Category Archives: The Media

‘Journalist’ Krizette Laureta Chu Can’t Even Google- Search Her Own Newspaper

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Krizette Laureta Chu’s latest gripe targets the Marcos administration for rotational brownouts, allegedly scaring away both foreign and local tourists. 

As a journalist, Chu’s naivety is astounding—believing that decades-old power supply woes can be waved away in just two years. 

What’s truly comical, though, is Chu’s apparent inability to perform a basic Google search on her own publication, Manila Bulletin. She boldly declares that there were no rotational brownouts during the administration of her idol Rodrigo Duterte, only to be hilariously debunked by her own paper’s archives. The records plainly show that brownouts were alive and well during Duterte’s time, illuminating Chu’s selective memory and shoddy research. 

Perhaps Chu should take a break from her sensationalist critiques and invest in a flashlight and some basic fact-checking skills. Or permanently wear a face mask to keep her from opening her loud mouth.

Until then, we can only hope for fewer power outages and even fewer baseless rants.

11th Anniversary: The Adobo Chronicles “Hoax” That Sparked Worldwide News Headlines And Academic Research

In 2014, The Adobo Chronicles published a made-up story that the American Psychiatric Association had officially declared “selfies” as a mental disorder.

The “hoax” sparked worldwide new headlines and was even translated into different languages. It also prompted academic researchers to explore the so-called condition and published their work in medical journals.

As we always say, sometimes, life imitates satire.

Read the viral story again: https://adobochronicles.com/2014/03/31/american-psychiatric-association-makes-it-official-selfie-a-mental-disorder/

Let’s Not Judge Women By Magazine Covers

In the colorful world of magazine covers, what lies beneath the glossy facade? It’s not just about the perfectly contoured cheekbones or the immaculately styled hair; it’s about the layers of illusion carefully crafted to captivate our eyes. So, before we hastily crown the reigning queen of cover girls, let’s peel back the layers and see what truly lies beneath.

In this fantastical realm, where pixels reign supreme and airbrushing is an art form, authenticity takes a backseat to perfection. But should it? Should we judge a woman by the flawless facade she presents on the cover, or should we dig deeper and uncover the raw, unfiltered truth?

Whether it’s FL Liza Araneta Marcos, VPs Sara Duterte and Leni Robredo, or Maria Ressa gracing the covers, let’s not be dazzled by the superficial shine. Instead, let’s celebrate the authenticity of their public personas, for true beauty lies not in the flawless image, but in the unapologetic embrace of one’s genuine self.