Once an insular and populist festival, Bacolod’s MassKara has been taking a shot at being a celebration of national interest, amplified by the presence of Manila’s social set.
It’s a series of videos that gained traction on TikTok last month: a Filipino guide touring a visitor from Australia around Makati, chronicling some very strange realities, including the
The weather seemed perfect in the late afternoon. The sunlight fell across the steep white staircase that led down a verdant backyard, a small old swimming pool transformed into
“In the silence of my design space, I create and push fashion boundaries and aim for respect from my peers, from the fashion industry.” —Ivarluski Aseron Emotions ran
. . “Pinaputok at Binalot na Isda” ((Photo © Rezel Kealoha, reprinted with permission from “We Cook Filipino” by Jacqueline Chio-Lauri, Tuttle Publishing). . . . Filipino food’s reputation as
“Some people will judge you for changing. Others will celebrate you for growing. Choose your circle carefully.” —Jay Shetty When one selflessly gives to others, one often finds
Mean Girls” (2004), “Cinderella Story” (2004) and “High School Musical” (2006) have something in common: The villain is a blonde girl wearing pink. It is challenging to think of
In studying correlations between drinking age and media use, Dr. Michael Rich, also known as the “mediatrician,” theorized that kids who spent more time using media would start drinking earlier.
In a warm welcome to the esteemed guests and dignitaries, the Embassy of Egypt in Manila introduced “My Egypt” on the occasion of Egypt’s National Day on July 23
By its sheer size and massive weight, “San Sebastián Basilica: Ironclad Faith” (2023; 312 pages) is a book that seems to have been 132 years in the making. Published by
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