Isabelle Huppert, icon of art-house cinema and arguably the most remarkable actress of her generation, was recently in Manila to...
The only international choral competition that promotes Filipino folk music as well as the legacy of National Artist for Music Andrea Ofilada Veneracion, returns for its fourth edition on July 18-21 at the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP).
“Anyone can make bento,” insists Ken Takano, who prepares traditional-style bento boxes daily for a lunch delivery service—the only one of its kind—called Bento Nirasaki.
An unprecedented gathering of some 80 Southeast Asian (SEA) musicians from key orchestras of the region and their Japanese counterparts will take place tonight, July 1, at the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre Concert Hall for the “Asia in Resonance 2019 Gala Concert.”
July ushers in Eiga Sai, the annual celebration of Japanese cinema, whose 22nd edition kicks off with the star-studded period film “Samurai Marathon” on July 3 at Shangri-La Plaza’s Red Carpet Cinema.
Park Bo-gum off-screen is as beautiful as the Park Bo-gum onscreen—and this isn’t just about the fresh, boyish features of the young Korean superstar, or his lean, slender figure that’s built for menswear fads.
“Ang laya mo’y babantayan, Pilipinas kong… hibang,” Bullet Dumas cries, ostensibly removing his cap and freeing his long hair from its bonds.
Beleaguered fathers, eccentric midlifers, woke teenage girls from the projects—the French Film Festival returns for month-long screenings of, to borrow the words of Ambassador Nicolas Galey, alternative cinema that reflects on the human condition in society.
The odds are against film buffs and Francophiles when life, work, megatraffic plus the scorching heat become obstacles to catching all 15 films at the 24th French Film Festival.
“MARE” HanHan feat. Lex Junior Toronto-based Cebuana rapper Haniely Pableo, aka HanHan, breathes new life to the oft-quoted feminist...
