Troubling environmental news has barraged the world recently: A US-led team of scientists found microplastics in the cores of the Arctic ice, Iceland’s Okjökull glacier was declared a fallen ice
The metaphorical phrase, “don’t judge a book by its cover” was first used in a 1944 African journal American Speech as: “You can’t judge a book by its binding.” Two
One of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) projects in helping the country to build stronger ties with neighboring Southeast Asian countries is through a film festival
Japan is known for its traditional arts and diverse culture. Though dating back hundreds of years, their traditions are still preserved and practiced up to this day, such as the
Traveling for numerous hours on a plane is quite a challenge for some people, especially when you’re on a long flight bound to a place a thousand kilometers from home.
Had it not for a very persuasive First Lady, the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP)—or at least the idea of one, which the Philippine-American Cultural Foundation started to raise
If there’s one type of writing I always back out of doing, it would be food writing. It’s ironic how my job usually covers food content and I’m nowhere likely
The first locally produced film, “Dalagang Bukid” by the father of Filipino movies Jose Nepomuceno, was screened exactly 100 years ago today. It tells the story of a flower vendor,
British writer Neil Gaiman put it best when he said Philippine mythology should be left to Filipino writers. If you have finally decided to take a shot on our local
Rolando Magboo sculpted chess pieces in the form of historical figures and characters from novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo such as Jose Rizal as the king, Maria Clara
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