Motorcycle taxis navigate their way to fit in the streets of the metro, echoing the commuter’s plea for comprehensive accessibility of local modes of transport.
Author: Clarisse Bernal
As the City of Manila boasts numerous cultural sites, the fortune teller of Ermita is a living icon and carrier of the heritage of Filipino lore.
Graphika Manila 2024 remains true to its promise—a creative recharge that revels in the pursuit of art.
Japan’s godfather of animation returns with a peculiar story of a young knightly boy, a mother longing for acceptance, and a taunting Grey Heron.
Ten queens made their countries proud as they strutted down the stage in exquisite regalia created by their best local designers.
Lone BAGCED presidential candidate Miggy Agcolicol under Tapat eyes for more opportunities and equal representation within and outside his college.
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The image of the angry woman is vivid: ferocious eyebrows, a scathing tongue, and eyes ablaze with fire as she vets out whoever has wronged her. Perhaps she’s discovered her husband with a mistress, laying waste to the homewrecker in her bed. That is the familiar woman in local and international media alike. However, this…
From the flawed immigration system to our passport’s minuscule power, it is no secret that Filipinos face difficulties in applying for any type of visa.
It is impossible to discuss Kyoufu manga, or Japanese horror comics, without mentioning the name Junji Ito. Known for his grotesque art style and supernatural themes, Ito is celebrated as one of the most skilled horror artists from Japan. Ito made a name for himself through his printed comics and book anthologies where his horrifying…