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‘Christmas In Action’ ng ‘CIA with BA’ nakatulong na may pa-free concert pa
“KAYA tayo ‘in action,’ kasi ‘action speaks louder than words.” Ganito inilarawan ni Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano ang special episode ng kanilang programang “CIA with BA” nitong bisperas ng Pasko, December 24. Tinawag na “Christmas in Action,” itinampok sa episode ang ilan sa mga dating naging guest subject sa “Case 2 Face” segment na mga.....»»
Felip, Jose Mari Chan makiki-join sa Christmas concert ng Aegis
NABANGGIT na namin sa mga naunang article na makakasama ng iconic rock band na Aegis ang tinaguriang “Father of Philippine Christmas Music” na si Jose Mari Chan sa kanilang upcoming Christmas concert. Pero mukhang lalong naging exciting ang pagtatanghal nila dahil nabalitaan namin na makiki-join na rin sa kanila ang P-Pop soloist na si Felip.....»»
Jose Mari Chan and The CompanY make successful Christmas tour in Canada
Jose Mari Chan and The CompanY (composed of Moy Ortiz, Annie Quintos Uy, Sweet Tiongson and OJ Mariano) enchanted audiences throughout their five-city Canada concert tour titled Christmas In Our Hearts — Ilang Tulog Pa Ba? Pasko Na......»»
Aegis to rock Solaire for Christmas Bonus concert
Original Pilipino Music (OPM) band Aegis is set to conquer the big stage with a Christmas-themed concert happening in Theatre at Solaire on December 20......»»
Ogie walang isyu ang TF sa mga charity show, payag kahit libre?
NANG malaman ni Ogie Alcasid na for charity ang “YuleStars Christmas Concert Series”, agad niya itong tinanggap nang walang pag-aalinlangan. Isa si Ogie sa mga bibida sa naturang Christmas concert with Nina, Joey Generoso, Angeline Quinto, Jose Mari Chan, Christian Bautista, and Roselle Nava. Ang proceeds ng concert ay ido-donate sa mga ngangailangang members ng.....»»
Aegis excited sa Christmas concert, pero bakit kaya malungkot ang Pasko?
NAGING emosyonal ang iconic rock band na Aegis matapos mag-open up tungkol sa papalapit na Pasko. Inamin ng magkakapatid na lead vocalists na sina Juliet, Mercy at Ken Sunot sa isang press conference na malungkot ang selebrasyon nila ngayong taon dahil pumanaw ang kanilang ama kamakailan lang. “Sa amin malungkot sa aming magkakapatid kasi…” biglang.....»»
Swift stays on top but ‘Flower Moon’ impresses on North America screens
The new Taylor Swift concert movie held on to the top spot in North American theaters this weekend, but the history-based crime epic "Killers of the Flower Moon" had an impressive debut -- the best for a Martin Scorsese film since 2010. "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour," distributed by AMC Theaters, took in an estimated $31 million for the Friday-through-Sunday period, industry watcher Exhibitor Relations said Sunday. That pushed the two-week domestic total for the film, which includes scenes from three of the pop superstar's concerts to $129.8 million. It is now the only concert film ever to top the box office for two straight weekends, Variety reported. Meantime, Scorsese's new film had a strong debut -- particularly given its three-and-a-half-hour runtime, its upcoming release on streamer Apple TV+, and the inability of stars Robert De Niro and Leonardo DiCaprio to promote it as the actors' strike continues -- taking in $23 million. "Reviews and audience scores are superb," said analyst David A. Gross of Franchise Entertainment Research. With a slew of award nominations expected for the director and cast (also including Jesse Plemons and Lily Gladstone), "the picture is set up for a strong run," Gross added. "Flower Moon" tells the true story of the murders of Native Americans in Oklahoma early in the last century by evildoers after their oil rights. In the third spot for the weekend, down from second, was Universal's horror film "Exorcist: The Believer," at $5.6 million. Leslie Odom Jr. and Ann Dowd star in this scary sequel to the 1973 original. Fourth place went to Paramount's family-friendly animation "Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie," at $4.5 million. Taraji P. Henson, Chris Rock, Serena Williams, and McKenna Grace voice the super-pups. And in fifth was Disney's re-release of the 1993 classic "The Nightmare Before Christmas," at $4.1 million. Danny Elfman, Chris Sarandon, and Catherine O'Hara star in Tim Burton's dark stop-motion fantasy. Rounding out the top 10 were: "Saw X" ($3.6 million) "The Creator" ($2.6 million) "A Haunting in Venice" ($1.1 million) "The Blind" ($1 million) "The Nun II" ($887,000) The post Swift stays on top but ‘Flower Moon’ impresses on North America screens appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Christmas tree lighting kicks off holiday season at Peninsula Manila
