MANDALUYONG CITY, PHILIPPINES—Reigning and former national and international beauty queens sashayed down the runway to promote Filipino heritage in a retrospective fashion show featuring stylized Filipiniana attires taking inspiration from
QUEZON CITY, PHILIPPINES — With 36 participants from different parts of the world, the Philippines has successfully mounted the 20th edition of the Manhunt International competition, its second hosting of
Rise up kids, Filipino-Japanese artist Ena Mori is taking pop music to a new level. This young singer-songwriter (also, one of our favorite style icons) is set to launch her
I am an optimist at heart, so I fervently pray this disruptive and deadly COVID-19 ceases to infect more victims, and that scientists finally develop a vaccine for mass distribution
This is in response to the article “What went wrong in Ballet Philippines” (Feb. 16). The author of the article, Ms Marge Enriquez, stated that the Russian Embassy supposedly was
In the recent months whenever I visit Gilda Cordero Fernando, I am reminded of that Zen proverb: “The quieter you become, the more you can hear.” Unlike, say, five or
It has been difficult falling asleep lately. The other night, tired of tossing and turning, I decided to browse the internet. I don’t usually scroll aimlessly. I thought of Netflix.
It is said that those born in February, the shortest month in the calendar, are kulang-kulang—that is, lacking in something to make one’s faculty functioning normally. Well, I may not
Julie Lluch is raging. Like the Dylan Thomas poem, “Do not go gentle into that good night,” the foremost Filipino sculptress still rages, four decades into her art. At the
“Orange turns red at Hermès.” In such few but powerfully vivid words, Pierre-Alexis Dumas, Hermès artistic director and the descendant of the family behind the French fashion house, summed up
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