
Call me crazy but neon is making a comeback
It may be an eyesore to others but it’s definitely the trend which will bleed out this year. I can’t explain why but I’ve been seeing neon a lot lately.
It may be an eyesore to others but it’s definitely the trend which will bleed out this year. I can’t explain why but I’ve been seeing neon a lot lately.
“Kusisita,” a work that seeks to raise awareness about violence against women and mobilize people to fight it, has been drawing large audiences in Bolivia, which has one of South America’s highest rates of femicides.
Nobel Prize-winning physicist Murray Gell-Mann dead at 89
Eight North Koreans left for Moscow to study at a prestigious film school. They never returned.
“Aladdin” apparently still has the old magic, as the new Disney film took in an estimated $86.1 million in the Friday-to-Sunday period in North America to lead all box-office offerings,
Life without refrigerators sometimes feels like ancient history. Having been an integral part of our lives, it is hard to imagine that more than a hundred years ago, people were
It was a night flowing with the seasons of love at Novotel Manila Araneta Center’s Curated Memories: A Wedding Story Gala Fashion Show featuring Philippine Weaves and Weddings by fashion
The controversial China-funded project to put up the Binondo-Intramuros Friendship Bridge, which may cause the delisting of San Agustin Church and other Philippine Baroque churches from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) World Heritage List, has been suspended pending the submission by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) of technical studies on the potential archeological and cultural risks of the construction, according to the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA).
E.H. Gombrich in “The Story of Art” appears to have made the dialectic between Christian representationalism and iconoclasm, noting the early Christians’ depiction through images of episodes from the Scriptures and the Iconoclastics’ revolt and their insistence on abstract symbols and patterns to depict the faith since they considered representation of sacred figures as idolatry.
Steaming giant Netflix has picked up Filipino-American author Erin Entrada Kelly’s novel “Hello, Universe” to be adapted into a live-action movie.
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