Christmas Season 2023 officially kicked off on 6 October at The Peninsula Manila hotel in Makati City with the lighting of its 45-foot Christmas tree. The highly anticipated annual tradition that dates back in 1976 was held at the hotel’s famous The Lobby that has been festively spruced up for the most wonderful time of the year. The Peninsula Manila’s general manager Masahisa Oba led the ceremony, which aims to spread the message of hope and peace. He was joined by the children from Virlanie Foundation. “This will be my fifth Christmas in Manila,” Oba said in as statement, “but the buzz of excitement in the city, with its holiday parties and festive gatherings, never fades.” Before and after the formal Christmas tree lighting ceremony, a concert took place featuring the Lighter Side Movement Orchestra and The Peninsula Strings. They played classic and well-loved Christmas songs, including Ryan Cayabyab’s “Kumukutikutitap” and Apo Hiking Society’s Tuloy Na Tuloy Pa Rin Ang Pasko.” The concert also featured soprano Bianca Lopez Aguila, who regaled the audience with more Christmas carols such “O Holy Night,” as well as a few Broadway show tunes and kundiman songs. The post Christmas tree lighting kicks off holiday season at Peninsula Manila appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Valenzuela city lights ‘Tree of Hope’, celebrates 400th founding anniversary
Welcoming two momentous events in one, the City of Valenzuela commenced the “Tree of Hope” lighting ceremony at the Valenzuela City People’s Park over the weekend and was graced by special guests: Jose Mari Chan, Patrick Quiroz, and Itchyworms. Alongside, the ceremony also marked the beginning of a three-month-long celebration of the 400th Founding Anniversary of the city. The “Tree of Hope” lighting ceremony is a yearly tradition of the city, setting the Christmas spirit early for the Valenzuelanos. This traditional lighting of the 50-foot tree, along with several decors and installations, has been long-running since 2004. This year, the lighting ceremony is coupled with another historical commemoration — the kick-off celebration of the 400th founding anniversary of the City of Valenzuela. It is a modern Pinoy Christmas theme bridging the past and future, as a herald to 400 years of history and progress. Mayor WES Gatchalian were joined by SM Supermalls President Steven Tan and CDO Foodsphere Inc. Assistant Vice President Jason Ong in lighting up the Tree of Hope this year. Dedicating the Tree of Hope, the city also welcomed PWD children and teens as the primary beneficiaries for this year. Likewise, students from the city’s state universities the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela and Valenzuela Technological College or VALTECH (formerly named ValPoly) also partake in the event. The historical evening occurred at the heart of the city, the Valenzuela City People’s Park, where many of its residents gathered to witness the gleaming lights from the display. Mayor Gatchalian extended his warm greetings and emphasized the meaning of the Tree of Hope. “Sa ating ‘Tree of Hope’ Lighting ngayong gabi, nawa ito ay hindi lamang maging simbolo ng pag-asa, kung hindi rin magsilbing paalala, na ang liwanag na gumabay sa ating sa nakalipas na apat na raang (400) taon, ay siya ring liwanag na gagabay sa ating hinaharap (For our ‘Tree of Hope’ Lighting tonight, may this event not be a symbol of hope, but also serve as a reminder that the light that has guided over the past 400 years, will be the light that shall guide us in the future)." Joining the event were Vice Mayor Lorie Natividad-Borja, Mayoress Tiffany Gatchalian, City Councilors Ricarr Enriquez, Gerald Galang, Niña Lopez, Sel Sabino-Sy, Mickey Pineda, Atty. Bimbo Dela Cruz, Louie Nolasco, Marlon Alejandrino, SK Federation President, Councilor Goyong Serrano, and Liga ng mga Barangay President, Councilor Jonjon Bartolome. The PWD children and teens performed a meaningful doxology to start the event right. To further make this a night to remember, the local government invited the Christmas icon, Jose Mari Chan, to sing his signature song, “Christmas in Our Hearts” while setting the Tree of Hope and the fireworks alight. A colorful and dashing fountain display provided the finishing touches to the ceremonial night. Following days after the event, multiple attractions in the city such as Valenzuela City Family Park, WES Arena, Fatima Avenue, and Polo Family Park were also set to illuminate their Christmas installations. A post-lighting concert took place at the Valenzuela City Amphitheater wherein special guests, Patrick Quiroz and the band, The Itchyworms, livened