Since mass gatherings and events are now prohibited in the time of COVID-19, people are turning into social media and the internet for live streaming services. This includes church services.
Clear blue skies, pristine waters, and powdery white sand seemingly much whiter as it appears reflecting the sun’s relentless beams. This has been the image of Boracay circulating on social
We’ll admit it: The start of 2020 has been plagued with bad news, and it’s just normal to crave some positive content every now and then. Luckily, it looks like
MAKATI CITY, PHILIPPINES—The Miss Universe Philippines pageant, the country’s newest national beauty contest, will now stage its inaugural coronation ceremonies on June 14, more than a month later than
The government has placed Metro Manila under community quarantine starting Mar. 15, Sunday. Stringent social distancing guidelines have also been recommended to curb the risks of more people contracting COVID-19.
Give our Philippine lit the spotlight it deserves The Supreme Court might disagree, but the Filipino subject is one of the last lungs of our national identity. What Tanggol Wika
Son Ye-jin sparkles in “Crash Landing on You (CLOY).” As the lead character, Yoon Se-ri, she exhibits qualities that other women hope to emulate given similar situations. Se-ri in Seoul
The works of Roald Dahl have always been Trojan Horses of sorts. They’re as silly and imaginative as children’s books can be, but they won’t hold back from chastising adults
Repertory Philippines’ (Rep) “all-Tagalog” cast for Nilo Cruz’s “Anna in the Tropics” sets this production apart from the company’s roster of plays. The familiar tisoy faces that audiences have come
The COVID-19 (new coronavirus) outbreak in Metro Manila this past week virtually crippled what had promised to be a bustling month for theater, with as many as 13 canceled productions
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