The exciting news is that the Manila Symphony Orchestra (MSO) will perform on April 25 at Hill Station of Casa Vallejo, the over-100-year-old restored heritage building on Upper Session Road,
As Instituto Cervantes de Manila marks the 10th anniversary of Día Internacional del Libro (International Book Day) on April 23, it will be giving 100 books for free. Around 4,000
Among high-school friends, it is common to label the most unattractive friend as The Duff, which stands for “the designated ugly, fat friend.” “The Duff,” directed by Ari Sandel, is
MANILA, Philippines–As about a hundred parents and guardians found spots on the mat-covered floor of Montgomery Place Clubhouse in New Manila, Quezon City, the air was filled with children’s chatter,
The demolition of heritage structures in the country is now becoming a “cultural epidemic,” with a number of important structures torn down despite the passage of the National Cultural Heritage
A photo of a gay couple holding hands on a train in Thailand went viral on social media on Saturday and drew various reactions from Filipino netizens ranging from hate to support for the pair.
Local children’s happiness index has hit a three-year low, with kids across all age groups and grades saying that last year was the worst since 2011.
I had just started commuting in Metro Manila when, like a bad dream, I found myself naked on the Light Rail Transit (LRT). It was a
There are journalists who drink not for pleasure after work, but rather from the frustrations of their job. In our case, drinking has become part of our
DALLAS— An outfit Vivien Leigh wore when she played Scarlett O’Hara in the 1939 film “Gone With the Wind” has fetched $137,000 at auction. Heritage Auctions offered the
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