According to Nobel Prize founder Alfred Nobel, the award goes to “those who, during the preceding year, shall have conferred the greatest benefit to humankind” Though Alfred Nobel
In surreal canvases populated with instantly recognizable forms, Bjorn Calleja goes deeper into his work’s energy and the mantras behind it I once overheard a gallerist say that the
“An image exists but it doesn’t necessarily hold the same things as it did when you photographed them” In a world of fleeting images, Colin Dancel’s photography offers
As a mother of two, I’ve learned that what looks like “misbehavior” often isn’t. I wish I had known this earlier, especially when my kids spiral into chaos and I
Midlife crisis is blamed when people suddenly have career changes, romantic affairs or out-of-character decisions in their mid-30s up to 50s. People experience a slump in their lives when they
“Request sa Radyo” is truly unique in that it blurs the line between performance and reality Amid the thriving theater scene of late, one production is bent on shaking
From Victorian nightmares to modern terrors, which of these chilling horror films would you like to haunt your thoughts this Halloween? “The Wolfman” Rating: ✯✯✯ Oscar winner for Best Visual
Once a common fabric used for bed covers, skirts and kimonas, inabel weaving in the Ilocos region has been transformed into highly sought-after, even luxury, items through Al Modesto Valenciano’s
Gilopez Kabayao, the pioneering violinist and music missionary, has died. He was 94. The announcement made by the Kabayao family said, “After more than seven decades of sharing his music
Glorious operatic singing marked the culminating concert of “Progetto Puccini” (Puccini Project), thrilling the opera lovers who came in droves to the Metropolitan Manila Theater to watch recently. Participants of
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