An ancient illustration of the eruption of Mayon volcano in 1814 that wiped out the village of Cagsawa and buried 1,200 villagers should powerfully underscore the history of disastrous eruptions
Continuously heralded by a singular prominent character amid an engulfing overgrowth, Manix Abrera’s pieces portray a wonderful sense of balance between solitude and chaos. The name Manix Abrera (sometimes completed
In the Philippine art scene, an artist-critic of a proven sustained production is a rare breed, exemplified notably by the late Rod Paras-Perez. In the same mold is artist-critic Cid
Seeing certain colors trigger an emotional reaction that signals our body to increase the oxygen supply to the brain. Among these shades is orange, which has been used as
Eight La Salle writers, including National Artist for Literature Cirilo F. Bautista, will launch their books at “8×12: A Book Launching” on Jan. 30, 4-7 p.m., at Libraries Multipurpose Room,
‘The only way to connect with your audience is to be sincere and honest,’ she says. ‘There is no other way’
An usherette reminded us not to take photos inside the theater, so we had to put our phones away right at the door. Unlike most theaters I’ve been into,
The producers of the international tour of Disney’s “The Lion King” have extended the Manila season by an additional two weeks. The show will now run from March 18
WHAT if you could live forever—but only if you can afford it? This is the devious code source at the heart of the new Netflix series “Altered Carbon.” In the
There are lots of restaurants all over Metro Manila specializing in grilled spareribs. But The Smoking Joint (TSJ) stands out not just because of its painstaking, “low and slow” method
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