.” It is lated through different hand-art performance in “Wildflower.” 25th listing anniversary at the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) on November 26, 2018, with top officials ringing the also an encampment that people mediums. -
Lopezlink Feb 07.Indd
February 2007 Happy Valentine’s Day and Kung Hei Fat Choi! ‘Regalo’ tips on pp. 9 & 12 Have you had some CPI today? OML’s 2007 message: IF you had tuned in to “Good Finds” on channels in the country today,today, and might very fi rst channel is also the highest rating ‘We must all continually the Lifestyle Channel, Backtrax on Myx, well be considered the Davids that chal- cable channel in the country, proving that the newest “in” Japanese animation on lenged—and beat—foreign powerhous- when it comes to fi lms, local beats Holly- improve ourselves...’ Hero TV or a Cinema One classic movie, es such as MTV, HBO and Cartoon Net- wood when it comes to mirroring viewers’ ... p.2 then yes, you have had your CPI fi x. work. values and situations, and capturing their “CPI” is Creative Programs Inc., the Consider these numbers from AGB imagination. ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp. subsidiary Nielsen Media Research: Cinema One The hip champion of Original Pilipi- that develops and acquires the programs reaches around 660,000 cabled homes— no Music (OPM), Myx, is available on that have most of us glued in front of our more than 80% of total cabled house- cable and on Studio 23 and is watched in TV sets. The company’s four entertain- holds—in mega Manila as of 2006. View- ment brands are among the most popular ers will also be surprised to learn that CPI’s Turn to page 6 Meralco’s customer- friendly bill format ... p.3 The fourth generation Lopezes in Jaro .. -
Still the Biggest Annual Fiesta!
ittle anila LJULY. 2014M.Confidential Pinoy Fiesta 2014 Still The Biggest Annual Fiesta! PCCF Miss Philippines 2013 Caitlin Pantaleon, Miss Philippines 2014 Krisgelle Maramot, Kapuso star Lovi Poe and Miss Teen Philippines 2013 Alannah Sagici 2013 pose after the coronation of the pageant. SINGAPORE - The Al Jazeera TV network practices to both their clients—the employer Super promo rates reported last month that foreign domestic and the foreign domestic workers—and Singapore workers were being marketed “like commod- expects them to exercise sensitivity when The report also said the workers were ad- ities” at the Bukit Timah Shopping Centre marketing their fees or services,” MOM said. vertised on “super promo” rates and “special in central Singapore and at Katong Shop- The ministry also deemed an “unaccept- discounts,” with Filipinos tagged as “smart- ping Centre on Mountbatten Road. able practice” the alleged “inappropriate er,” Indonesians as “less bright” and Burmese denies But MOM said it visited the two shop- display” of foreign domestic workers in the workers as “sweet-natured and compliant.” ping centers concerned and did not find “any premises of employment agencies. MOM said “it is not unreasonable for inappropriate display of foreign domestic The Al Jazeera report said foreign domes- foreign domestic workers to perform such workers.” tic workers were shown in galleries called chores as some employment agencies have maid ‘sale’ Homekeeper and Budget Maid demonstrat- training facilities in the same premises as Basic respect in -
PH Failed to Stamp out Human Trafficking TASTE of MANILA 2015
AUGUST 2015 L ittleM anilaConfidential See Jericho Rosales at . TASTE OF MANILA 2015 MILTON FILIPINO PICNIC DAY BIGGER & BETTER Filipinos in Milton enjoy the festivities on the 3rd annversary of the AUGUST 22-23, 2015 festival. PHOTO BY NOLI GUMAPAC BATHURST STREET AND WILSON AVENUE PH failed to stamp out human trafficking Public Officials are complicit in the human trafficking operations The Philippines has not done enough to stamp out human trafficking, accord- ing to the 2015 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report released by the United States. The report placed the Philippines at Tier 2 in its three-tier ranking system, which means that the country has yet to fully comply with the Trafficking and Violence Protection Act (TVPA) of 2000. The TIP report provides the most comprehensive information on gov- ernment efforts around the world to combat modern slavery. “In this latest report, the State De- partment determined that the Philip- pines made significant efforts to combat human trafficking; however, the country has not yet fully complied with the minimum standards for the elimina- tion of trafficking,” the US Embassy in Manila said. The report released by Secretary of State John Kerry identified the Philip- pines as a “source country,” and to a much lesser extent, “a destination and transit country for men, women and children subjected to sex trafficking and Summer forced labor.” An estimated 10 million Filipinos work abroad, and many are subjected to sex trafficking, forced labor and debt bondage in the fishing, construction, education, nursing, shipping, agricul- tural industries and hospital-related jobs throughout the Middle East, Asia, Europe and North America, the report said. -
