Daily Archives: July 2, 2014

Baby Girl,1Day-Old Abandoned On Roadside In Barangay Tugbok, Davao City

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Posted: Thursday July 3, 2014 1:00 a.m PST

 

A baby girl was found lying on gabi leaves on Wednesday morning, July 2, on a roadside in Barangay Tugbok, Davao City.

Ralph Gallardo discovered the the baby girl. He believed the child was only at least a day old because she still had her umbilical cord attached.

The other barangay residents said no one was pregnant in the area so they think whoever abandoned the child was not from the barangay.

Another resident, Priscilla Resmonde, cared for the baby before they brought her to the local Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) office.

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SUMMER FESTIVAL “Hyundai Card City Break 2014” Final Line-Up

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Posted: Thursday July 3, 2014 @ 12:30 a.m PST

 

Spring and summer are definitely the festival seasons. Hyundai Card’s upcoming summer festival “CITY BREAK 2014” has confirmed its final line-up which includes both Korean and foreign musicians.

The Korean musicians include, Lee Juck, PSY, Nell, Horan, Yellow Monsters, Fantastic Drugstore, Asian Chairshot, YOZOH, Love x Stereo, and 13 steps.

The foreign musicians include, Ozzy Osbourne, Maroon5, Richie Sambora, Deftones, Hoobastank, Spiritualized, Lupe Fiasco, Pentatonix, New Found Glory, and Kat Frankie.

This line-up selection has not been affected by other famous and popular summer festivals’ line-ups, instead, Hyundai Card went for a variety of genres and musicians for the audience members.

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f(x) {Kpop} On Music Bank July 4th, “Show! Champion” July 5th, and Inkigayo July 6th

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Posted: Thursday July 3, 2014 @ 12:01 a.m PST

 

f(x) have finally made their long-awaited comeback! After numerous teasers and concept photos, f(x) released their music video for “Red Light” on July 3rd.

 

Throughout the course of the week, SM Entertainment unveiled countless photos of each member (Krystal, Victoria, Luna, Sulli and Amber) followed by a highlight melody and a group picture.

Seen from the photos and the music video, f(x) has taken on the military concept that’s shown through their dance and clothing choices. They have returned with a more chic and strong image which is fairly different from their last album, “Pink Tape.”

In the music video, the members showcase the choreography of the song as well as their new images. In particular, Amber’s bright red hair stands out. Musically, the track is reminiscent of f(x)’s previous releases, but with a more serious feel.

f(x) is scheduled to have their first stage on M! Countdown later today. They will then follow with Music Bank on the 4th, “Show! Champion” on the 5th, and Inkigayo on the 6th of July.

 

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Jeremy Meeks {Good-Looking, Sexy Prisoner} Lands a Modelling Contract

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Posted: Wednesday July 2, 2014 @ 7:10 a.m PST

 

A convicted criminal who shot to online fame after his police mugshot won him admirers around the world has been offered a modelling contract.

Jeremy Meeks, 30, could be set for a life on the catwalk if he takes up the offer from Blaze Models in Los Angeles, according to TMZ.

The ‘handsome felon’, as he has been dubbed in his native America, could earn between £9,000-£18,000 a month if he lands work with top designers such as Versace and Armani, the model agency claims.