A Playful Misconception, A Childhood's Dream

I’m having a family holiday in Japan right now and I’m writing from the tiny hotel room that barely could fit the suitcase. I’m sure the housekeeping would have a fit if they could only see the state of this room now. Everything has been moved just to accommodate our computers and bags. But there

Michael Jackson died on 25 June 2009 (US time). That’s one year from today! I didn’t even realised that it has been a year until I saw some posts on the internet. It has been one year already! Time sure flies, I’m reminded of it once more. I never did catch his memorial service. It

Here’s an interesting read if you follow Idol, just published by remotepatrolled.com. I have to agree with most of it. ———————————————————————- 1) Ryan Seacrest Has Too Much On His Plate. Between Idol, his radio shows, E! News commitments, red carpet duties and booming production company something had to give for Ryan… from dancing with former

During a final tribute to Simon Cowell, all the American Idol came back for a big performance as a send-off to one of the most talked about popular figures in the whole world. It was truly a sight, especially when many of the past idol hopefuls came on stage as well, turning the usually irritable

I have just finished watching American Idol’s finale and I just feel that the result this year was rigged. I’m not saying it is, but it just feels that way. Perhaps because Simon Cowell is leaving and maybe they gave him the final say? Absurd assumption I know, but hey, nothing’s impossible. Here’s why I’m

Here’s another crap as you pile on the years. You’ll notice more and more people younger than you are making a name for themselves in this world and you’re still stuck in your nine-to-five. Thanks to Mark Leo’s link on Facebook, meet Jon Favreau (no, not the Iron Man director), Obama’s speechwriter and the youngest

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