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Filipino artist Nelson Bohol, a veteran of several Pixar films like “Finding Nemo,” “The Incredibles,” “Cars” and “WALL-E,” figures in the fun facts released by Disney/Pixar regarding its upcoming animated comedy “Monsters University.”
Read on below and find out what Bohol did to deserve the citation.
The Cinemalaya Foundation has announced the finalists for the Short Film Category for the 2013 Cinemalaya Competition.
The ten finalists in the Short Film Category are: Bakaw by Ron Segismundo, Katapusang Labok by Aiess Athina E. Alonso, Missing by Zig Madamba Dulay, Onang by Jann Eric S. Tiglao, Para kay Ama by Relyn A. Tan, Pukpok by Joaquin Adrian M. Pantaleon, Sa Wakas by Ma. Veronica Santiago, Taya by Philip Adrian Bontayam, The Houseband’s Wife by Paulo P. O’Hara, and Tutob by Kissza Mari V. Campano.
0 comments Labels: Cinemalaya, indie film, Short Films
In celebration of their 50th anniversary, Coffee Bean Tea and Leaf is giving it back to their customers. They are offering 50% off on their featured beverage every Monday, from 3:00-5:00 PM for the whole month of May on all their branches. For this week, their featured beverage would be everyone's favorite, Caramel Ice Blended.
Don't forget to take a snapshot of your drink and use the hashtag #thankyoufor50 and tag @cbtlph. They are raffling some prices weekly.
The United Nations and partners is doing a global survey inviting each and everyone to share our priorities for a better world. They aim to hear people's voices, priorities and views, so world leaders can be informed as they begin the process of implementing the next set of global development agenda and goals to end poverty.
If you want to take part, all you need is click this link and vote.
You can also like their Fanpage to know more details and read other people's opinions and views.
The world I envisioned seemed rather ideal, but i have never given up the hope that one day it will be a possibility. I'm glad that most people think the same.
0 comments Labels: myworld, UN, UnitedNations
Sony Pictures Entertainment has won the exclusive worldwide distribution rights to the eagerly anticipated Angry Birds animated film, making it one of the most high-profile deals of the year. The 3D film is being developed, produced, and financed by Rovio Entertainment and will be released worldwide by Sony Pictures on July 1, 2016. Several major studios pursued the global film rights in recent weeks, with Sony Pictures Entertainment emerging as the winner.








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