Mara San Pedro, a Filipina student at the University of the Arts London-London College of Fashion, used traditional Filipino fabrics and the influence of her native culture to create
Maybe it was the harana music that filled the air that balmy Tuesday night. Maybe it was the rounds of bubbly during cocktail hour. Or maybe it was just our
Michael Leyva found purpose when he set out to work on “Isang Pilipinas,” the third sartorial showcase last Tuesday in the “Goldenberg Fashion Series” launched earlier this year. Inspired by
I had never seen such clear, blue skies. I heard the water stays warm even in winter. But I really wouldn’t know. The most I’d felt of the Indian
The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), through its Intertextual Division in partnership with the Philippine Board on Books for Young People (PBBY), celebrates National Children’s Book Day (NCBD)
PARIS—Milan Kundera, the renowned but reclusive author whose dissident writings transformed him into an exiled satirist of totalitarianism and explorer of identity and the human condition, has died in
The elevator doors opened to a melange of art, overlaying the stretch of white on either side of the hallway from floor to ceiling and end to end with
With mixed emotions, Javier Galvan bid farewell to his girlfriend who was returning to Algeria from the Madrid airport. To some people, letting go can be liberating while to
I’ve had tea to go with sweet snacks and sandwiches. But paired with a whole meal? I don’t think I’ve ever had that luxury—until I got an invitation from
I have always been a fan of Robby Goco’s food. My enjoyment of his creations dates back 20 years. I still vividly remember his Thanh Long-inspired rendition of crabs
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