More than being a source of entertainment or Instagram-worthy photos, museums should be valued as they present education in the most fascinating forms, convey our ancestors’ stories and remind us
Last Thursday, May 7, veteran director Peque Gallaga passed away. Gallaga was one of the pioneers of folklore and horror films in the country and has founded a number of
The 2019 documentary “The Kingmaker” is now available via transactional video-on-demand services Apple TV and Vimeo after it was announced that its originally-scheduled premiere on the local platform iWant has
I’m not sure if it’s just me but my sugar cravings have been at a peak in the past days. Whatever the case—and though it might not seem like it—I’m
Much of what keeps me sane these days is art. Thanks to books, films, series, playlists, as well as the exhibits and museums that have been made available online, each
The pandemic has sparked a barrage of thoughts and opinions from our parents. Whether you live with them or not, you’re bound to hear some sort of outlandish take on
Completing tasks at home might be easier than doing them in school or at work but this isn’t effective for everyone. Not everyone has enough space to build their own
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences announced that they will be modifying its current requirement of a minimum seven-day theatrical run in
You can now get books delivered to your doorstep as Fully Booked finally reopens their online store after steadily working on resuming their e-commerce operations for the past week. Although
As part of the Buwan ng Panitikan celebrations, Museo ng Kaalamáng Katutubò will be holding an online lecture titled “Bukambibig: Love in the Time of Corona” which will tackle local
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