up the stadium. Valenzuelanos jammed with some of their iconic songs, concluding the monumental night on a strong note. Getting the ball rolling, the tree-lighting occasion is one of the city’s main festivities for its 400th founding anniversary tribute. The day of the commemoration is 12 November, following Pueblo de Polo’s founding date, 12 November 1623. Back-to-back celebration awaits the city with Polo Fiesta and Casa de Polo inauguration as two of the grand slated events at Valenzuela400 this month. Meanwhile, some of the anticipated huge events for the upcoming months are as follows: Oktoberfest, Polo Fiesta activities, Mass at San Diego de Alcala Church, Casa de Polo blessing and inauguration, Industry Summit, Gawad Dr. Pio Valenzuela Awarding, Cultural Night, Valenzuela’s coffee table book launch, a visit from delegates of Bucheon, South Korea, Food Fiesta, and a Christmas Bazaar. These activities in line were all open for the Pamilyang Valenzuelanos. For the past 400 years, the City of Valenzuela sought several developments and innovations — and it has never stopped evolving. From an agricultural provincial town of Polo to a highly urbanized, industrial, and liveable city, this notable transition led Valenzuela to be recognized as one of the progressive cities in the country. The post Valenzuela city lights ‘Tree of Hope’, celebrates 400th founding anniversary appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Valenzuela City kicks off joint Christmas and 400th-anniversary celebration
Welcoming two momentous events in one, the City of Valenzuela held its annual “Tree of Hope” lighting ceremony at the Valenzuela City People’s Park on 30 September, an event graced by special guests Jose Mari Chan, Patrick Quiroz and Itchyworms. The ceremony also marked the beginning of the three-month-long celebration of the 400th founding anniversary of the city. The “Tree of Hope” lighting ceremony, a city tradition since2004, sees the lighting of a 50-foot Christmas tree and the installation of holiday decor to set the Christmas spirit early for Valenzuelanos. This year, the lighting ceremony is coupled with another historical commemoration — the kick-off celebration of the 400th founding anniversary of the City of Valenzuela. It is a modern Pinoy Christmas theme bridging the past and future. Mayor Wes Gatchalian was joined bythe CDO Foodsphere and SM Supermalls in lighting up the Tree of Hope this year. The city also welcomed PWD children as the primary beneficiaries of the event, along with students from PLV and VALPOLY. Singers from PLV performed Christmas carols, while the local government invited Christmas icon Jose Mari Chan to sing his signature song, “Christmas in Our Hearts”, while the Tree of Hope was lit amid fireworks. A colorful and dashing fountain display provided the finishing touches to the occasion. Multiple attractions in the city such as Valenzuela City Family Park, WES Arena, Fatima Avenue and Polo Family Park are also set to turn on their Christmas installations in the coming days. A post-lighting concert took place at the Valenzuela City Amphitheater where guests Patrick Quiroz and The Itchyworms livened up the crowd. The city's 400th founding anniversary celebration happens on 12 November, following Pueblo de Polo’s founding date of 12 November 1623. Back-to-back celebrations awaits the city with the Polo Fiesta and Casa de Polo inaugurations as two of the grand events slated for #Valenzuela400 this month. Other huge events unfolding in the following months include the Oktoberfest, Polo Fiesta activities, Mass at San Diego de Alcala Church, Casa de Polo blessing and inauguration, Industry Summit, Gawad Dr. Pio Valenzuela Awarding, Cultural Night, Valenzuela’s coffee-table book launch, a visit from delegates of Bucheon, South Korea, Food Fiesta, and a Christmas Bazaar. Over the past 400 years, the City of Valenzuela has never stopped evolving. From an agricultural provincial town of Polo, it has become a highly urbanized, industrial and livable city, recognized as one of the progressive urban centers in the country. Thus, reaching four centuries of growth and progress is a milestone worth celebrating for all Valenzuelanos, and an inspiration to continuously commemorate and honor the rich history that established the city. The post Valenzuela City kicks off joint Christmas and 400th-anniversary celebration appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
OPM icons team up for YuleStars: A Christmas Concert Series
Original Pilipino Music icons will team up for the upcoming "YuleStars: A Christmas Concert Series" at the Samsung Performing Arts Theater in Makati City on November 30 to December 2 at 8:30 pm......»»
