If you managed to catch the 2008 Beijing Olympic Opening Ceremony today, you would probably agree that it was probably one of the best, if not the best, opening ceremony of an Olympic the world has ever witnessed. The 4 hours festivity featured jam-packed entertainment, classic performance of opera and musical instruments, fireworks display [...]

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Last week I caught a glimpse of America’s Got Talent preview for this week show. I didn’t know who the performer was. The preview showed a black male sobbing on stage. Piers Morgan, one of the judge, called him the Heart of America; even Jerry Springer shed a tear.
I don’t normally watch [...]

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As it turned out, there were about 23,000 people at the AT&T Park to catch the live simulcast of the “Lucia di Lammermoor”. You can read my report on the Opera at the Ballpark at the AT&T Park on Friday, June 20, 2008.

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I had a talk with a friend of mine yesterday about this year presidential election. I found out from another friend of mine that her husband is going to vote for John McCain in November although the reason was never disclosed. She was impartial as to who to vote for but during one [...]

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MoveOn.org, a liberal web-based advocacy organization, ran a contest to create a 30-seconds video ad about Barack Obama, the candidate it endorses for presidency. I rated some of the videos last week, until it got a little too overwhelming with thousands of entries.
Today, it selected the 15 finalists. You can vote on the [...]

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