AIZA Seguerra surprised the arts and culture community by attending last Wednesday the sectoral consultation set by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts to formulate the “arts and culture agenda” (the phrase used in the NCCA invitation) for the next six years covering the term of President-elect Rodrigo Duterte.
On May 23, 2017, a band of rebels called the Maute group, invaded the city of Marawi, Lanao del Sur....
FREDERICK PERALTA There’s a rule on how to wear the barong properly, and from a designer’s point of view,...
INQUIRER Lifestyle flew to Davao City last weekend to observe its nightlife and how people have adapted to the liquor ban after midnight imposed by the local government since 2001.
I thought I heard it wrong, but there was no one else there, trying to get past the makeshift barricade at the foot of the Edsa People Power Monument, just behind one side of the stage at last Wednesday’s rally.
Now that we know who the new President is—and who the people with and behind him are—Lifestyle gets to the more pressing and pleasant matter at hand. Friends have been bugging me to answer: Why did Conrad Onglao and Zsa Zsa Padilla split up? Are they really off?
RECENTLY we sat as juror at the Davao Culinary Cup, organized by the Les Toque Blanches (LTB) and Pastry Alliance of the Philippines. It was part of the World Food Expo.
IT’S been all over the news: Presumptive President-elect Rodrigo Duterte has Buerger’s disease. Thanks to its catchy name, now everyone seems to be talking about it.
Manila is becoming a global hub of classical guitar with international guitar icons and prizewinners gracing several well-received concerts in the last three years.
The beat goes on! My goodness! It is almost June. Half the year is gone. I must say it has...
