Friday, June 27, 2008

Birthday Boyzz

Birthday Boyzz





Happy 24th birthday to Wilsen & Happy 29th birthday to Nick-gor gor!!! Be shower with many blessing and hope to see you guys real soon !!!

Thursday, June 26, 2008

sex and the city

Sex and the City


Seriously i had watched Sex and the City exactly a mth ago, i just couldn't figure out a nice and delicate way to review it. I love the show but its the kind of indecisive love with a slight disappointment. In this movie no one will feel left out, even the males, because we'll be able to see the situations of Mr.Big and Steve unfolding out for them, which serves as a subtle warning to what they do with their own lives. The movie shows 4 yrs after the season finale of the tv series. The opening of the film is cleverly made, and it is still as witty and crude just like in the past. But it also feels like a few episodes of the show on tv crammed into a 2-hrs long movie, and its a little draggy. The movie doesn't have it's own pace. It's not snappy enough overall, which is actually what the life of the elites is all abt. Changes can happen in an instant. But no matter what happens, it's wonderful to have frens that stand by you. Honestly, it's amazing how all the ladies can keep their figures after such a long period of time, but that's expected if u are a superstar and u have access to Botox. If you're still not sure if you should catch this, one thing's for sure though, if u've been a fan from the beginning, u are definitely going to love this one too. Be prepared, because Sex and the City's wardrobe is going to be outstanding.


Friday, June 20, 2008

ending of week no.24

Ending of week no.24







Lers mood for the week: Blessingful. I'm happy with what i have now and starting to see things in many different prospect, not just my own views. I'm grateful to those whoever hold my hands and guide me thru, and too, who shine a path upon me and shield me when i'm feeling miserable. On the 14th june, it was LOUIS's 24TH birthday, as u can see from the pic above, he's such a camera-shy boy!!!! It's been awhile since we last met, but still we had so much to chat.



Lers record of the week: Gavin Degraw self-titled album: A collection of piano and guitar-fuelled ditties that resonate with clear emotion thruout, hook-savvy Gavin has managed to put together an album that celebrates the innocence of today's youth w/o being cliched. Standouts include the 1st single 'In Love With A Girl', an addictive track reminiscent of his signature hit 'I Don't Wanna Be', and the jazz-flavoured metaphor-packed 'Cop Stop'. Overall it's a gd album. He hasn't reinvented the wheel but displays a maturity that is befitting a musician of his time. Weaving his magic with much success once again, Gavin's fans will be more than pleased and i think that other music lovers out there should give him a shot. He deserves it.


Lers movie of the week: The Incredible Hulk- Five yrs ago, gamma radiation poisoning turned scientist Bruce Banner(Edward Norton) into the raging, avocado-hued Hulk whenever his heart rate spikes. Now he's a fugitive searching for a cure, with the military, led by obsessed General Ross(William Hurt), dad to former love Betty(Liv Tyler)---in hot pursuit, along with a maniacal soldier(Tim Roth) who becomes a Hulk gone bad: The Abomination. Norton, the only break thru character, is perfectly cast as the intense scientist with a devil inside, while Tyler as his soulmate gives The Hulk a heart. It's just under two hrs long, but the characterisation cries out for more substance. But happy to say the film does boast one true superhero----a nifty concluding cameo by Robert Downey Jr as Tony Stark(aka Ironman). If only he had shown up earlier.

Lers seeing double: One is our genius child going to teens actress, DAKOTA FANNING. The other is our asian region A-list pop singer ANGELA ZHANG.


Lers newly found: Hide & Seek- Located in Hong Kong Street( directly opp Clarke Quay MRT), along those chinese medicine shops. Hide & Seek was found and opened by chief fashion designer Keith Png, who believes that his pieces speak for themselves and ppl will eventually "seek out the best in hiding". It opens from Monday to Saturdays, 11am-8pm. Checkout the website with his blog link, who he update the latest stocks arrival and new fashion trend etc.....

Friday, June 13, 2008

ending of week no.23

Ending of week no.23


Lers mood for the week: Rare happiness. Attended a wedding lunch @ Rasa Sentosa on sat. It was my friend Shufen's wedding, i'm very honoured to be invite to the big rosy day of hers. Friendship is tiny yet fragile, a little motion counts. Shufen and i know each other from New Creation Church, and we gel up well due to the likeness of speaking in Mandarin, as our peers usually communicate in English with slang. We used to chat on phone and shared our problems, a friend like her is a blessing from god and also one of the reason which i believe why in the past i'm eagerly looking forward to the next service even before it ended. I'm wishing from the bottom of my heart, Happy Marriage, Shufen!!!




