By Celene Sakurako Before June, half-Filipino half-Nepalese bedroom R&B singer Jason Dhakal was just another teen boy dreaming to get out of his hometown Oman. His dream destination, his motherland:
Ang Pag-uusig,” Tanghalang Pilipino’s production of a new translation (by Jerry Respeto) of “The Crucible,” Arthur Miller’s classic play about socio-political paranoia, grabbed 13 citations to take the lead
Jericho Rosales hardly needs an introduction. But here we are getting to know him once more, this time as he talks about his passion for biking. What started out as
IRVINE, Calif. (AP) — Modern art rarely seen by the public will be displayed at the University of California, Irvine, after a collector donated more than 3,000 paintings and sculptures
By Celene Sakurako Working in the arts is not just all fun and games. Artists make art, not just to make art. Art to many, is more than just a
JERUSALEM — A beehive-like structure built deep underground in Jerusalem is providing an innovative solution for the holy city’s chronic shortage of burial space for the dead.
The Garden at The Manor was converted into a Winter Wonderland of lights complete with life-size penguins on an elevated “pond” dancing alongside giant Christmas trees.
New York City has its grand iconic public library. Denmark houses its “Royal Library” called The Black Diamond and Taipei, its “Green Library” in Beitou. Now, China just opened its own eyegasmic home
If you’ve been following us for a while, you may have noticed that we’re quite fascinated with different Japanese lifestyle concepts. Today, we’re going to talk about the concept of
Did you ever do laundry one day only to take out your clothes from the dryer and realize that your favorite sweater is now half its original size? Yup, the
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