May is not necessarily all about going out and basking under the sun. It is equally exciting for nocturnal tricks; Open Bar continues the roof deck crawl. While Toff’s World shares his summer OST that fits best when hosting “cook out” and stay-in celebrations as Meet The Pack gal’s MJ provide us with different party themes and venue. While for me, I like the sunset cruises giving an awesome experience sipping cocktails while gazing the sky burst into color orange.

So far, how was your summer? You’re bound to go wild: here are our post foolish management: (1) Whatever happens, delete it from your phone; (2) think before tweeting; and (3) review your FB public setting before posting.

Or, if you’re the type who loves to take vanity photos. Selfie shots can be cool but don’t flood your followers. Be considerate and don’t make them feel like they’re your captured audience. Check out Humblegram App on your smartphones.

Just keep calm, it is just the heat!

JR Isaac

Editor-in-Chief

Proverbs 31:30 NLT

Into the Light features ten works from each distinguished artists, who both hail from Cebu, which showcase their talents not only in the technically demanding craft of painting, but also in the execution of conceptually challenging compositions.

In Galicano’s works like Self-Portraits, Tertulia, Bangka, and Sungkaan, the traditional subject matter set in elegant colonial surroundings is given strength by powerful tonal depiction and detailing, but updated through his trademark use of vertical stripes which modernizes Galicano’s vision of art. In the case of Ypon, the use of dramatic lighting charges his rural scenery with energy and vigor comparable to the late-19th Century works of Luna and Hidalgo. This can be seen in his Boracay series of beach scenes, or in Emergence, wherein his famous forte of depicting a mass of struggling male youths mired in mud is comparable to the pathos seen in Luna’s Spoliarium.

In both Galicano and Ypon, light is therefore a crucial element in defining figures in paintings, as well as a concept that is carried into the execution of themes and topics with the highest standards of rigorous intellectual and artisanal practice.

Altro Mondo gallery is located at Unit GB5-328, 3rd level Greenbelt 5, Ayala Center, Makati City. For further information, please contact 501 .3270, 0918.8026549 or email altromondo.info@yahoo.com

And to most of us, summer is defined with extended stays, rebooked flights, hangover litany and Berrocca fizzes in our bottled water held in our hands as we keep our smiles to mask our anxiety, if we are departing from Caticlan or Kalibo -The Boracay tales are relived. Circuit Breaker has prepared the island’s tactical code to combat this awesome madness this season.

We’re also happy to announce that Circuit App is now available for FREE with your Nokia Windows 8 phone. Spontaneous night-out becomes more of a habit with its real time party notifications in your phone. No excuse to miss out the happiest happening this time.

Happy 420 to Everyone!

JR Isaac
Editor-in-Chief

Psalms 103:5 NLT

Somehow, that faint, persistent echo was all you needed. Your mind might have forgotten, but your body definitely remembers. The feeling of squished toes from a night of endless dancing, of temporary blindness from the psychedelic lights’ incessant flashing, of non-sobriety from drinking copious volumes of alcohol — everything comes crashing back. All the pieces of the puzzle reveal themselves, and it doesn’t take long for you to put them together.

 The biggest college party in the Metro — that’s what happened.

Last February 23, the UP Junior Marketing Association staged what has now become known as the biggest college party in the Metro, ADHOC: Ascendancy at the PICC Forum.

Attended by around 7,500 college students and young professionals from all the Metro, ADHOC: Ascendancy featured only the best of the best and the biggest of the biggest. Well-renowned DJs Jenil, Jason Dewey, Ace Ramos and ChrisMyk spun the freshest hiphop and RnB beats, while ADHOC staple MC Pao hyped the crowd up on the microphone.

 Upholding the ADHOC tradition of the midnight reveal, a pyro curtain erupted, and a confetti blizzard fired to the beat of Swedish House Mafia’s Don’t You Worry Child and Ke$ha’s Die Young, respectively, as the clock struck 12, pushing everyone into an ecstatic rave.

 ADHOC: Ascendancy boasted an all-time high attendance, and brought in a remarkable profit for the organization’s beneficiaries, making it a great success both as the biggest college party in the Metro, and as UP JMA’s biggest semestral fundraiser. All profits are for the benefit of the Kids Integrated Development through Schooling Program, which provides financial assistance to 40 public school students, and the UP JMA Scholarship Fund, which subsidizes the education of five students of the College of Business Administration in UP-Diliman.

REMY ELLIOTT (keys) & AMANDA (vocals) featuring Djs Elian Habayeb & Miss Badkiss

M Cafe’s brand new Friday night starting 8pm

hosted by Romain Rivierre
Dive into the sound universe of Djs Marshall White (Ecuador/Switzerland) & Miss Badkiss spinning deep soulful tunes. Elegance with a French touch on a Friday night at M Cafe – Feel the breeze of CARTE BLANCHE

On October 26 (Friday) at 9pm, high fidelity sounds in unsurpassed natural color as special guest Dj Angelo Mendez (US/PH) teams up with master juggler Supreme Fist. Friday night sounds better “IN COLOR!” Presented by Belvedere & Freedom Music

Come Saturday, October 27 at 9pm, loose gravity and get on board for a SUPERSONIC ride with sound cosmonauts Liquid A & Jay Lobo, blending soulful beats, warm vibrating bass lines and seductive vocals into the sound of the future.

End the old week and start a new one on October 28 at 3pm as you enjoy a Sunday afternoon like no other.  The Powder Room is taking you back to the golden days of fingerlickin’ Hip Hop, with some sticky beats, jazzy licks and free flowing MCs provided by DJs Miss Badkiss & Supreme Fist. The chilled setting for this special afternoon is the Rocket Room in the Fort next to the fountain area. Enjoy our atomic Happy Hour (4-7pm).

IZUMI Sake Bar and Restaurant is located at 29th St. cor. Rizal Drive Forbes Town Center Bonifacio Global City, Taguig. For more info, visit facebook.com/IzumiSakeBar, facebook.com/CLICKProductions or call 0926 619 6657 for reservations.