Five years after Foster the People first performed in the Philippines, the American indie-pop band is returning for a concert on Jan. 26 at Kia Theatre, Araneta Center in Quezon City.
Those who spend 10 or more years doing sedentary work, have twice the risk of getting colon cancer.
A total 12.4 million Chinese, mostly in guided tour groups, came to Europe in 2017, according to the European Travel Commission.
If you’re determined to make 2018 the year you start a fitness plan then you might feel a mixture of motivation, but also uncertainty of where to start.
Just across the street from Elmer Borlongan’s childhood home on 9 de Febrero Street in Mandaluyong is the National Mental Hospital. When they were children, he and his playmates would
With the approach of the fateful month of February, the month of the destructive battle for Manila in 1945, a Facebook post raises the question: Could Manila have been spared
Filipino artists mourn the passing away of tenor Otoniel Gonzaga who died in a Vienna hospital last Jan. 14. He was 75. Tenor Arthur Espiritu said Gonzaga was a steady
A mythical utopia isolated from the outside world—the fictional Shangri-La promised to keep its inhabitants in a state of eternal suspended harmony. This January, the modern and contemporary art gallery
The book “Weaving Cultures: The Invention of Colonial Art and Culture in the Philippines, 1565-1850,” by Fr. Rene Javellana, SJ, chronicles the growth and advancement of the nation based on
The Philippine Center of the International PEN (Poets & Playwrights, Essayists, Novelists) will launch “The Thing with Feathers: My Book of Memories,” the newest nonfiction title from essayist-fictionist Cristina Pantoja
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