The war in Mindanao, through the eyes of Jun de Leon
Photographer Jun de Leon calls her “my Madonna”: a portrait of a young refugee mother holding her baby in one of the evacuation camps in Cotabato,
April 19, 2015
Photographer Jun de Leon calls her “my Madonna”: a portrait of a young refugee mother holding her baby in one of the evacuation camps in Cotabato,
Not many Filipinos know about President Elpidio Quirino beyond his being the country’s sixth President, who presided over the postwar reconstruction of the Philippines after the Japanese occupation.
MATI CITY, Davao Oriental—With its pristine beaches, magnificent waterfalls and rich, exciting culture, Davao Oriental province in southeastern Philippines is a must-try for tourists. From end
ALESSANDRO Herbosa, popularly known as Renzo, rests his foot on a soccer ball as he tries to catch his breath while strenuously training for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
The apostolic visit of Pope Francis to the Philippines stirred up memories of our visit to the Holy Land on a Holy Week. I joined
The heat is on, and what better way to face the onslaught of summer than to go to the still undefeated (albeit now horribly congested) summer capital
Repertory Philippines’ second show for the year, the sexy comedy “Run for Your Wife,” is running at OnStage, Greenbelt 1, until May 3. The West End
30-strong stellar cast? Check. Powerhouse creative team? Check. ‘After this, wala na kaming career; wala nang musical,’ quips composer/lyricist Vince de Jesus
After NY, the acclaimed production begins previews on May 19 at Theatre Royal Haymarket in London’s West End
HATS OFF! Welcome to the world of twentysomethings, and the shaky transitions in your life. After 16 to 18 years of studying, you finally got your game face on to
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