Yes, I still do listen to KPOP. I’m not really into Red Velvet songs, for I find their unnecessary rap bits annoying. But Dumb Dumb is a very catchy song. I still hate the forced rap parts, still. 

I’m such a sucker for KPOP collaborations. So yes, this is in this post. 

Since I saw the CNN feature for this film, I swore to watch it once it comes out in theaters. Heneral Luna happened, and I had to choose BAYAN over Sarili. I wasn’t able to watch it in a legit cinema as well. Which was a bit of a downer. Instead, it was at my room, on my laptop with headphones on, at 2AM in the morning.

Nowadays, I get really picky with the films I spend my time with. But that’s not the case with Me, and Earl, and the Dying Girl. The first 2 seconds got me excited. It felt like a ride. Like a wild roller coaster ride. From how it was shot, to the flow of the story. It was one of those films that someone would say, changed his life. It’s that good. 

It’s just one of those magazines that I felt the need to get my hands on. And I was happy to get one still! Attention Philippine Magazine scene, you need more JaDine. We need more JaDine. 

A must read. I love Direk Tonnette. I love JaDine. I love Direk Tonnette talking about JaDine and their kissing scenes. What more do you want? 

I love this piece so much. This could probably be my favorite JaDine piece to date. It's not forceful of  what could be. It's straight to the point. And that's why it's so good.

The song I hated at that time when I was first starting out with this whole JaDine thing. And here we are now. Blame the Team JaDine article for making me dig my files for this song once more. The next thing I know, it made a place for itself on my shower playlist. Dang. 

My all time favorite James Reid song. Though I have Huwag Ka Nang Humirit as my most played. Babalik has this little special corner in my heart. And yours should as well.

Music wise, I’m undeniably biased with James. But this is just so cute to pass up. I first heard this song on their show #JaDine. And you all know what followed - SHOWER PLAYLIST, of course. 

I was waiting for the Ambeth Ocampo lecture to start when this whole thing happened. And you know what I did? I freakin’ livestreamed it. Because I can. The intensity of chemistry of this love team, seriously. I have no words. No words at all.

I seriously loved that moment where he staged the whole getting-close-to-you-and-will-use-your-mic-instead move, that I felt the need to have it as my September wallpaper.

Pretty things. You will see pretty, pretty, OTWOL/JaDine related things. This twitter does not only post captions, it posts captions with a heart. Edits that will make you feel things, the good, deep things. And like I said, everything is pretty.

She's actually one of the reasons why I watched On The Wings of Love in the first place. Have you seen her blog? She knows what scenes to capture, as well what words to say. And I loved that.

As I started following her on twitter, having a twitter party each and every OTWOL day is not bad after all. She tweets the cutest things, with wit and a dose of fun. So if you need someone to pick you up in a dull working day, just go directly to her twitter, and I swear you'll smile, She doesn't just deliver the fun though, her views on the show is not just for the sake of viewing it. She studies and expresses it. And we need more of that. We need more shows that generate that kind of thinking, and people who does the, for some who are at loss. 

I was pleasantly surprised to have enjoyed this scrapbook. Like seriously. And I know it's not just me for a thousand others liked it too, for it's now on its second printing! You can read more about it on my post here.

I died. I literally died. This teaser is too precious to even grace Philippine television. 

I have no shame, so I'll say this once and for all: ANGLUTONG NG LABI NI JAMES REID. 

Guhhh.

Let me try that again. Guhhhhhhhhhh.

This scene, I must say... is one of the best scenes in OTWOL, In my opinion, anyway. There is something about talking about the future with a special person that really gets to me. And this scene nailed it. Not to mention the tension that was building up between Clark and Leah. That moment when she said "Tapos hindi ko kakayanin." was just guhhhhhhh. Intense yet so innocent. There is so much more to this show than just being a show. It's that different. And I love it.