I say again, “World Peace!”
Yes dear readers, while my day job has been quite demanding and thus a flurry of activities for me with work spilling to till midnight and beyond, I have never lost hope. In fact, as mentioned in my previous update, I watched the opening night of Zsazsa Zaturnnah ze Muzical’s 4th run. It was such a treat! (more…)
Here is a letter from Danton Remoto, Chairman of Ang Ladlad, the national organization of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Filipinos. Frankly, I am probably one of the least politically-savvy gay guys you will find. However since I know some of you feel this is important, and also as my form of support to kindred souls, I am giving way to this message — this is especially being sent to overseas Filipino gays, an appeal for support to Ang Ladlad’s goal of seating gay representatives in Congress. If this is your cup of tea, please read on. (more…)
John Lapus recently took DJ Mo’s hot seat in his Wednesday morning radio show (Good Times / “Forbidden Questions”) If you feel like getting some juicy forbidden answers to DJ Mo’s Forbidden Questions, then read on. Frankly, I thought DJ Mo should have asked more controversial questions like, “Who among local male celebs have you done ‘it’ with?” That would have been a juicier scoop! (more…)
Another hot and sexy guy for you today on my 100th day! Enjoy Marco Alcaraz and may he whet your voracious appetite for hunky delicious men! Wooohoooo!
The eldest among six children, Marco Antonio Alcaraz was born and grew up in Cebu where he finished grade/high school (Don Bosco Cebu) and was into an Engineering course at the University of San Carlos when he moved to San Sebastian College in Manila and shifted to B.S. Management to pursue his dream of becoming a basketball star (he stands 6’2″). (more…)
This is the 100th day of existence of this blog. Happy 100th day to me! Thank you to all readers of the Manila Gay Guy — you’ve been my virtual companion these past 100 days, so indeed many thanks for that! My wish, if I may make one, is the same wish I had since day 1: World Peace, and yes, I mean that from the bottom of my heart. Make love not war! Salamat sa inyong lahat! Cheers! [Come on, make me feel warm and fuzzy inside -- I'd appreciate your greetings and comments! Thank you, maraming salamat!]
Compound is an independently produced film by Will Fredo, exhibited at the 2006 Cinemalaya Film Festival. It will be shown on December 9, 2006, Saturday at 4:00 PM (updated:) January 16, 2007, Tuesday. Robinson’s Galleria, Ortigas. Ticket Prize 120php 100php (Strictly Adults).
Tension arises in the compound, sexual couplings get into a frenzy, and just when you know where the story is heading, the director expertly reinvents the story resulting in a gripping thriller with a most unexpected ending that leaves the audience breathless.
Here’s a synopsis for Compound — (more…)
Illac Diaz is the kind of man I would like to bring home to Mom and Dad, and say, “Yes I’m gay, and he is my husband.” LOL! Seriously, this guy is amazing. He is an entrepreneur with a heart, and good looking at that (once upon a time, a commercial model)! He was just recently named one of The Outstanding Young Persons of the World (TOYP) by the Jaycees International (JCI). Idol! (more…)
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