In a feast for the senses, The Peninsula Manila celebrates its 47th anniversary with visionaries of Filipino music and a groundbreaking NFT Art Exhibit. Since the 1970s, The
The country continues to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, and no other sector of society has carried this burden more than the health-care system, led by medical front-liners who put their
Dingdong Dantes and wife Marian Rivera made eating fruits more enjoyable for daughter Zia with the help of a Ryan Cayabyab song.
Maestro Ryan Cayabyab’s legacy goes beyond his long list of iconic compositions. The Philippines’ National Artist for Music takes pride of his dearest achievements – his very own bloodline, his
Lettuce, carrots and cabbage freshly harvested in Tublai, Benguet, are fending off hunger among the poor of Manila’s Sta. Ana, Quiapo and Sta. Cruz districts. The vegetables are also
“The Kundiman Party” is back as a protest play because, as director Dexter Santos said, “someone has to do it.”
I saw the ad for “Ryan Ryan Musikwentuhan” only a week before the show. And I thought: This one I want to see.
Ryan Cayabyab is the newest Philippine National Artist for Music, cited for his compositions that “reflect a perspective of music that extols the exuberance of life and human happiness.”
A number of Elements alumni and mentors are coming together to perform at the “Elements Music Camp: The Reunion Concert” on July 21 at the University Theater, UP Diliman, Quezon City.
She tried quitting ‘Ang Larawan’ twice—but decided to stay on, and triumphed
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