Idolizing Danny Dolor (The man I might have been if I had at least P500 million)
Here’s sharing with you Cyber Proust’s (now Proust Redux) winning piece when he joined the 2010 Philippine Star Lifestyle Journalism Contest sponsored by Rustan Commercial Corporation and the Stores Specialists, Inc. The announcement called for feature articles, as many as one could submit, about heroes, dead or alive. Cyber Proust submitted three — one about his mother; another about a blogger who tells stories about his clan and people like them, making for a good read for people interested in Philippine upper class but not necessarily high society; and this one, about Danny Dolor, Cyber Proust’s patron and benefactor when Cyber Proust had not yet declared himself rich. Here goes: My hero, my icon, the man I’d rather be When people are asked who they want to be if they ever get the chance to live their lives all over again, they almost always say they want to be the same person. If you ask me the same question, I’d have the same answer, only because I want to keep the same set of parents. But if I could keep my Dad and Mom, and still be someone else, I’d look at you straight in the eye, and declare, I want to be Danny Dolor. I can think of a hackneyed thousand and one reasons why I prefer to breathe and eat and live like Sir Danny, but let me stick to the quintessential five. First, he is rich which we all want to be. He is an art lover which I profess to be. He is a trailblazer even if he is a Libran who prefers balance, while I am an Arian who always wants to be the first. He was a good son who took care of his mother in her old age, which every good son should do especially if he were single. I am single, but I was always away from home, too busy changing and finding writing jobs. The closest I got to emulating Sir Danny was spending endless nights conversing with my mother whenever I was home during Christmas breaks. Sir Danny, on the other hand, never travelled abroad because he wanted to be by his mother’s side every night of the year. When he visited Lipa, their hometown, he would pick up his mobile phone to check on his mother and sister Fe in their Makati home, rattling off his orders to their yaya — check their temperature, don’t forget the medicine after their merienda, and so on. Finally, Danny Dolor is a good Catholic who hears Sunday Mass, fingers his beads when in the car, and joins the procession on Good Friday beside his own Mater Dolorosa. How I wish I could give away lands on which to build churches, donate thousands of portfolio bags for priests attending their annual convention, and build a museum in honor of a townsman, Alfredo Maria Obviar, who may yet be the first Filipino bishop to be beatified and, in God’s time, canonized. First conversation I am lucky to have an icon whom I have seen up close. I have seen Danny Dolor when he goes into a trance as he describes his first conversation with National Artist Atang de la Rama, to whom he became a friend and confidante, or fits of laughter as he recalls the usually funny repartee between his friends Sylvia La Torre and Oscar Obligacion when the latter was still alive. For all the secrets and fun times we have shared, I stick to calling him Sir as I did the first time I interviewed him in his thickly-carpeted, air-conditioned and perfume-smelling den. I had known about the man before I ever met him. I knew about his Tribung Pinoy which concertized all over the country in the late 1970s all the way to the mid 1980’s. I never saw them perform in person, but I read about Danny Dolor and his gang of sopranos, tenors and baritones who rendered their harana, danza, balitaw and, of course, kundiman, in schools and churches, and quixotic venues like the Culion Leper Colony in Palawan, the mental hospital and the women’s correctional where the patients and inmates cried, sang, danced and thanked him because no one ever came to sing for them. The path-breaking Danny Dolor also produced the first ever concert at the Cultural Center of the Philippines featuring an all-Filipino-traditional-music repertoire. Danny Dolor’s house, at that time when I interviewed him, was along Tamarind corner Banaba in uppity Forbes Park. In the den, paintings, sculptures, plaques, and trophies vied for the attention of first-time guests. I immediately liked a Zalameda portrait of a basketball player, but what impressed me was a plaque with Latin inscriptions which, my host explained to me, was his papal award. He next brought me to the lanai, thrice as large