So! Jessica Sanchez didn’t win the title, American Idol. I have mixed feelings about the results. I want her to win mainly because she’s a half filipino and of course, she has a great amazing voice. I’m not bitter about the result, no. But I think, despite the second placer, her career will soar, much like the other past Idol second placers.

Anyway, I LOVE THIS performance. People called it the highlight of the show. Well, I couldn’t agree more.

I decided to re-watch a couple of Seasons from Grey’s Anatomy since my sister wanted to. But downloading the whole Seasons 4-7 will take me a lot of time. So, I decided to buy a DVD copy of some of the Seasons available in the market and story tell what my sister missed from the previous seasons. She was able to watch Seasons 1-3. So, updating her is not that hard since she watched Season 8 episodes 1-23 last week. =D

Anyway, I just missed George O’Malley and Izzie Stevens. I wish they were still in the show. Those two characters are my favorites among them. They’re not dark, emo, twisted, unlike Meredith and her “Person”, Cristina. Oh well, I can’t wait to watch the Season 8 Finale! I hope it’s good and not a major let down. =)

I don’t really watch American Idol. News about the show usually reaches me through social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook. Anyway, I would just like to share my excitement regarding Jessica Sanchez — Half Mexican and Half Filipina. Even though, I don’t watch American Idol, I will root for this young lady. I’ve watched most of her videos on Youtube and I have to say that she’s really good. That kid has a TALENT and everybody knows it. I hope she wins. =)

Side note: I like Philip as well. He’s cute and has a nice voice. =D

I finally got a hold of a copy of The Road by Yam Laranas. I’m a fan of horror movies, excellent or lame, I don’t care. As long as I’m entertained, then it’s good for me.

Now, Yam Laranas, as you might have probably know by now, directed a Hollywood remake of his Filipino horror movie, SIGAW. Both original and the remake were superb. I have to say that he is one of my favorite horror director here in the Philippines.

Indeed, this new film of his captured my curiosity. I love the fact that we are shown three different scenarios that later on connects the whole story.

Overall, I like it. It’s a different horror film for a Filipino movie. It’s a crime, psychological thriller movie.

PLOT: The Road tells the story of a twelve-year-old cold case that is reopened when three teenagers vanish while traversing an infamous and abandoned road. As investigators try to find leads to the whereabouts of the missing teens, they also unearth the road’s gruesome past that spans two decades — a history of abduction, crimes and murders.