Stuck in slump season? 5 quick solutions to hit refresh
If you ask me, I’m feeling the slump. There’s the burn from the first half of the year now that it’s July. It’s…
Some musicians can only aspire to be rock stars, but Pepe?
He may look like a cross between Orlando Bloom and a young Johnny Depp, and on board a ship as well, but Daniel Bravo Garibi is no pirate of the Caribbean. He’s not there to steal your loot or your heart, as his mission is to fill tummies with nutritious and healthy food.
How do you like your pizza? Thin crust or thick? Overloaded with toppings, or with just the right amount of ingredients? American, pan pizza style and oozing with gooey mozzarella, or would you prefer to have it the traditional Italian way—the way PizzaExpress does it?
“Adulting” is fast becoming an overused term. Paying one’s own bills is a form of adulting; grocery shopping, too. Moving out—and living independently—is arguably the most daunting form of adulting there is, marriage and kids aside. While strong family ties in Filipino culture allow us to live with our parents as long as possible, moving out is something that is bound to happen to some, if not all of us.
Films and literature tell us one thing about ship captains: The captain is almost always a man. The captain in “Titanic” was a man. Jack Sparrow from “Pirates of the Caribbean” is male; Captain Hook, too, menacing with a mean mustache at that.
James Marsden is pretty hard to miss.
Lauv gained considerable attention when he released the single “The Other” in 2014, and increased popularity with “I Like Me Better” in 2017.
We’ve heard this line too many times—borrowed as a line in a TV show, quoted by a friend in jest during a random conversation. And while it’s so easy to just say it out loud for impact, it’s also worth knowing what made this line so iconic.
Now on its fourth year, Fringe Manila continues to provide artists from different platforms with a venue to showcase their talent. It has arguably become one of country’s biggest, most flavorful multi-arts festival.
Music stimulates our thoughts, stirs emotions, and awakens buried memories, sometimes. It reaches far and deep, prying open our deepest secrets, peering into our souls. And this is why there are songs that stay with us, regardless of how old they are, or how long we haven’t listened to them.
