Hope is not all lost for our beloved historical edifices in the metro, as The Heritage Collective makes it their sacred duty to fight for our cultural legacy
Author: Matthew Gan
From the babaylans to the Tedurays, our indigenous ancestors believed gender expression cannot be simply boxed within biological conditions.
There is much passion and precision that goes into the act of creating eye-catching pieces—more so if it involves catching one’s appetite, such as in fake food art.
The tempests of ardor
Love takes on many forms; it can be soft and shy to the touch, but much like a tempest, it can be violent and raw. Here, you will find the many faces of love.
A click of the camera, a snap of the shutter; the photographers of Luneta Park capture irreplaceable moments at the heart of Manila.
Although operating a trolley may be dangerous to both operator and commuter, this improvised transportation fills the inefficiency gaps in the current system.
Many Boholano asinderos have called for support in bringing the smokey yet earthy asín tibuok to mainstream consumers.
Corporate giants greedily reclaim land and sea to build mega infrastructures, causing the fisherfolks’ loss of livelihood and homes.
While Wikipedia’s online library is extensive, traces of disinformation can still be seen; this is where Wikipedia volunteers step in to save the day.
Ancestral homes play a vital role in exploring Philippine history as its walls are embodiments of the time that once was.