Adaptive reuse is the word to remember at the Philippine School of Interior Design’s upcoming graduation exhibit “JUXTAPOSE.” Celebrating its 51st anniversary, the school will stage the interior design exhibit
Aug. 9 is recognized as the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples and the day honors indigenous communities as they fight for their right to protect their cultures and
What do you bring with you when you’re off to cover a war-torn city? You might’ve wondered about that if you’ve ever read the exploits of journalists who report on
With work arrangements having become more flexible over the past couple of years, all you really need is a laptop and decent wifi to get things done. But as easy
Last Jul. 30, a great Filipino writer died. To say that Carmen Guerrero Nakpil was unlike any writer is not only cliché but a gross understatement. Few others can lay
Let’s talk about the Badjaos. An IP (Indigenous People) group, the badjaos (also spelled as badjau or badyaw) are a seafaring nomadic tribe spread throughout Mindanao and some parts of
Would it still matter whether Kiki loved you if you get caught by the MMDA doing yet another stupid online fad? We don’t think so. The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority
To those living within the Makati area, you’re in luck: You can get free P2P bus rides within the city this week. To celebrate the opening of its main building,
Sondos Alqattan, a Kuwaiti influencer and makeup artist, is under fire for criticizing the recent OFW protection deal between Kuwait and the Philippines. Under the deal, Filipino maids are allowed
Have old bras that no longer fit? Before you chuck them out, try giving them to I Support the Girls – Manila. This new organization is collecting menstrual products and
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