When the 2019 Bar Examination results took over the interwebs last week, so did messages of disbelief from those who made the cut. Like a reverse show-and-tell, some recalled their
Internet trolls exist for a number of reasons: to rile up users for those clicks and engagement, and for those folks with dark humor—as a really odd source of entertainment.
As discussions about the upcoming school year are underway, educational institutions around the country are looking for ways to carry out classes while minimizing the spread of the virus. With
Students refuse to be silent in our new normal. Although online classes and other clowneries are part of the pandemic blues, the youth still takes a stand. Their means are
Students in Metro Manila who were unable to go home to their families in the province during the enhanced community quarantine can sign up for the Department of Transportation’s (DOTr)
Before quarantine, nobody could go out without spotting (and maybe buying from) a Potato Corner stall—it was, in fact, literally nearly on every corner. Now that we’re all cooped up
With this quarantine keeping us cooped up in our homes, it’s no surprise that people have discovered and picked up a slew of brand new hobbies. The most common across
In 2019, The Test Kitchen’s comeback was one that many were clamoring for. Chef Josh Boutwood, who proved his culinary genius through The Test Kitchen’s first endeavor during 2017, decided
Broadcast network giant ABS-CBN went off air on May 6, Tuesday night, in accordance with the cease-and-desist order of the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) after its legislative franchise expired on
Reykjavik, Iceland — Birdsong now fills the air around Iceland’s outdoor swimming pools, closed for weeks because of the new coronavirus to the dismay of locals, for whom the popular
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