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Biography. James Hernandez Deakin was born on October 27, 1972, in Manila, Philippines to a British father and a Filipino mother. [2] He has two brothers, Patrick and Michael. Deakin currently works as the motoring editor for Philippine Tatler, a luxury-lifestyle magazine company. [3]
- Television host, video blogger, column writer
- 2002–present
- Shelley (2013-)
- James Hernandez Deakin, October 27, 1972 (age 50), Manila, Philippines
James Deakin may refer to: James Deakin (journalist) (1929–2007), American journalist and TV host. James Henry Deakin (politician, born 1823) (1823–1880), Manchester merchant, briefly Member of Parliament for Launceston. James Henry Deakin (politician, born 1851) (1851–1881), son of the above, who replaced him as Member for Launceston ...
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TV host for CNN Philippines. Writer. Vlogger. Public speaker. Events Host. Car reviewer and road safety advocate. Basically just a guy who loves cars and lucked into the best job in the world ...
James Deakin -- Thoughts, Trials, & Triumphs of a Jetsetting Dad. 6 min read. Meet the man behind the wheel... of the family SUV. James Deakin talks family & fatherhood, sharing stories of pranks he's pulled on his kids and the sacrifices he's made to be a good father to them. We know him as a motoring journalist, TV & events host, blogger ...
I was born in Manila to a Filipina mother and a British dad; spent the first 14 years here before migrating to Australia; came back 12 years later to pursue a dream of being on radio; drank a lot of beer; quit when I realized I couldn’t support a cabbage patch doll on a jock’s salary, much less a real family; ate a lot of 2-minute noodles ...
Jun 7, 2007 · The cause was liver cancer, said his son, David. Mr. Deakin covered the White House from 1958 to 1980. He wrote several books, including “Lyndon Johnson’s Credibility Gap,” a critical ...
