LONDON, United Kingdom (The Adobo Chronicles, Paris Bureau) – When in Rome, do as the Romans do. When in Great Britain, wear a tuxedo as the British do, especially when you’re visiting the Queen.
Most everyone has now seen a photo of US President Donald Trump wearing a tux to Buckingham Palace. It was hard to figure out whether he was wearing an oversized vest or an undersized coattail, but his wardrobe malfunction has not escaped the discerning eye of the world’s fashion police,
So, The Adobo Chronicles asked Henry Golding, star of ”Crazy Rich Asians,” who by the way is half-British, to model for us and show Trump how to wear (or not to wear) a tux.
MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – If Philippine Vice President Leni Robredo were cast in a television show, what show should it be?
We asked Filipino netizens and here are their top 10 answers — in no particular order:
The Biggest Loser
The Weakest Link
Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader?
The Enemy Within
Bride of Chucky
Pinoy Henyo
Eat Bulaga (with Vico Sotto)
Rated K (co-host)
Bawal Ang Pasaway Kay Mareng Winnie (co-host)
Ang Probinsiyano (to replace Susan Roces)
The Adobo Chronicles also recommends Robredo to join the hosts of the radio/Internet show, Karambola.
LONDON, United Kingdom (The Adobo Chronicles, Paris Bureau) – Stephen Sackur wants to do something different for an upcoming episode of his BBC talk show, “Hardtalk.” He wants a live showdown between Philippine Senatorial candidate Bong Revilla and British comedian Rowan Atkinson, more populary known for his TV character, Mr. Bean. Not an ordinary showdown, but a dance showdown.
The idea came from viral political campaign videos showing Revilla doing budots dance moves as his way of courting votes. Mr. Bean apparently saw the videos and made his ownto prove that he is a better dancer.
Sackur, who has endeared himself to Filipinos for his hard-hitting interviews with Philippine politicians like Senator Antonio Trillanes, says the dance showdown will be a first in British talk show history and could start a new trend not only in Great Britain but worldwide.
BBC has not announced a date for the television showdown.
LONDON, United Kingdom (The Adobo Chronicles, Paris Bureau) – When in Rome, do as the Romans do. When in Great Britain, wear a tuxedo as the British do, especially when you’re visiting the Queen.
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