It has been five years since tropical cyclone Yolanda hit Leyte leaving its people homeless and its lands ravaged. Many developments have since been put up but its residents are
On Apr. 22, 72-year-old Bernardino “Toto” Patigas was shot dead by two gunmen riding a motorcycle on his way home. It was sundown, at a public area (Escalante National High
Paris is teeming with culture and arts. Its structures, some dating back centuries ago are considered cultural treasures and valued for their beauty and the character they give to the
It’s a sad day for Philippine cinema as it loses one of its masters, director and production designer Cesar Hernando. Hernando, who was known for his production work for films
The P120-million electric-powered train, the first of its kind to be made in the country, began yesterday its operations, hitting the Alabang to Calamba, Laguna route of the Philippine National Railways
The famous walled city of Manila, which is already bursting with historical sites, has a new museum—and it’s built by the Intramuros Administration (IA) from the ruins of the San
The Filipinos’ love for milk tea will not be dying down soon, and that won’t be much of a surprise. Popping up in every corner in towns all over the
The Salcedo-based Japanese restaurant Ikomai is not only celebrated for their various kushikatsu offerings. Ever since they opened their doors to the public in 2017, the cookies they sell at Tochi,
With the drastic changes that have been happening in the environment—from the melting habitats of polar bears to hurricanes and floods—we cannot help but feel a certain type of loss.
In the Philippines, the tables in drinking sessions are bursting with colors. There’s always a variety of panulak, a Filipino slang for cocktails, and the pulutan a.k.a. the always-bursting-with-flavor snack
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