Get a taste of Tokyo’s internet music scene at “x-pol”
By Celene Sakurako Tonight, Oct. 28, at XX XX from 9pm onwards, two record labels, one local and one Japanese will come together for a cultural exchange brought by the
October 27, 2017
By Celene Sakurako Tonight, Oct. 28, at XX XX from 9pm onwards, two record labels, one local and one Japanese will come together for a cultural exchange brought by the
Tsianina Levounne Amberly Reese Heather Margaret Barcelona Mendoza. Imagine fitting that into your test paper, or your driver’s license. Tsianina is a senior high school student at the University of
There’s a growing fascination lately with items steeped in history and heritage. We see it in the popularity of local textiles, in the interest in our indigenous people’s practices. Now
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It’s always utterly fascinating to read about Philippine mythology. Our folklore is so rich that vampires and werewolves look real boring compared to terrifying monsters like the manananggal, tikbalang, tiyanak, and more. And there’s no better time to read some dark tales about them than this Halloween season.
However, as strange and sometimes scary these local supernatural beings, there may be some sides to them that we have yet to understand. These authors and tales explore Philippine folklore in a way that no one really has. From gentle kapres to diwatas cutting off their wings, here are four stories of Philippine folklore you can read to spice up your Halloweekend.
It’s always utterly fascinating to read about Philippine mythology. Our folklore is so rich that vampires and werewolves look real boring compared to terrifying monsters like the manananggal, tikbalang, tiyanak, and more. And there’s no better time to read some dark tales about them than this Halloween season.
However, as strange and sometimes scary these local supernatural beings, there may be some sides to them that we have yet to understand. These authors and tales explore Philippine folklore in a way that no one really has. From gentle kapres to diwatas cutting off their wings, here are four stories of Philippine folklore you can read to spice up your Halloweekend.
Savory-sweet snacks have been all the rage these days. From chocolate-covered potato chips to Nutella pizzas, this trendy mix of all kinds of flavors is making its way to various restaurants, and now, even our very own fast food chains. Jollibee is the latest place to release some new products that’s set to perk up anybody’s holiday season.
Love anything strawberry? You’re just in luck, because Jollibee just dropped two products today that you might just get obsessed with. The first is the Strawberry Tea Float, a tangy-sweet, strawberry-based tea topped with vanilla soft serve ice cream, best paired with regular fries or a Yumburger.
Cebu Pacific (CEB) and Cebgo are reminding all passengers to allot ample time to check-in, go through security and immigration checks, and process pre-departure requirements, to avoid long queues at the check-in and immigration counters.
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