It takes a lot of variety to hold a crowd’s attention. However grand your artwork, soon enough, people demand to be enticed by something different altogether. Repetition blunts impact—or at
Technology is at the core of every millennial. Everything is measured in mbps and gigabytes. Information is passed on faster and more efficient than ever. This is why meetings—either for
When adopting a pet, it’s either you choose the dog, or the dog chooses you. But in the curious case of CARA (Compassion and Responsibility for Animals) Welfare Philippines volunteers
Long before instant messaging came at the fore of personal exchanges, there was letter-writing, which, though revered by sentimentalists, sounds as laughably dated now as the old art of serenades.
Wearing his iconic black bandana, he immerses in remote communities inside and outside the capital. Riding his motorcycle, he travels far and wide to relay untold stories of people and
Call it a regression to a time when everyone busied themselves with Home Eco assignments, knitting needles, and crochet techniques. But then again, the phenomenon could be considered an act
Even as he was taking pen to paper, Clinton Palanca was already trying his hand at whipping up stuff in the kitchen. His earliest culinary memory is of making gulaman
The picture in your head when the term “prosthetic artist” gets mentioned would probably be that of a grizzled shop instructor, his gray beard attesting to the hours he’d put
“I live in the Old World,” Manuel Noche says, as he gives us a tour inside his house which was built in the late 1950s. It wasn’t hard to see
Before anyone knew what was happening, the deed was done. When it came to light that the Manila Army and Navy Club was being redeveloped into a boutique hotel by
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