Congo plantation sprouts art center to help the poor
To fund the gallery, local artworks made of clay were scanned and reproduced out of chocolate, then sold.
May 1, 2017
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To fund the gallery, local artworks made of clay were scanned and reproduced out of chocolate, then sold.
As well as soft drinks, many cereals and other processed foods also have fructose-containing sugars.
New beauty queens were crowned Sunday night at the Bb Pilipinas 2017 pageant, giving fans a glimpse of the women who would be representing the country in different international beauty competitions this year.
For those who want to go camping but do not wish to rough it out, there is glamping.
The Iraq war may not sound like musical comedy, but an Off-Broadway revival is spinning intelligence failures and tragedy into a farce that offers potent messages for Donald Trump’s America.
The publishing coup of the year and perhaps of the years to come will take place on May 5 at Edsa Shangri-La when the University of Santo Tomas (UST) and
May is National Heritage Month, and the celebration couldn’t have come at a more appropriate time, considering that some heritage structures are under siege, from Manila to the Visayas. Many
Fr. Harold Rentoria, OSA, head of the Subcommission on Cultural Heritage of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts(NCCA), has expressed NCCA’s disappointment over the Supreme Court (SC) decision
Public Works Secretary Mark Villar has ordered a permanent stop to the public works at Puente de Gibanga in Sariaya, Quezon province, to save the Spanish-era Gibanga and Princesa bridges.
A new book on the fabled Manila Galleon Trade was launched in Hong Kong in February and in Manila recently by Penguin Books titled “The Silver Way: China, Spanish America
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