Last night's Back to Back Concert with exiting resident band Streetbeat Band and new band Switchgroove at the Club V was sure a megahit as over 500 people went in and out of the club. Cars were all piling up outside the parking lot of the Saipan Grand Hotel as most of them parked along the highway and across the hotel.
Past midnight, people coming in were mumbling about a terrible accident just outside the road going in to the hotel. A terrible accident that the police said the unidentified could-be Korean guy could end up dead. Police said, "Well, 90-percent he could be dead." The Asian driver was with a passenger who ran away, bloody all over the face, when he was asked to show his ID.
The two colliding cars hit two others after collision.
Didn't we say to prevent such accident because more likely CHC wouldn't be able to help at all. Now that they don't do INR or lab test for blood coagulation before surgery?
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Oct 14, 2007
Jun 11, 2007
Pride Party in the CNMI!
In line with the Pride Month, for the first time in the CNMI, groups here on Saipan will hold a Pride Party on June 21, dubbed "Hairspray" party also in time for the release of the movie in July.
The event will have the best hairdos, costumes galore!!! DJ Ken Loo mixes!!!
Event venue: Saipan Grand Hotel, Club V and Lobby
Date: June 21, 9pm
For the benefit of Napu Life Foundation
The Reveler
Also check this news online:
Hundreds of thousands of gay, lesbian and transvestite people have taken part in a Gay Pride parade in the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo.
Organisers said the number of people taking part had exceeded last year's record of 2.5 million marchers.
The parade is said to be the largest of its kind in the world.
Costumes, floats and music are dominating, but activists say they also have a serious message, calling for a world without discrimination.
Feb 28, 2007
"Stray Cats" to invade Saipan
Attention: Movie lovers, gay men and women (and their friends!), Filipinos, islanders who have just had enough of Hollywood! Here’s a chance to see an indie film that has film buffs talking all over the world.
Mga Pusang Gala (Stray Cats) will be shown at Fiesta Resort and Spa's Hibiscus Hall on Monday, June 4, 2007. There will be two screenings--5:30pm and 7:30pm. A forum on gay rights will follow at 9:30pm. The panel will include director Ellen Ongkeko, actor Ricky Davao, and local community members.
Tickets are at $10 each.
Here’s a synopsis of the Stray Cats from the UH website:
Director: Ellen OngkekoCast: Irma Adlawan and Ricky DavaoPhilippines 2006118 min.Tagalog w/English Subtitles
Mga Pusang Gala (Stray Cats) is a daring, innovative comic-romance fantasy, a parody which depicts love, sex, romance and loneliness in a way never before seen in Philippine cinema. It is fantasy incarnate all over: a battle of the sexes where this time around, the sexes are not just two but three.
Mga Pusang Gala tells the story of parallel love lives: that of Marta, a middle-age advertising practioner; and that of her, just as aging, gay friend and landlord Boyet, a romance novelist. Their lives are punctuated by their waiting for the menwho they think will fulfill their dreams. Boyet’s novels are inspired by Marta’s idiosyncratic anxieties for Steve, her non-committal boyfriend. Marta is tacitly envious of Boyet’s gathering of a family by adopting Jojo, a 15-year old pickpocket and Dom, his financially dependent lover. Both are willing to play the stereotypical roles of woman and gay to embrace a hopeful fantasy. But as these hopes turn out to be illusions they decide to take matters into their own hands, in a riveting confrontation. What happens next is inevitable but unsettling.
To date, Stray Cats has been shown in, or invited to, these international film festivals:
- 20th edition Fribourg International Film Festival, Switzerland,March 12-19, 2006
- Panorama Section, Philippines: Digital Cinema from Revolution to Evolution
- Newfest 2006: The 18th New York Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Film Festival, June 1-11, 2006
- Frameline 30, the San Francisco LGBT Film Festival,USA, June 15-25,2006; Winner, Docker’s Best 1st Feature
- Dallas LBGT Film Festival, Oct. 28, 2006
- Reel Affirmations, Chicago LGBT Film Festival, Nov. 5, 2006; Competition
- Montreal, Qb, Canada. Image Nation Film Festival Nov. 16-26, 2006
- Melbourne Queer Film Festival, March 15-25, 2007
- Mardi Gras Film Festival, Sydney Australia, Feb. 15-March 1, 2007
- TLVFEST 2007, Tel Aviv, June 18-23, 2007
- Films of Desire: Sexuality and the Cinematic Imagination, India, March 6-10, 2007.
- Miami Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, April 27-May 6, 2007
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