Exceptional Filipino heroic stories have been gathered, with over 1,300 entries submitted all over the country through online and on-ground submission. And now, Cobra Energy Drink invites the nation to take part in the decision-making by casting their votes on which they deem are the best and most inspiring Pinoy hero stories.
In the concrete jungle of New York City, where open sky can be hard to find, the latest luxury offering is a night under the stars— or, under twinkling city lights, at least.
Deep in India’s northeast, villagers use grass to sound-proof their huts from deafening rain, clouds are a familiar sight inside homes and a suitably rusted sign tells visitors they are in the “wettest place on earth.”
The recent death of her great-grandmother served to motivate newly crowned Mutya ng Pilipinas-Asia Pacific International Koreen Medina to clinch the coveted beauty title.
So it picks up nearly two decades later after their first parting in Vienna, two almost-lovers bound to where their desires will take them—or will be rerouted elsewhere.
Ballet Philippines’ concept for its 44th season waxes philosophical about the role of the arts in enlightening the public.
The fateful turns in our lives are sometimes abrupt and definitive. But other times, the turning points happen almost unnoticed over a period of time.
West meets East as the princely House of Liechtenstein of Austria showcases its collection of paintings and artworks at the National Museum of Singapore until Sept. 29.
Rene Cuvos dreams up storybook landscapes toned in bright candy hues and inhabited by strange and wonderful creatures.
Award-winning musician, cultural worker, and author Grace Nono will be at the Far Eastern University (FEU) on Aug. 7 for the launching of her new book “Song of the Babaylan: Living Voices, Medicines, Spiritualities of Philippine Ritualist-Oralist-Healers.”
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