Creative Lives: “Inspiration comes and goes in flashes”
Model and artist Sherlaine Yap on dealing with depression, the curse of the rinsta, and matchless Japan grails—including candy-flavored incense and a saké…
Binibining Pilipinas Ma. Ahtisa Manalo placed second in the 58th Miss International pageant held at the Tokyo Dome City Hall in Japan on Friday afternoon, bowing out to Venezuela’s Mariem Velazco for the crown.
The passing of Ambassador Juan José Rocha—Johnny to his family and friends—on July 20 was a lamentable loss to Manila’s...
YOU’RE a single dad, your marriage might be over—but you want to maintain a strong relationship with your children. The...
Beauty is often associated with fragility. There’s something about pretty things that makes us think they break easily.
Musicals based on movies are a tricky concoction, mainly because it’s rather impossible to predict that balance between faithfulness to the material and new creative input that would guarantee a respectable adaptation, if not a first-rate hit.
By now you’ve heard the greeting or seen it online. “May the Fourth be with you!” cry fans of the decades-old space odyssey, “Star Wars.” Whether you got to know the original trilogy when you saw it in theaters or you were introduced to the saga by way of the prequels, you and your friends have probably greeted each other on the fourth of May every year, announcing to the whole world how much you love this epic galaxy that George Lucas created.
One actor came from a theatrical family, while the other had no artistic background. Both are making their professional transitions from theater into commercial television, and vice versa.
It’s author Becca Fitzpatrick’s first time in the Philippines and Asia. Becca is the creator of the “Hush, Hush” series, which includes four books detailing the forbidden romance of characters Patch and Nora.
The experience of watching Ateneo Blue Repertory’s “Toilet: The Musical” (which concluded March 1 after a three-week run) approximated that of sitting in the middle of a Bornean rainforest, at three in the afternoon in May, to see some cool animals appear.
Can’t seem to get the kids to sit still before their meal arrives? Aria has “Make Your Own Pizza” which should keep kids busy before their main course arrives.
