Primitivo Mijares, the chief propagandist of the dictator Ferdinand Marcos before defecting in 1975, was nowhere to be seen in the launching of the reprint of his groundbreaking work “The Conjugal Dictatorship of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos.”
National Youth Commission head Aiza Seguerra andFilm Development Council of the Philippines chair Liza Diño confirmed on Instagram that the last living “mambabatok” is alive and well.
Sightseers at Manila Bay now have something to look forward to besides its famed sunset – a dazzling spectacle of lights and sounds right at its banks, courtesy of participants in the 8th Philippine International Pyromusical Competition.
There’s a lot to get your juices flowing at Art Fair Philippines 2017, which ends today, Sunday.
Dragons several hundred meters long snake their way down pastoral roads and through country hamlets, part of centuries-old Chinese folk celebrations for a mythical creature revered as a blessing.
A Pakistani court has banned public celebrations of Valentine’s Day in the capital Islamabad while Indonesian students plan to spurn the event, as the festival of love gets a chilly reception in parts of Asia.
A recent trip to Nueva Ecija was filled with culinary delights and glimpses of its glorious past. Nueva Ecija, an agri-tourism province, has long been regarded as the Rice Granary of the Philippines.
In the wake of Iloilo’s recent resurgence, the buzzword that it’s now the Philippines’ “next best thing” sounds rather pathetic. What a fall!
Dressed in bright colors and wearing shiny red noses, dozens of clowns gathered in London on Sunday to celebrate the life of the art form’s founding father.
The much awaited and most-read ultimate list of Inquirer Lifestyle is here again with a new delicious roster of premium sweet confections from around the metro.
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