While the struggle with online classes has hardly left the table, wait till you hear what else is getting canceled: summer and holiday breaks, and even weekends aren’t safe. This
The Philippines is oddly tolerant of underage relationships. It’s so telling when our former age of consent was 12 years old. Recently, it was raised to 16 and yet it’s
Police are eyeing a new plan to locate quarantine violators: “Regularly monitoring” social media, according to Joint Task Force COVID Shield chief Police Lt. Gen. Guillermo Eleazar on Saturday, Sept.
Trigger warning: This article mentions suicide. You get it: No amount of online class-related TikToks can hide the fact that this school year isn’t for everyone. From inaccessible internet to
If movie genres were black holes, then I’ve been long lost in mystery (and by that, I mean the mystery genre). So, it wasn’t that surprising why I fled to
In defense of the Filipino dub and why we should still have it More often than not, a local kid’s first exposure to cartoons starts one Saturday morning, a TV
Constantly whipping out the Filipino resilience card is not only lazy but also more dangerous than we think “Basta Pinoy, kaya yan!” a talking head exclaims from a broken television
Every week, I hate something new about this pandemic. One of my top choices of the week would probably be the viral “COVID dance number.” Mark Herras raised me to
An old man was helplessly killed inside his home. A short premise, but you already know this doesn’t sound right. So why aren’t we talking about it as much as
We’ve said it before, but it still rings true: Art is always political. But in other cases, it can cross the line between good intention and plain glamorization. At its
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