You’ve got the groove, sir!” the hip-hop dancer-teacher told retail scion Donnie V. Tantoco. Make that “Sir,” as Tantoco was recently conferred a Knight of the Holy Sepulchre, the Roman Catholic order of knighthood.
“IT IS the marriage of the finer things in life—hip-hop and art.” This was the description by Toni Potenciano and Gisella Velasco of their brand, Fly Art.
A weeklong fiesta of romantic serenades, hip-hop, ballet, chamber music, world-class singers, themed dinners, historical tours and shopping awaits the global leaders and delegates attending the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) leaders’ summit and related events being held here next week.
AS THE 40 dancers, all clad in black, struck their final pose onstage—hands up in the air, fiercely forming their signature “A” sign—the audience gave
Hip-hop is everywhere, from the rhymes on the streets to the beats in our headsets. As one of the most hybrid music genres, hip-hop songs
The US Embassy in Manila presents free performances of hip-hop group Dangerflow visiting from Miami, Florida. Dangerflow’s visit to the Philippines is courtesy of the American Music Abroad Program of the US Department of State.
Hip-hop dancers often move with intense feelings, but Nicole Go Thorp of Ateneo de Manila University is a breath of fresh air. She may have
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