Print Edition: April 4, 2012
I was pleased to stay in two Sundays ago, due to an event as delightful as the season five premiere of my favourite TV show,
Mad Men. I’ve waited 17 months for this, and was not disappointed. After all, what could be better on a night in than voyeuristically enjoying the pursuits of a group of men (and women) who drink Canadian rye at noon, pass cigarettes around office meetings, and consider romance their prime physical activity?
Yes, I was more than enchanted to see the return of Don Draper, Roger Sterling, Pete Campbell and Joan Holloway. However, as homey as a television return to Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce may be, I have to say (with some embarrassment as I attest to my fashion-minded ways) that my eyes were more so on the clothes than anything else! Janie Bryant, long-time costume designer for the series, has worked her magic yet again with a set of outfits that reflect the ever-passing ‘60s and, in this season in particular, descent into
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Boom Boom Wow! The Black Eyed Peas Just Landed Their Fourth No. 1 on Latin Airplay Chart
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Want proof of Latin’s reach? Look no further than pop collective Black Eyed Peas, whose Spanglish album “Translation,” released in June 2020, has yielded four No. 1s on Billboard’s Latin Airplay chart in the past 14 months.
Do you need to be Latin to create a Latin album? The group proves that you don’t.
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Beyond being a bilingual project, Will.i.am, Apl.de.ap and Taboo’s “Translation” is predominantly infused with Latin rhythms, featuring a roster of Latin artists. Track after track comes with collaborations with some of the hottest names in reggaeton, pop and Latin trap, including J Balvin, Maluma, Ozuna, Nicky Jam, Shakira, El Alfa, Piso 21 and Becky G. Superstar guest roster aside, it’s virtually unheard of to see a project headlined by mostly non-Latin artists singing in Spanish, so
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(Contributed photo) March 03, 2021 The Philippines’ leading carrier, Cebu Pacific (PSE: CEB) continues to make moments happen for everyJuan as it launches its trademark PISO fare to all domestic and international destinations on sale.
Beginning March 03 to 05, everyJuan can book flights for as low as PHP 1 base fare. With this special #CEBSuperSeatFest on its anniversary month, passengers can travel to their favorite places from June 01 to December 31, 2021.
This gives those itching to go back to their favorite beach destinations such as Cebu, Puerto Princesa, Bohol, Boracay, Coron and Siargao, the chance to book and fly affordably and conveniently. Meanwhile, passengers who wish to experience the food scene and explore the hidden sights of Bacolod, Cagayan de Oro, Davao, Iloilo, and General Santos can also take advantage of this all-out blowout.
Queensland farmers are at breaking point as job snobs leave 7000 positions unfilled on farms across the state in the most vital part of the year. Farmers have already ploughed in or left $35m worth of crops to rot in fields because they cannot find the workers to harvest them. Parts of one of Queensland s traditional bedrock industries are on their knees, QFF chief executive officer Georgina Davis said, with farmers working around the clock and risking breakdown because they cannot find workers to fill jobs as harvest and planting looms for many sectors next month. She said there were 26,000 unfilled jobs nationally and between 6000 and 7000 empty on Queensland farms.