I was back to my old house again after all this time, it takes me back to my faded memories, living among its silences and shadows. In an house like this i can feel all the time that had passed in it accumulating and settling in those shadows, enriching the silence and cosy sadness. The silence and sadness of lives and their limitations saturates the room of mine, where i would pass the time listening to my favourite music, or watch the cable before i put myself to bed. The weight of this house's memories are more real to me than its physical presence these days.



Lers movie of the week: Kung Fu Panda-This is not as funny as the trailer makes it out to be so dont say i didnt warn you. The movie fails to fully captivate and lacks any real ups and downs so viewers like me find ourselves leaving the cinema feeling something was missing----thrills, perhaps. I want awesome-ness!!! On the surface, everything looks fine and dandy, great animation,gd work on the voices by the star-studded cast. Watch it if you're in the mood for something fluffy and mindless.

Lers record of the week: Scarlett Johansson-Anywhere I Lay My Head: When Scarlett Johansson sang The Pretenders' Brass In Pocket in the Lost In Translation karaoke scene, there were undoubtedly many in the cinema who thought to themselves, 'Hey, her voice actually isn't half bad!' And after all, with that signature husky delivery of hers, its not too much of a leap to imagine that she might sound just fine on an album of her own. Unfortunately, as an untrained singer, the future Mrs Ryan Reynolds cant quite carry it off, or carry a tune. On this compilation of Tom Waits covers, she pays tribute to the gravel-voiced singer, who's been making records since the 70s, with less than stellar results. Fortunately, Scarlett has a lucrative and successful acting career that will serve as a worthwhile backup plan to her musical efforts.



Lers seeing double: Both have got senses of the bad boy image. One is our beloved brokeback Heath Ledger, who was found died early this year and the other is actor from Mysterious Skin( 2005 ), Joseph Gordon-Levitt.


Lers wanting colours: The Ritmo Mundo Divina is for people who are into having a big slice of summery colour to draw attention to the wrist. The Divina has an oversized round dial and is available with interchangeable rubber and leather straps. The dials are available in either a plain style or embellished with a thin line of diamonds.


Thursday, June 12, 2008

summer essentials checklist

Summer Essentials Checklist



Striped Polo-You can wear a striped polo with jeans or under a khaki suit to match with every occassion. Make sure you own more than one.
Lightweight Sweater-In paper-thin cashmere or cotton, a well-cut V-neck sweater is indispensable for chilly evenings—and provides an easy way to add color.

Knit Tie-Textured and narrow, a knit tie is less formal than the classic silk variety.


Tailored Shorts-These dignified shorts should graze the top of your knee and frame your thigh; wear them with washed-cotton collared shirts and pullovers.

Thursday, June 5, 2008

ending of week no.22

Ending of week no.22


Lers record of the week: USHER-HERE I STAND----Usher, who turns 30 this yr, became a father and a husband last yr, and Here I Stand position him as a family man. Such declarations of devotion as the player-repenting 'Before I Met You' and the heartfelt, Donny Hathawayesque little track sound as if they were written in between his-and-hers massages on his honeymoon. Even the steamy stuff, like the creamy-smooth 'Love You Gently', is more abt getting it on with that one special lady. Musically Usher takes a more mature stance as well, leaning heavily---a little TOO heavily----on ballads. But some killer slow jams shld help him keep millions of other ladies happy too.




Lers movie of the week: INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL-The fourth chapter of the series abt the archaeologist-adventurer is familiar and comfy but lacks snap. Set in 1957, Jones(Ford) is 19 yrs older since we last saw him. Though he can still flick a whip with deadly verve, he's now a tad surprised when he outruns, jumps or punches the bad guys. Make that bad gal, as in a Russian military scientist(Blanchett) who thinks Indy can lead her to an ancient crystal skull in South America with possible supernatural powers. Soon Jones, accompanied by a new sidekick(LaBeouf) and an old flame(Karen Allen), is chasing thru the Amazon jungle, tumbling over waterfalls, dodging bullets, uncovering a secret tomb and more. Director Steven Spielberg and his capable cast try a little too hard to recapture old times, and the effort shows. For the younger generation, Shia LaBeouf might be the only reason to watch, otherwise this is just like a vintage version of National Treasure




Lers-look alike: One is the contestant/hot-fav from the Channel U variety show YOU ARE THE ONE---ZHANG ZHEN HUAN, the other is the peeing-street singer with a classic love song I BELIEVE----VAN FAN


Lers dream-hook for home: Bird that doesn't fly and mounted stably on the wall

A cast of the designers hand, it can hold a coat, key or anything that needs a friendly HAND.



