The experience of a non-Kpop fan watching Family Outing for the first time
After I dropped a comment on Amy’s blog post talking about her commitment issues with television lately, she suggested me to give Family Outing a shot.
Tagged: year: 2008
Perfection in Motion: How I Fell in Love with China’s Super Girl
Journalist Reuben F. Johnson blogs as a guest to share his passion for Mainland China recording artist, Zhou Bichang or just Bibi, “the most incredible singing voice I have ever heard.”
A Conversation about Concerts, Cameras and Fans
Amy and Rodrigo had a conversation about concerts, cameras and fans in Peru.
Making Albums: Perpetually Missing the Mark
Throughout the years, Jay Chou has released a string of albums that always seem to have a clash in concept, style and image. Chou, as an image consultant himself, should have realized his mistake sooner.
The Great Movie Project: A World of Animation
I wanted to join Diandra who is participating in The Great Movie Project’s World Film Blogathon.
Our Top Guilty Pleasure Movies
Dig deep, young padawan, and find movies that are truly BAD that you love. BAD IS THE KEY.
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Avatar: The Last Airbender is the story of Aang, a boy who can manipulate air currents who awakes a hundred years after he disappears.
Love for Studio Ghibli and Why Little Girls Should Grow Up with It
Hayao Miyazaki has given girls from around the world heroes they can look up to. Princesses that ROCK so much because they hunt, fly on gliders and save people. They are real people who play opposite their male counterparts in their films, and are not merely there to look pretty.
Vampire Knight – Season 1
Before the world was struck with Twilight fever, there was Vampire Knight. In Cross Academy, humans and vampires attend school together. Humans during the day and vampires during the night. Although they try and get along, it’s not always easy to mix wolves and sheep under the same roof.
