June 15- Classes. First day of classes meant NO CLASSES. Just that DOUBTFUL hope encapsulating us (I'll take it collectively, I know for sure you'll agree) that professors would come on the freshest tick of the clock. And yes, I thrived, only 2 professors came inside that sweat-leaking, mind-boggling and spine-tingling 5th floor classroom we were enthroned into. Sheesh, I hate our classroom, but I hate our schedule, topping it off. *Sighs* Up until now, I'm imperceptibly desperate praying about the retrieval of our original class schedule. Please, for the last year in my college.

Shift.

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Lately, I've had some practices in Makeup editing, and I tell you, it's fun by no doubt. Here are some of the works I've racked up:





During my OJT days, I was preoccupied with work and I had lesser time for my pechants and passions, and that only meant having no up-to-date photoshoots. So yeah, I missed being the photographer-model. But as I've blathered, I think I'm going to need fresh faces or new models for the next sets of shoots. Anyways, I'll hush the chatter here. However, I'll leave you with some photos. Photography/Post-processing by me.







*Full sets are always on my Multiply.

Ciao! I'm currently having a Boys Over Flowers marathon. :)

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Adam Lambert finally confirms his sexuality in the new issue of Rolling Stone (on stands tomorrow).

"I don't think it should be a surprise for anyone to hear that I'm gay," the American Idol runner-up says.

Look back at the Season 8 Idol's finale most unforgettable moments.

"I'm proud of my sexuality," continues the rocker, who was photographed holding hands with interior designer Drake LaBry earlier this month. "I embrace it. It's just another part of me."

Check out photos of star couples who can't get enough of each other.

But Lambert, 27, from San Diego -- who performed Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come" on the Idol finale -- says he's not the poster boy for gay rights.

"I'm trying to be a singer, not a civil rights leader," he tells RS contributor Vanessa Grigoriadis.

VIDEO: Adam Lambert talking to Rolling Stone about his cover shoot.

Lambert admits that he was nervous about coming out while Idol was still on the air because contestants are under a media embargo, and he wanted to do it on his "own terms." (He also says producers were open to him handling it however he wanted to.)

"I was worried that [coming out] would be so sensationalized that it would overshadow what I was there to do, which was sing," Lambert tells the mag. "I'm an entertainer, and who I am and what I do in my personal life is a separate thing. it shouldn't matter. Except it does. It's really confusing."

Find out what an Idol stylist has to say about Lambert's look.

Lambert credits the FOX reality show with helping him gain self confidence.

"I finally checked into my self-worth for the first time in my life, and the fact that it coincided with Idol is so sweet," he says. "I mean, I still have moments where I think, 'Oh, my skin is terrible, and I'm a little fat -- I should really go to the gym more.' But for the most part, when I look in the mirror now, I finally see somebody who can do something cool."

See before and after pics of Idol's weight winners (and losers).

For more details on which Idol Lambert is attracted to, how he came out to his family, and what was going through his head when those photos of him in drag hit the web mid-season, pick up the newest issue of Rolling Stone, on stands Wednesday.

Curious much about this Drake Labry? Here.

It's obvious, right?


BLABBER MOUTH: I don't like how Clay Aiken criticized him by saying he has awful-sounding vocals that made the AI 2 runner-up's ears bleed out as he re-lived the song "Ring Of Fire" when indeed, I personally believe that Adam is by far the best all-range American Idol contender, and many can attest to that.

Honestly, if proofs wouldn't be required, he would have actually won, if not of this sexuality gossip. Many girl fans were disappointed when they knew of the fact that he can't be that dream rocker-boyfriend because he is gay. That glaring and disheartening truth was overmagnified. To veer their attention to other contenders, is the safest way to exit this intense Idol phenomenon.

Real man or not, I don't care. All I know is that Adam's musical prodigy would make him become the next rising rocker breaking the records. Go, go, Adam!