Stripped to the “bare essentials” is how Chef Peter Ayson wants his steaks. And this is how he wants them served to his customers at The Strip Hollywood Steakhouse, which opened recently at the Edsa Shangri-la Plaza.
Suicides in Singapore hit an all-time high of 467 in 2012 as more young people bogged down by stress and relationship woes took their own lives, a charity group dealing with the problem said Friday.
The Little Singers of Monaco wowed the audience in their recent performance at the Far Eastern University Auditorium.
There’s nothing quite like it in the Philippines—a three-day music and arts festival headlining some of the most exciting local and international performers, along with progressive visual artists exhibiting their works, at an open-air venue in a majestic mountainside called Malasimbo, about 10 minutes’ drive from Puerto Galera in Oriental Mindoro.
Bayanihan, the national folk dance company of the Philippines, arrived recently from Istanbul, Turkey, after winning the Grand Prize, the Golden Bridge Award, in the 14th World Folklore Festival for the second time.
Susanito Sarnate and Roderick Tijing, two artists from Negros Occidental, present their latest artworks at Canvas Gallery and Garden in Quezon City, with “Duha.”
Long before Melanie Marquez, Mutya Crisostomo Laxa, Marilen Espino, Maricel Morales, Abbygale Arenas, Carla Gay Balingit, Gemma Gatdula, Rochelle Ong, Nicolette Henson, and even Charlene Gonzales, whose mother is a Pamintuan, and Evangeline Pascual (married to a Lapid), Kapampangans already claimed that their women were the fairest in the land.
National Artist for Theater Design Salvador “Badong” Bernal will be honored with a retrospective exhibition highlighting his various design projects in theater, ballet, opera and film.
We have Lisa Macuja-Elizalde to thank for her vigorous recognition of the wealth of Filipino dancers whose talents are oft seen in their adopted countries but sadly seldom seen here.
The Philippine Center of International Poets, Playwrights, Essayists, Novelists (PEN) will hold “For Love of the Word: Workshops on Teaching Philippine Literature in High School and College” on Aug. 12, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m, at the University Conference Hall, Capitol University, Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental.
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