Dr. Jose Rizal, Lope K. Santos, Francisco Baltazar, Jose Corazon de Jesus, Marcelo H. Del Pilar—these iconic authors are some of the pioneers of Filipino literature. They’ve given us numerous
So you’ve decided to be a full-fledged storyteller and learn the (hella twisted, often frightful) ropes of writing? The potential next best step is getting a mentor. Aside from helping
UP Theater Magsaysay Ave., Diliman, Quezon City The University of the Philippines’ Theater is home to the performing arts organization Dulaang UP, founded by the late Tony Mabesa, who was
Areté, Ateneo de Manila’s creativity and innovation hub, will be having its annual Christmas concert entitled “The Second Noel” on Dec. 11, Wednesday, which will feature performances by the ABS-CBN
The program for “If He Doesn’t See Your Face” describes the play as a product of a “Sisyphean-like struggle” to interpret Suzue Toshiro’s original text.
If the only association you have with spoken word is hugot, heartbreak, and the incomparably brilliant Juan Miguel Severo of Words Anonymous—you’re not alone.
How long can a couple’s marriage last if they can’t talk to each other? If one partner keeps repeating the error of his ways, should his long-suffering wife keep forgiving and taking him back? How can reconciliation happen if communication does not even exist?
When we think French cooking, what comes to mind immediately are its prestigious culinary schools—well, that is after the 2007 animated movie Ratatouille really. There is a popular—nay, pervasive—belief among the
This week saw the whirlpool of events that transpired in Areté, the creative hub of Ateneo de Manila University, which began when a photo made rounds online showing Irene Marcos-Araneta—the
One of the many things that have surely captured the hearts of Filipino netizens in the past is seeing our favorite fast food mascot doing very unmascot-like things such as:
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