“HINDI NAKATAPOS pero NAKAPAG-PATAPOS” was how Ghel Martinez began her viral Facebook post as she shared her story about how she supported the education of her two younger siblings who graduated from college.
So if Daenerys goes full on Mad Queen on today’s episode, you know the word to use.
We are a generation of the immortal remake, and we have several things to look forward to, the new Lion King and Aladdin among them.
But market watchers will be closely following Jeff Koons’ “Rabbit,” which could set a new record for the American artist, whose previous best-selling work netted $58.4 million.
They use beets, chickpeas and coconut oil, among others, to make “burgers,” “sausages” and “steak.”
The Parish Church of Saint Matthias, Apostle, better known as the “Tumauini Church” in that town in Isabela, is one of the glories of Spanish-era architecture.
Los Cantantes de Manila, an emergent choral group that has twice won the Ani ng Dangal (Harvest of Honor) award of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) for winning major prizes in international choral competitions, mounted recently a well-received concert that was a fitting celebration of May as National Heritage Month.
This year marks the sesquicentennial of the birth of Emilio Aguinaldo, leader of the Philippine revolution in 1896 and president of Asia’s first democratic republic in 1898.
Artist Aileen Lanuza celebrates individuality and femininity in “Sanctuary of Singularity” at Galerie Stephanie.
Clarinetist Andrew Constantino delivered an exemplary graduation recital with his electrifying rendition of Copland’s seldom heard Clarinet Concerto at the University of Santo Tomas (UST) Museum of Arts and Sciences on May 7.
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