Maine Mendoza’s New Pink Lipstick Shade By MAC Gets Early Endorsement By Top Yellow Bloggers

BE5AEAD8-70FA-4282-9C41-B433E109BB92.jpegMANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Maine Mendoza’s new lipstick line by MAC is off to a great start, receiving early endorsements from top Yellow bloggers Jover Laurio, Raïssa Robles and Maria Ressa.

Mendoza — of the ALDUB team fame — launched her pink lipstick shade yesterday amid much anticipation by the Disentes and ‘Who’s Who’ in Philippine fashion and beauty.

Speaking to The Adobo Chronicles, the blogger trio said they would have preferred a yellow shade but the Mendoza pink line better fits their natural complexion.

 

 

 

President Duterte Declares September 21 As ‘Martial Law Appreciation Day’

C68D6923-4E88-4A87-BD15-8EBFD6254E9CMANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) –  Raïssa Robles, self-proclaimed investigative journalist and author of a book titled, ‘Marcos Martial Law: Never Again,’ is not a happy camper these days, thanks to President Rodrigo Duterte.

The President has just signed an Executive Order declaring September 21 this year, and every year thereafter as “Martial Law Appreciation Day.”

”We have to give credit where credit is due,” Duterte said. “Many Filipinos have greatly benefited from the Marcos Martial Law years.  There was a massive build-up of infrastructure, Filipinos exhibited discipline, food supply and prices were under control, and the Philippines  had the most beautiful First Lady anywhere in the world.”

Duterte himself has used Martial Law to put things in order in Mindanao, and the Mindanaoans are happy and forever grateful.

Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque urged all Filipinos to celebrate this new non-working holiday by sending a nice message to their Senators, Representatives and to media outlets like Rappler, ABS-CBN, Inquirer and others, expressing their thanks for the many good things that the Marcos Martial law has brought about in the lives of Filipinos.

The Adobo Chronicles reached out to Raïssa Robles and asked her if she plans to write a sequel to her book.  She replied, “Never again!”

 

 

Mocha Uson, Drew Olivar, Dean Rizalinda de Leon Issue Joint Apology

6CC9D8C7-86AE-44B8-8B71-05B36B77320D.jpegMANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – So much has been said on social media about Mocha Uson and Drew Olivar’s video mocking the sign language and insulting the Filipino deaf community.  U.P. Diliman Dean of Engineering Department Rizalinda L. De Leon has also received flak for her now infamous memo urging students to participate in a September 21 mass action.

Well, the time for apology has come.

But instead of each person issuing a public apology, the trio chose to record a joint apology, titled “I’m sorry.”

Part of the apology states:

I’m sorry, so sorry
That I was such a fool
I didn’t know