Ernie Lopez: Sports is a fathering ‘language’
A peek into businessman and avowed sportsman Ernie Lopez’s social media accounts shows him engaging in all kinds of fun stuff, from the…
The vocal ensemble Viva Voce Voice Lab is more known in the concert circuit for promoting and propagating opera and classical music. But on Feb. 23, it is diversifying with an event billed as “Viva Voce on the Great White Way: A Journey Through the Golden Age of Broadway,” a one-night performance at 7:30 p.m. at the Power Mac Center Spotlight, Circuit Lane, Circuit Makati.
Actor-director Mae Paner, aka Juana Change, has become one of the increasingly rare voices of conscience in the country, but especially so with her portrayal of four characters in the monologue “Tao Po.”
I couldn’t think of a better way to spend the residual of that day than with friend and mentor Gilda Cordero Fernando, the writer who defies categorization because she’s in a class of her own.
When faced with a blank Microsoft document and a blinking cursor, I can often feel invisible drops of blood, not even sweat, leaking out of my head.
Instead of her usual jampacked major concert at Cultural Center of the Philippines and similar capacious venues, Cecile Licad is performing in a southern mansion, a church, a cinema, a convention center, a modest-sized auditorium and a carabao center.
Persons with disability (PWD) need not be marginalized, and deserve as much as courteous assistance from the tourism industry.
Nikolai Medtner’s second piano concerto will be performed live for the first time in the Philippines in an all-Russian evening...
“If someone is gay and searches for the Lord and has good will, who am I to judge?” —Pope Francis
“Truth is so rare that it is delightful to tell it.” –Emily Dickinson
The title of the group show at Eskinita Gallery, “Sa Panahon ng Damuho,” sounds like something out of the Book of Revelations. That isn’t such a stretch, said visual artist Imelda Cajipe Endaya, who defined damuho as “a savage, evil beast.”
