As we thought our country couldn’t take a break, a miracle from above occurred. PCOO Assistant Secretary Mocha Uson announced her resignation during today’s senate hearing. While the Senate was
The Riding in Tandem Ordinance in Mandaluyong has always been weird, complicated and lacks knowledge of gender theory. And this afternoon, an Angkas driver and his passenger became the living
Call out and “cancelledt” culture is a double-edged sword. It can get toxic real fast by making the act of calling out less about education and more about asserting self-righteousness.
“The Internet is for porn,” as the song from the Broadway musical Avenue Q goes. But that song might be irrelevant in the Philippines real soon. Senators Vicente “Tito” Sotto III and
When I think of Imee Marcos, I always remember the 21-year-old student-activist Archimedes Trajano. He was a student of Mapúa Institute of Technology. Archimedes—or “Archie” as he was known to
A lot of stupid stunts, tricks, and stunts become famous. How come? Because it’s humorous, heartwarming, informative, or generally enough for us to reward with our attention. A funny cute
The jig is up: The Marcos family is finding its way back to Malacañang Palace. And no, it’s not just the possibility of Bongbong Marcos running for president anymore. Ilocos
Kian Loyd Delos Santos lived a simple life—at least that’s what his friends told me when I asked them about him a year ago. A Grade 11 student, he never
We list five films that challenge the misogynistic gaze in filmmaking With Hollywood dominated by male directors and actors, the concept of the male gaze remains very much alive. According
It was San Beda University’s student council that made the ball rolling, coming out with a letter supporting the SOGIE bill that although passed on final reading at the House
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