CHAIR Felipe M. de Leon Jr. and OIC-executive director Adelina M. Suemith of the National Commission for Culture and the...
Atching Lillian Borromeo is known to the culinary world as the expert on traditional Kapampangan cuisine. To her I owe much, for she is the woman who so unselfishly allows me the privilege of reliving the glory of the past through her stories and cooking techniques and the uniqueness of her cuisine.
IN 2007, Inquirer artist Albert Rodriguez created the comic strip Crazy Jhenny, inspired by Joyce Abaño, a coworker who had moved from Ormoc to Manila to work. “She’s really funny, and had crazy adventures and mishaps as an editorial assistant and as a reporter. I thought it would make a great strip,” he said. “When she left, I got ideas from my friends and family.”
It was a throwback to 19th-century Russia when the doors of the Rizal Ballroom parted for the Hennessy dinner. Makati Shangri-La’s premium hall had been transformed into a setting fit for a Romanov emperor.
While a Filipino worker languishes in an Arab jail, awaiting execution, he decides to spend his days doing a play about another Filipino from a different century who also left the Philippines and suffered in another country: Lorenzo Ruiz.
Drop by “La Cuisine Française” (Sedeño and San Agustin Streets, Salcedo Village, Makati) on any given evening, and chances are, you will hear a French accordionist singing Edith Piaf songs; or a French jazz trio; and maybe singing actor Tony Marino (“The King and I”) belting out Broadway favorites like “Cabaret” and “I Am What I Am.”
Philippine Ballet Theatre (PBT) kicks off the Yuletide dance holiday season with the the world’s most popular classic Christmas ballet,...
MAC launches its fun and hip collection this season.
Sci-fi fanatics, movie buffs and hard-core gamers have a lot to look forward to in the year of the Black Water Dragon. Count yourselves lucky if you happen to live in a country like Japan, where people get to enjoy the latest releases ahead of everyone else on the planet. But impatience aside, here are five things we look forward to the most (or the least), in no particular order.
ATLANTA—Delta Air Lines unveiled Tuesday the “747 Experience,” the newest attraction at the Delta Flight Museum, opening to the...
