Day x of pandemic, and the University of the Philippines vs. Malacañang saga slash UAAP rivalry continues to rage on. Remember that old adage “praise publicly, criticize privately”? Well, it’s
On Oct. 13, Duterte Youth’s Ducielle Marie Cardema (touted as a group repping the country’s younger crowd) took her oath as a newly-minted representative in Congress. But wait—are they even
It’s natural for newborn babies and mothers to be nearly inseparable, their bond strengthened each time the mother warmly embraces and nurtures the child herself. But Baby River was deprived
It’s natural for newborn babies and mothers to be nearly inseparable, their bond strengthened each time the mother warmly embraces and nurtures the child herself. But Baby River was deprived
“Akala nyo di ko nakikita. Tawa lang kayo. #kalmaAkoLangTo.” Ugh, color me cringe. Please don’t try to be in it with the youth
A Twitter thread by writer Marco Sumayao made rounds on the site early this week, which could be summed up in five words: AM radio, please step up. The series
The much-awaited—well, used to be—first day of class vibed differently this year. While many students have been knee-deep in virtual classes the past months, the rest of our schools officially
Admit it: You love beef. Whether the meat kind or the juicier online type, a lot of us are drawn to confrontation (particularly those that don’t involve us). There are
Warning: This article contains spoilers for the “Harry Potter” (including “The Cursed Child”) and “Star Wars” series Over the past week, a mysterious malady struck the internet. This led to
Twitter’s mood today is one big “STOP J.K. ROWLING” text to [insert literature gods’ mobile number here]. After Rowling’s recent transphobic tweets, fans of the “Harry Potter” franchise just want
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