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At 8:08 a.m. Saturday, the Lunar New Year of the Fire Rooster begins.
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.
Some of us came into the 2016 elections feeling hopeful, passionate, excited, even scared. But we didn’t expect coming out...
Miss Universe Organization (MUO) president Paula Shugart on Monday quashed possibilities that President Rodrigo Duterte would sit as a judge in the international beauty tilt in Manila next month.
Stand-up comedy Pinoy style has been flourishing for quite a long time, gauging by the number of comedy bars and lounges that have sprouted around the metro.
Maybe, like me, others are wondering where the sense of urgency in Rodrigo Duterte’s camp is coming from, and why, since the very beginning of the campaign and with no apparent prodding, he has imposed on himself the improbable three-to-six-month deadline to curb crime and rid our society of drug-related problems, when he has six years to do the job. (It’s just too good to be true, says my husband, who likes to compare his promises to a Ponzi scheme, a pyramid scam.)
Life goes on for Agot Isidro, who, according to close friends, has been taking in stride all the brickbats that rabid supporters of President Duterte have thrown at her for daring to call him a “psychopath” in a Facebook post.
Before he goes to sleep, the country’s most powerful man calls his trusted aide Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go, officially the head of the Presidential Management Staff (PMS), to check his schedule the following day.
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.
