It is hard to believe that in a span of three weekends last October, prima ballerina Lisa Macuja-Elizalde bade farewell to three of her favorite roles: Kitri in “Don Quixote,” Giselle and Carmen.
As we sadly bade adieu to Candice Adea, perhaps the most decorated Filipina ballet dancer to date, garnering all colors of medals in international competitions, the bittersweet reality is that she now finds herself in a “better place.” She has accepted the invitation of the Hong Kong Ballet as soloist, making her debut as company member on Nov. 2 in Balanchine’s “Theme and Variations.”
In his “Remembering Ahanagran: A History of Stories,” historian Richard White wrote: “History forges weapons from what memory has suppressed or forgotten.”
At the 2012 Singapore Writers Festival (SWF), politics and business, sex and violence, wrestling and the prize Pulitzer do mix.
Act of Congress (AOC), an American acoustic band, wowed Manila’s band enthusiasts when it recently performed in Metro Manila and Bulacan.
A giant tree lit up the sky Friday night, adding to the glitter that Filipinos have come to associate with the Christmas season.
This Christmas season when we tend to share in our most fabulous and grandest gesture we could think of for our loved ones, what could we possibly give them that they would definitely never have enough of? There’s love, and of course, chocolates.
AHA Chef Instructor Joey Carpo shows how to cook and prepare Fish tacos with garlic-cumin yogurt sauce .
Luxe exuals splurge. These days, prestigious launches of luxury services and products have evolved into extravagant celebrations and unforgettable parties. It’s all about making a statement.
Of five oceanographers based in the Philippines, Laura David became the first Filipino in that field, and earned The Outstanding Women in the Nation’s Service (TOWNS) award in 2010 for her studies.
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