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As far as send-offs go, the jazz gig last Sept. 6 at Merk’s Place in Makati City was an experience that American singer Renée Olstead will not forget anytime soon.
Every day, around 8,000 to 10,000 pieces of at least 17 types of exquisite, handmade chocolate confections roll out of...
If the sins of the father cannot be visited on the son, does that put Marcos grandson Fernando Martin “Borgy” Manotoc in the clear?
Grammy Award-winning artist and musical director David Pack first came to the Philippines in the early 1990s as front man and guitarist of rock group Ambrosia, best known in the Philippines for such hits as “How Much I Feel” and “Biggest Part of Me.”
IT’S as though the horsemen of the apocalypse have finally arrived. First there was the turmoil that swept through the...
Timely advice to single ladies: Attend your high school reunion; you just might find a new love there. Ask former Social Security System president Corazon de la Paz-Bernardo, who married high school classmate Enrique V. Bernardo, President and Commissioner of ANZ Bank in Jakarta, Indonesia, 51 years after they graduated from Rizal High School, once the world’s largest high school in terms of enrolment.
Award-winning singer and songwriter Noel Cabangon is adding another title to his name—author.
For Filipino jazz exponent Bob Aves, the Philippines, which has a rich and deep musical tradition, is his classroom while the rest of the world is his market.
She has done what very few actors have done before: be outrageously funny and deadly serious at the same time about the hottest issues in the political and social landscape.
Some Filipinos will be luckier than others in the coming Year of the Wooden Horse.