as the den, where beside the lacquered opium bed stood a gigantic St. Joseph. He showed me a life-size oil portrait of Charito Solis, Ramon Valera ternos worn by Gloria Romero and his sister Fe, and original drawings of Darna by Mars Ravelo. The man, who knows his art, takes pride in his penchant for everything Filipino. It is an interest that goes a long way back to his childhood during the Japanese occupation. In the family hacienda where they evacuated, he listened to the farmers sing native songs. In grade one a year or two later, the young Danny sang Bayan Ko before his classmates, to the shock of the teacher who probably expected Jack and Jill. When Sir Danny was in grade school, he watched Filipino films in the movie houses along Rizal Avenue. As a high school student, he listened to the Mabuhay singers over the radio. In college, he watched Tawag ng Tanghalan on television. Is it any wonder that he should mount a best-selling exhibit of movie ads from the golden years of Philippine cinema? Or that he has maintained, for more than ten years, a column in the Philippine Star, “Remember When?” featuring the movie stars and great musical talents of yesteryears? Danny Dolor is unique in that he straddles the worlds of show business and high society, which many find incompatible. Not with him who has produced movies, including Indie films, and concert tributes honoring luminaries of the silver screen like Director Hermogenes Ilagan and movie queen Carmen Rosales. His involvement in the upper strata, on the other hand, is never without a good reason. For example, he collaborated with the socialite businesswoman Nedy Tantoco in organizing the best-selling Ramon Valera retrospective exhibit. If he is chummy with the grand dame Imelda Cojuangco that’s because he is a loyal and trusted officer the Cofradia de la Inmaculada Concepcion, of which she is the chair. Every year, come Feast of the Immaculate Conception, they gather hundreds of children from depressed areas to receive their first holy communion. Imagine the mix For all of these, he takes a break from his duties as chairman of various companies that include a hospital, hotel, educational institution, bank and subdivisions. Imagine the mix — movies, music, church, business and high society. And he dances the Rigodon too. How can one not desire such completeness? There’s something though he’d rather not be said about him. In my times of need, he does not hide under his canopied bed, and in the milestones of my life, he gives me a thick red envelope. Once I ran out of cash to pay my rent, I called him up and told him that if only I could touch the tip of his pants, I was sure to have what I needed. Scolding me first for being such a cheap copy of the woman in the bible, he said Yes to my pleadings, while reminding me to help him prepare another souvenir program for yet another concert tribute for another forgotten gem of Philippine music. The man does not believe in outright charity. Not to me, anyway. And while he is patient with me, he insists that I “fix” my life for “all these things you delight in will soon come to pass” and “if you do not take care of yourself, who will?” and so on. From his mother, he passes on a classic gem, “Never do anything that people will notice from afar,” a rough translation of “Huwag kang gagawa ng kahit anong matatanaw mula sa malayo.” In short, don’t be a show-off. My hero and icon, Danny Dolor, is not only a model for living the successful and well-lived life that I dream about. He is also a saviour, a mentor and an angel who, despite the “professional distance” we keep between us as a “client” and as a “talent,” if the relationship must breed results, has come closest to being my “Tito” and best friend. Sir Danny will not be pleased with this article. He will think that I need to borrow money from him again. The post Idolizing Danny Dolor (The man I might have been if I had at least P500 million) appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Sandara Park, SB19 teaming up for Christmas collab
