Pinoy Gay Blogs

The Queer Chef is the combination of two blogs managed by Chase, a Filipino film student currently in Bergen Norway. Based on his profile page, he’s not exactly a chef but aspires to be one and based on some of his recipes and food discussions, it seems he’s not that far away from becoming one if he really wanted to.
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Life Funtastique! is a blog maintained by Jase, a Melbourne-based Filipino who appears to be a make-up artist, if his old Blogger profile is to still up-to-date.
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Misterhubs is a smart and entertaining blog maintained by “A 28 year old Pinoy Legal Urbanite in Makati” as based on the blog’s profile blurb. Misterhubs is a pretty good writer and you’ll be surprised at the diversity of his blog - then again, he is involved in the legal profession, so some skill with words can potentially be expected right?
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Pink Panties is the personal blog of Doni Santos, recently highly visible because of the LGBT non-profit organzation Ang Ladlad. I’ve been following his blog for some time now and it’s nice to see him as a part of the Pinoy Gay Blogs list. Read the rest of this entry »

Ernesto’s random blah — Ernesto is a Filipino originally from Olangapo but now living in LA. He’s a self-proclaimed reality TV addict and also has a penchant for cafe mochas, it seems. Read the rest of this entry »

In the spotlight is The McVie Show, Season 5, aptly named since there are four previous “seasons” before this one. The McVie show is the personal blog of Joel McVie run off the Blogger platform. If that alone wasn’t enough to ensure speed, the first thing you’ll notice about this blog is how clean and austere it appears to be. Just look at the screenshot above and you’ll see that it’s a sea if white broken only by his words and the occasional image here and there. Given that, it certainly helps keep this blog tagged as Safe For Work for those conscious of shoulder-surfing supervisors checking on what you’re doing. You’ll be fine as long as they don’t start reading too closely, haha.
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