There is a certain satisfaction that comes with seeing your rivals under distress—but when applied in the political sphere, this feeling becomes more of a detriment to society.
Author: Summer Sanares
National Artist for Dance Agnes Locsin is more than a just Davaoeña danseuse; she is the embodiment of grit and persistence.
Demonic influences may manifest in different ways—the most dangerous of which is possession—but exorcists believe faith can always overpower evil.
From June 18 to 24, the Harlequin Theatre Guild (HTG) launched their annual DuLa Salle (DLS) production, Retablo: Dambana ng Masang Filipino, via AnimoSpace and Ticket2Me. Emblazoning the work of playwrights from The Writer’s Bloc, the project bore fruit into a five-play, three-set ensemble that told the story of everyday Filipinos. Retablo’s theme is predicated…
Being an avenue for dancers to express themselves in whatever poses they want, vogue is much more than just a dance.
At the heart of the Islamic calendar is the sacred month of Ramadan. Earnest prayers, a revived sense of gratitude, and gentle acts of kindness are all central to Muslims before the awaited break of fasting at Eid al-Fitr. “When the month of Ramadan starts, the gates of heaven are opened and the gates of…
The catchy tunes and lyrics that make up a campaign jingle are politicians’ technique to be memorable amid campaigns.
As the girlboss trend escapes social media, one questions if this is a new leap for feminism or a patriarchy-induced delusion.
Many freelance artists are unsatisfied with the lack of government support, and are asking for secured benefits and welfare protection.
While mending their bond, some families experience a difficult yet fulfilling process.