Three years ago, model-actor Rafael Rosell found himself in a light-bulb moment after catching a wave in a hidden surf spot in Zambales. As the sun cast a golden-orange haze, he was suddenly immersed in some intangible energy. The awareness of his environment, including his body, melted away.
The ’90s Spice Girl buzzword, “girl power,” might just go from being a mere slogan thrown around by young women to becoming a battle cry of sorts for a better Philippines in the 21st century.
There are several often-used terms in the paranormal and occult fields which I wish were never invented, because they tend to confuse rather than clarify.
Giving and sharing are two of the most enriching practices one can adopt in life. So allow me to share what I have learned and discovered.
Half-ton fighting bulls knocked over thrill-seekers Monday in a fast, adrenaline-charged chase that left four injured during Spain’s San Fermin festival.
Expect fireworks in this year’s Cinemalaya. For one, there’s the much-anticipated indie-cinema debut of Vilma Santos via Jeffrey Jeturian’s “Ekstra,” in which the veteran performer, perhaps the most commercially and critically successful Filipino actress of all time, deglamorizes herself to play—what else?—a movie bit actor.
Now that horror and the creatures arising from that genre are all the rage, it’s a good opportunity to sift through the growing pile of available material and take note of the best books of the group.
Emerging from limestone with milky alabaster-hued faces and portions of their bare torsos in passionate poses, Maria Magdamit’s sculptures are hot!
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