A functional LANDSCAPE for ur home that leaves little impact on the actual frontier. The mountain range's peaks enable u to hang 4 or more items. Connect them end to end to extend your range.


Tuesday, June 3, 2008

WHY Why why???

WHY Why why???




A quick update for those who are watching xing guang da dao season 3...Our local contestant Sugi was being booted out during last sunday recording...as for the remaining top 8 they'll continue to fight for a place in the top 7....RING RING RING....my friend called and inform me that my beloved Albert didnt make it to the next round!!!! As i was expecting a female contestant to be out since 2 guys had already left the competition...So to say, Huang Jing Lun is the only foreign contestant left to fight against those taiwanese, though i doubt he'll win but i still wish him all the best. Albert still got revival round so hopefully he use the time wisely to buck up his vocal...The seeking of top 6 and top 5 recording will be on this coming sun 8th june...

Sunday, June 1, 2008

ending of week.18-21(records theme)

Ending of week. 18-21









records theme

Huang Pin Guan-The Things those girl taught me: Pin Guan is pretty much a household name and despite having a distinct brand of music, the lass from Down Under has a great deal of commercial value. His first single,'The Things those girl taught me', is an excellent example of the combination of gd lyrics and a great singer. The second single,'Piao Liu', talks abt losing faith in love and later finding it again. As beautiful as the album may sound, it's just not the kind of CD u can play anytime. Pin Guan's music style is more 'faithfully down-to earth' type and not exactly a CD u would want to play on a Monday morning while heading to work. Despite Pin Guan's seasonal-like songs, it's a great CD to play when u want to unwind after a long day. The tracks are arranged brilliantly, taking us on a ride starting from losing and loving someone, to being brave and strong by ourselves. It is missing a couple of upbeat tunes, but they dont make me want to hit the snooze button either. The rhythm of the songs compliment Pin Guan's vocal range, and the lyrics on every track have at least one line that will make us smile and ponder, if only for awhile.







Madonna-Hard Candy--the early frontrunner for party album of the yr shows that, at nearly 50, she's still the undisputed champion of diva pop. But she's not the only heavyweight in the mix; Justin Timberlake, Timberland and Pharrell Williams make for a knockout writing and production team. The three, who combined to give a killer R&B dance edge to JT's Justified, do the same for Hard Candy, making it a hipper,hotter and more urban version of Confessions on a Dance Floor. Madonna proves that even diva like her can play well with others, sharing the spotlight with Tims on the big event single' 4 minutes'. Other highlight ' Give it 2 me,' a classic Madonna anthem, she's still at her best when it's all abt her.



Duffy-Rockferry: It must be something in the water. Following Joss Stone, Amy Winehouse and, more recently, Estelle. The Welsh singer(full name Aimee Ann Duffy) has already hit No 1 in the UK with her smashing debut,which arrives in Singapore two mths after being released overseas. You couldn't ask for a much better introduction than 'Mercy' the first hit single. A 6o's-girl-group throwback grooving with a 'Stand By Me' style bass line, it's the kind of knockout song that 'Rehab' was for Winehouse. Other highlights include the bluesy 'Hanging On Too Long' and the bittersweet 'Delayed Devotion'. While Duffy's torchy, tangy vocals are sometimes reminiscent of Winehouse's, she's more like the second coming of Dusty Springfield.



Jason Mraz-We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things: After a demo of 'I'm Yours', the first single off Jason Mraz's third studio album, appeared on a 2005 EP, the song became a YouTube sensation, inspiring a slew of user-submitted videos. A breezy folk-pop ditty that should make Jack Johnson jealous, it's pretty impossible to resist. The rest of this disc, despite its mess of a title, goes by smoothly too. Mraz, a real pop craftsman, makes it sound easy, seamlessly weaving jazz and funk into Jamiroquai-esque cuts like 'Butterfly' and folk, soul and gospel into the uplifting 'Live High'.




Sad to say i'm still in my Ler Ler Wonderland, i'm dreaming myself as the lastest ambassador for WHISPER ultra pad haha...somehow it reminds me of a song that goes-I BELIEVE I CAN FLY, I BELIEVE I CAN STOP THE BLOOD>>>>>>> a million apology to all the ladies out there