Arts & Culture

In the southern part of the island of Oahu here, Filipino-American children aged five to 17 started parading amidst the rain when the clock struck 10 a.m. The girls were…

Every summer time, people tends to go to cold weather places like Baguio, or to places where beaches are around like Boracay and Palawan. But do you know that there…

It’s almost 2 years since BTS, the most famous South Korean group, announced their hiatus to give way to their country’s mandatory military service. But as they say, APOBANGPO (Army…

It’s Holy Week, and being one of the countries that have the most number of Catholics and Christians, a large number of people flock to the churches. Holy Week holidays…

March is considered to be one of the most special month for women, it is because it is celebrated as the International Women’s Month. Today’s feature is mostly about particular…

This exhibition is the first outcome in the Philippines of the National Museum of Korea’s Overseas Korean Galleries Support Program. In this light, the exhibition takes a new approach to…

History, it smells like home to me. Last December, I tried one of my long overdue goal, to watch a movie alone. It’s no secret that everyone is so curious…

Celebrating its 56th year, the Shell National Students Art Competition (NSAC) witnessed an extraordinary showcase of Filipino talent with over 2,900 entries interpreting the theme “Galíng Pinoy, Galing Pinoy.” Young…

Among the many noteworthy films shown during the 49th Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF), “Mallari” stood out as a noteworthy masterpiece. This event marked a turning point for Philippine filmmaking.Starring…

Pangasinan, renowned for bagoong, patis, and salt, is now set to showcase its diverse artisanal talents on the international stage. Governor Ramon V. Guico III believes in transcending the province…