Are we ready for the Third Golden Age of Philippine Movies?
Time for an honest appraisal. Let’s pause from all this jingoism, put things in their proper places, and call a spade a spade. This: Can the new crop of Filipino
October 31, 2011
Time for an honest appraisal. Let’s pause from all this jingoism, put things in their proper places, and call a spade a spade. This: Can the new crop of Filipino
Theater artists and peers paid tribute to National Artist for Theater and Design Salvador “Badong” Bernal who died Oct. 26 at age 66. The Philippine Theater Actors Guild said it
Something was amiss when during the formal opening of the 14th edition of the Singapore Writers Festival last Oct. 21, the proceedings started on the dot at 6 p.m., but
The only Pontifical university in Asia recently got a share of the spotlight in the City of Lights, as the University of Santo Tomas of Manila brought with it the
In Fabian de la Rosa’s “Homeward Bound,” a farmer astride his carabao trudges along a lane framed by lush, soaring bamboo from either side forming a cathedral-like dome. In Fernando
All great love stories, says Nicholas Sparks, have to end in tragedy. “By definition, they have to,” explains Sparks. “Because if there’s no great love in the first place, you
The National Music Competitions for Young Artists (Namcya) announces the finalists of this year’s competition, with the theme “Musika at Sayaw, Dangal ng Lahi.” The competition is supported by the
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