Sandara Park and P-pop phenomenon SB19 are collaborating on a Christmas project. Park herself confirmed the news during the Acer Day Concert on 6 August. “Sa Christmas pa pero abangan niyo. I’m looking forward to it,” said Park excitedly. Park also revealed her desire to collaborate with “Popstar Royalty” Sarah Geronimo, a sentiment shared by Geronimo who had already said she wanted to work with the former ABS-CBN star turned K-pop icon. At the Acer Day Concert, Park was able to reunite with her “old friend” Geronimo and met the loveteam of Donny Pangilinan and Belle Mariano, among the performers who graced the tech company’s musical presentation. Afterwards, Park thanked her Pinoy fans on Instagram for their steadfast support. [caption id="attachment_168118" align="aligncenter" width="790"] P-POP group SB19. | PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF IG/OFFICIAL SB19[/caption] “PH Daralings & Blackjacks, Mahal ko kayo!! Hope to be back soon,” she wrote. Park’s self-titled digital extended play was published in July, marking her first solo release in South Korea in more than a decade. Fans in Manila had been looking forward to seeing her live at The Super Stage by K-pop on 11 August at the Mall of Asia Arena, but the show was canceled, disappointing many admirers of the K-pop powerhouse. The post Sandara Park, SB19 teaming up for Christmas collab appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Julie Anne thrilled to sing duet with Sarah one day
Julie Anne San Jose has long been GMA Network’s answer to Sarah Geronimo, but the “Maria Clara at Ibarra” star knows better than to claim that she’s in any way on equal footing with the “Popstar Royalty.” When asked playfully by Boy Abunda whether she’s willing to be pitted in a back-to-back concert with Geronimo, San Jose humbly replied: “Oh my God. Na- pressure ako. Unang-una, Tito Boy, hindi po ako lalaban because there is only one Sarah Geronimo. “There can only be one Sarah Geronimo. It would be an honor, of course, na maka-duet po si Miss Sarah. Because I really look up to her.” San Jose appeared as a guest in Abunda’s Fast Talk where she expressed her admiration for Geronimo whom she had never worked with before. “Kasi nga po she’s one of the people that I really look up to and isa siya sa mga naging influences ko rin sa music,” said San Jose. She recalled the first time she met Geronimo in person. “Actually, share ko lang, naging choir po ako sa isang church po namin sa may Mindanao Avenue, and then malapit po si Miss Sarah doon. Tapos nakita ko po siya sa church nag-perform siya kasi Christmas noon so, like, wala lang, fangirling. Nag-fangirl talaga ako. It would be such an honor. I love her,” said San Jose. The post Julie Anne thrilled to sing duet with Sarah one day appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
SB19, Nobita ginawan ng sariling version ang ilang ‘classics’ ng Eraserheads
MATAPOS ang matagumpay na reunion concert ng iconic band na Eraserheads noong December 22 ay naglabas ng sariling version ng ilang classics ng banda ang OPM acts na SB19 at Nobita. Ang P-Pop Kings na SB19 ay nag-release ng revamped version ng kantang “Christmas Party” under Sony Music Entertainment. Kung maaalala, ang nasabing kanta ay […] The post SB19, Nobita ginawan ng sariling version ang ilang ‘classics’ ng Eraserheads appeared first on Bandera......»»
The new-normal staycation
Everyone’s got memories of The Peninsula Manila Lobby. Hanging out after a concert (or stalking band members staying there); ordering the Pen Pals ice cream dessert as a “nightcap” after dinner; taking pictures of their Christmas tree and seasonal décor. So arriving for an overnight staycation after a long lockdown was, in many ways, like […].....»»
Fire-scarred Notre-Dame to broadcast Christmas concert
Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris will echo with song on Christmas Eve as it holds its first choir concert since the massive fire that nearly destroyed the gothic masterpiece last year......»»
Hugot ni Rhian, mas naging matulungin pa ang Pinoy; Betong nag-concert para sa typhoon victims
SA kabila ng matitindi at sunud-sunod na pagsubok na pinagdaraanan ng mga Filipino, naniniwala si Rhian Ramos na may naghihintay pa ring magandang buhay para sa lahat. Totoong-totoo raw ang mensaheng dala sa sambayanan ng 2020 Christmas Station ID ng GMA na “Isang Puso Ngayong Pasko.” Ayon sa Kapuso actress, sa gitna ng patuloy na […] The post Hugot ni Rhian, mas naging matulungin pa ang Pinoy; Betong nag-concert para sa typhoon victims appeared first on Bandera......»»
Xdinary Heroes make ‘extraordinary’ concert in Manila
Members of the South Korean rock band Xdinary Heroes showed that they were no ordinary musicians during their first world tour, “Break The Brake” last March 23 at the New Frontier Theater......»»
Jihadists
For his own purposes, Vladimir Putin has been trying to link the deadly terrorist attack on a concert hall in Moscow to Ukraine. The casualty figure for that attack has now risen t.....»»