Singapore’s newest destination is a memorably shaped, three-story, 6,000-sq m building designed by Israel-born architect Moshe Safdie located in Marina Bay Sands. There is still a friendly debate on whether
Unknown to many, Dr. Jose Rizal celebrated his 25th birthday with a Lutheran minister, Karl Ulmer, and his family on June 19, 1886, in Wilhelmsfeld, an idyllic and quaint suburban
Of all the stories about the Philippine National Hero Jose Rizal, it seems that very little importance is given to the time he spent exiled in Dapitan. If that were
In today’s world of specialization, when one knows more and more of less and less, the fusion of two or more callings is a less-attractive task people would indulge in.
Bringing the enduringly popular superhero from comic books to the big screen for the first time, Warner Bros.’ “Green Lantern” stars Ryan Reynolds in the title role, under the direction
Every time I end my one-woman dance-theater show, I, this solitary figure, stand upstage held up by loop of thin rope. Slowly I am hoisted, usually with the set as
The Philippines has joined the Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space 2011, an international theater festival considered the largest scenography event in the world. The quadrennial exhibits a variety
Now on its seventh year, Virgin Labfest, a festival that focuses on staging new plays, is breaking tradition. Instead of presenting four sets of trilogies, it will present only three
Here comes again that boy who didn’t want to grow up—Peter Pan—darker and more rebellious this time, backed up by an imported, hi-tech flying machine which threatens to sweep through
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