Duterte Still Popular Despite Rising Prices Patunay Lamang Na Wala Pa Ring Tunay Na Kalayaan at Demokrasya,” Arellano Said in a Statement
2018 JULY Killing Mayors The League of Municipalities of the Philippines (LMP) has requested a dialogue with President Rodrigo Duterte following the deadly attacks on two mayors this week. Several local officials on that list have been killed in the President’s brutal war on drugs. Mayors want to talk it out with Duterte “The mayors on the list fear for their lives. I pity them. They told me, ‘Mayor, we are not involved in drugs. Why are we on the list?’” said Brondial, mayor of Socorro, Oriental Mindoro province. The League of Cities of the Philippines (LCP) on Wednesday condemned what it called “premeditated killings” of Tanauan City, Batangas, Mayor Antonio Halili on Monday and of General Tinio, Nueva Ecija, Mayor Ferdinand Bote on Tuesday and demanded the overhaul of drug watch lists, which, it said, may have put the lives of local officials in harm’s way. To protect the lives of local officials, Angeles City Mayor Edgardo Pamintuan, LCP president, said the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency should “follow due process when it validates, adjudicates and revalidates . [the] government’s narcolist so officials [could] be given the chance to clear their names.” A sniper, firing from a grassy knoll 150 meters away, felled Halili during flag-raising rites in front of City Hall in Tanauan. Bote was being driven out of the National Irriga- tion Administration office in Cabanatuan City on Tuesday afternoon when two motorcycle-riding men drove up to his vehicle’s side and pumped five bullets into him, killing him outright. Halili was on the President’s list, but he denied involvement in the illegal drug trade. -
Bayan Mo, Ipatrol Mo Change Starts with Us
MAY 2013 www.lopezlink.ph Happy 71st birthday, Lopez Group chairman Amb. Manuel M. Lopez! http://www.facebook.com/lopezlinkonline www.twitter.com/lopezlinkph BMPM: Change startsWE need to tell our story, they said. with us They wanted a proper school building—one that had a roof and walls, and a toilet that was not a hole in the ground. They had sought out ABS-CBN’s Bayan Mo, iPatrol Mo (BMPM), requesting the Turn to page 6 2012 financial results …page 2 ‘The Voice’ Mommy has it …page 4 matters …page 12 Lopezlink May 2013 Lopezlink May 2013 Biz News Biz News 2012 FINANCIAL RESULTS Dispatch from Japan At the stockholders’ meeting TOTAL REVENUES Net income/loss* EDC wind project to boost ABS-CBN eyes higher profits this year 2011 2012 % change 2011 2012 % change PH participates in ikebana exhibit Ilocos Norte’s development ABS-CBN Corporation ex- “Well, if you look at our rat- consumer sales driven by Star ABS-CBN P25.143B P28.395B +13 P2.420B P1.708B -29 pects to rake in higher profits ings, we’re very strong so [earn- Cinema, SkyCable and even Lopez Holdings P25.143B P28.395B +13 P3.955B P4.538B +15 this year, buoyed by strong ings this year will be] driven our Global [group],” he con- EDC P24.540B P28.369B +16 (P167.2 mn)** P8.659B 5,279 program ratings and consumer by strong ratings and airtime,” tinued. First Gen $1.364B $1.527B +12 $35.021M $186.071M +431 sales. Valdueza said after the media The company is also bank- FPH P70.315B P77.952B +11 P2.117B P9.552B*** +351 ABS-CBN chief financial conglomerate’s April 23 annual ing on the additional revenues ROCK P6.2B P6.7B +10 P914.9M P1.1B +23 officer Rolando Valdueza said stockholders’ meeting. -
Lots of Sex Is Good for You THAT's MY AMBOY
FEBRUARY 2016 L ittleM anilaConfidential THAT’S MY AMBOY Balikbayan Andre Paras Box tax- . & Barbie Forteza exempt value increased MANILA - Vice President Jejomar Binay said it was only right for the tax-exempt value of balikbayan (returnee) boxes to be raised to more realistic levels as he wel- comed Senate approval of the provision in the proposed Customs Moderniza- tion and Tariff Act (CMTA). The CMTA set the ceiling at P150,000 last January 18. “The approval is a way of thanking our countrymen living or working abroad, including overseas Filipino workers [OFWs], for their sacrifices and contri- butions to the economy,” Binay added. Raising the tax ceiling, according to him, is but a small token of gratitude for the millions of dollars that the OFWs and other locals based abroad pour into the country. The Vice President previously said the current P10,000 tax limit was “no longer realistic and in tune with the times.” The limit was set in 1978 when the exchange rate was only P7.37 to $1, he noted. OFW remittances alone reached $20.6 billion from January to October last year, a 3.67-percent increase from the same period in 2014, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. Binay, a former presidential adviser on OFW concerns, said money sent to the Philippines is helping drive the economy through domestic consumption activities done by families of OFWs. Last year, OFWs sent a record high $24 billion to the Philippines, which ac- counted for almost a tenth of the coun- try’s gross domestic product or GDP) JDL’S Candy Crush Binay said foreign currencies are 5, with Samantha also used by the economy in paying for Gavin sings at the imported goods and services, aside from Syrian Refugees keeping the peso stable.