The first Teatro Europa was held virtually last year at the onset of the pandemic, and the organizers are again holding the festival’s 2021 edition online. The full video performances
Bea Antonio, retail operations and training manager for L’Oreal Philippines and indoor cycling instructor for Ride Revolution, has been balancing both jobs while working from home. “I have been trying
Last week, we discussed how history seems to be repeating itself with a one-size-fits-all strategy of mass vaccination for COVID-19, just as the scientists and health officials attempted to do
On July 15, the University of the Philippines (UP) released the admission results for school year 2021-2022. For the 11,000 students who were accepted, it was a day of excitement
If you’ve been a big fan of anything growing up—or even now—you wouldn’t be new to the many things a group, show or book would release aside from its main
In a conservative country like the Philippines, talking about sex is sometimes seen as taboo. However, a youth-led organization called Amarela disregards this belief. Determined to make sexual and reproductive
“Sometimes you find yourself in the middle of nowhere and sometimes, in the middle of nowhere, you find yourself.”—Author unknown In life, sometimes the vacuum experience from a loss can
Triviño arranged their dinner in a simple table setting, complete with appetizers and wine. Their dogs also playfully stood next to them.
In the second episode of “Your Fave’s Fave,” we rave with TALA on anime and their immaculate characters
Sometimes, the people we like are oblivious to our existence. And before you crucify me for being sappy, here’s a clarification: I’m talking about literally fictional people. Making the cut
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