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It’s been a week since David Cook’s concert, but I still can’t get his voice out of my head.
Moving on from a devastating experience such as the onslaught of Supertyphoon “Yolanda” isn’t easy for the survivors of...
When Rem Zamora was tasked to direct Red Turnip Theater’s staging of the Olivier Award-winning play “Cock,” he was terrified.
When it was reported in 2015 that Britney Spears had extended her residency at Las Vegas’ Planet Hollywood for another two years, I remembered talking to my best friend about going to the Sin City just to catch a glimpse of the woman whose music has defined milestones in our lives.
For a second, the crowd held its breath as Genrev “The Revolution” Bacasno threw the vodka in the air. It seemed an impossible attempt to catch the liquid that flew a foot or two above his head.
On April 15, 1805, by decree of King Charles IV, the smallpox vaccine was brought to the Philippines by Dr. Francisco Xavier de Balmis. In gratitude to the king, a statue was erected in 1824 at Plaza de Roma in Intramuros.
Niccolo Manahan can be self-deprecating to a fault. “I hate the sound of my voice, and I hate looking at myself,” says the 35-year-old actor who recently played M in Red Turnip Theater’s “Cock.”
During her teenage years, Iza Calzado was teased a lot by the boys in her community because of her extra pounds.
In the days leading to the recovery of his remains, much has been said of Interior Secretary Jesse Robredo—of how he is as a servant leader, politician and, more important, father to three lovely daughters—Jessica Marie, Janine Patricia and Jillian Therese.
For acrophobiacs like me, standing at more than a hundred feet above the ground takes a lot of guts. But the exhilarating view from the Busan Tower of the city’s well-preserved mountains, amid the hustle and bustle of the metropolis, replaces fear with bliss and amazement.
