A bit of ‘Kagatan,’ a fair for vinyl record aficionados
“Kagatan,” a regularly staged fair at Ali Mall in Cubao, Quezon City, offers a gathering place for collectors and sellers of vinyl records.
December 1, 2018
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“Kagatan,” a regularly staged fair at Ali Mall in Cubao, Quezon City, offers a gathering place for collectors and sellers of vinyl records.
Everyone deserves a second chance, especially those who had sinned against us.This was the lesson from the story of veteran theater actress and singer Pinky Marquez to some 100 street children who joined the special session of Inquirer Read-Along for the Christmas season on Saturday.
Healthy eating not only nourishes one’s well-being, but also protects and conserves the environment.
A man from California got a second chance at a normal life after recovering from a successful face transplant surgery early this year. Cameron Underwood, of Yuba City, California, flew
A woman from New Zealand surprised internet users when she listed her husband’s “hopes and dreams” on an auction site. The posting was uploaded on the site TradeMe with the
Art Acuña, Pinky Amador, Topper Fabregas lead the cast of Atlantis Theatrical Entertainment Group’s production of “Angels in America: Millennium Approaches”—part 1 of American playwright Tony Kushner’s award-winning play on AIDS and homosexuality.
The Ateneo de Manila Blue Eagles are set to defend their University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) men’s basketball crown against the University of the Philippines (UP) Fighting Maroons 3 p.m. today at the Mall of Asia Arena, in the finals that’s being dubbed “Battle of Katipunan.”
It may seem that it’s only the first time for the Ateneo Blue Eagles and the University of the Philippines (UP) Fighting Maroons to fight it out for the championship in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 81 basketball finals.
Tagu-taguan: Nasaan ang Buwan,” the Philippine Educational Theater Association’s (Peta) modern take on the stories of Lola Basyang, may have been filling the seats with young audience, but older viewers can enjoy the romp too while dissecting its inner layers of meaning.
In Dulaang Filipino’s “Alyas July,” which had a four-day run this week at College of St. Benilde-School of Design and Arts Black Box, playwright Eljay Castro Deldoc turned the scheming politicos of Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” into scheming company members of a college theater troupe trying to get through a technical dress rehearsal of “Julius Caesar.”
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