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Matt, Didn't You Know, I'm Your Greatest Fan
Posted on September 26, 2009 12:00AM

“Sana naman you told me na lesbian issues pala ‘yung nasa cover. E ‘di sana hindi ako napagkamalang lesbian dun.”

We were on the phone that night, laughing. I told him about Big Burly Mac and how I bolted from the store in my high heels.

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Men's Magazines Are For Women
Posted on September 25, 2009 12:00AM

After work that night, I declined my officemate’s invite for a quick drink at Greenbelt. I hailed a cab and went directly to Glorietta to get a copy of Matt’s magazine. Since it was a start-up publication, I had to go from one bookstore to another to find one that carries it. My last stop was Booksale.

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Falling Deeper And Deeper In Love...
Posted on September 22, 2009 12:00AM

When the second issue of Matt’s magazine hit the shelves, I was one of the first few people he called to break the news.

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Major Oh
Posted on September 17, 2009 12:00AM

When I joined Cosmo as beauty editor in 2005, I was fresh out of a four-year stint at Seventeen, its sister publication. I had to learn many things, including new luxury brands I didn't work with previously, plus the uncanny nicknames of Cosmo's fun, fearless, sexy sections.

Cosmo is a pleasurable read, inside out.

During one of the first staff meetings I'd attended, nothing struck me out of the ordinary: Like any other planning session, each editor narrated her lineup and story ideas, while the Editor-in-Chief and the rest of the team put in their two cents' worth. After I "passed" my turn, things started getting fuzzy. One of the editors began to say:

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