Like any other kid penning their coming-of-age story in the early 2000s, content creator Gigi Esguerra loved playdates borne out of makeshift materials. “I would put my feet inside pillowcases,
The nine-to-five ideals lie forgotten somewhere in our parents’ past, found in the same junkyard as handwritten letters and Yellow pages. Whether fresh out of graduation or stepping out of
Traditional courtship may be ancient history, but people today are changing it up. It isn’t through long walks on the beach, a soulful rendition of “Harana,” or even Tinder for
Beyond its dynamic history of show tunes, ’80s power anthems and all that jazz, queer music continues to evolve through the young folks next in line. While Western LGBTQ+ artists
I met funk band Flu where I meet my friends this quarantine: Zoom. Feeling like a fly on the wall in their own friend group, the first thing I thought
On the southernmost edge of the country, Unlabeled Collective is bringing a new wave of artistry. But out of Davao’s emerging underground community, the collective—comprised of a hodgepodge of a
Trigger warning: The online exhibition contains mentions of child abuse and EJK. A children’s birthday party springs up several memories attached to it: indulging on sugar, bubblegum pop, sentimentality and
As with any developed area, the street art of Metro Cebu pervades its corners and finds its way to main roads. Cebu is labeled the oldest city in the Philippines,
More often than not, any syllabus to a literature introductory class will have a chunk of the subject dealing with the masters, the canon, the so-called classics. As a literature
If Kawit, Cavite wasn’t included in your field trip itinerary, was it even one? Apart from history books and educational film viewings, we owe our early awareness of Philippine history
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