Author: Terrence Reyes

Vietnamese flavors find a new way home with Sophia Ngo

Blending two cultures within Taft’s corners, Thao brings authentic and innovative Vietnamese cuisine to the table—ready to serve a taste of home.

Carrying more than life, midwives deliver hope

Offering prenatal guidance and post-delivery care, midwives build the bridge between the delivery room and the next chapter of families’ lives.

Through searing love, Leviticus rewrites scripture

Through shaded gaps between rigid laws and heavy silence, love shines through and endures every preacher who paints desire as sin.

Defying the gods and the box office with ‘The Odyssey’

Nolan weaves a timeless myth into a sprawling rumination on man’s defiance, charting a cataclysmic voyage through cinematic spectacle.

Rant and Rave: “Wuthering Heights” finds itself chained to the love of clichés

Emerald Fennell’s adaptation preaches hollow vulgarity, sacrificing Brontë’s soul at the altar of a fruitless retelling.

Writer’s Recap: Ambition and excellence blaze alight in UVMW 2026

Aspirations ascended in UVMV 2026 as Lasallians transformed faith, artistry, and service into a shared vision of excellence.

All-female tattoo studios retrace the scars of industry sexism

Amid the cold, rugged environments of traditional tattoo shops, women-led spaces are inking a sanctuary of empowerment and autonomy.

Rant and Rave: Everyone is invited to the cottage with Heated Rivalry

‘Heated Rivalry’ melts animosity into devotion–an undeniable game changer lacing queer passion into the hetero-dominated landscape of mainstream sports and television.

Carving spaces in concrete: the art of skaters’ tenacity in the metropolis

As the city’s avenues thrum with the hum of wheels on concrete, silhouettes glide in rhythm through the margins—empty lots, wide streets, nearby parks—turning overlooked patches into thrilling arenas. To many, skaters are a public nuisance and intrusion. But to those maneuvering the boards, skating is a ritual of expression, escape, and belonging—a way of […]

Writer’s Recap: A nation in motion at LSDC-Folk’s ‘Ulayaw’

Last October 25, the La Salle Dance Company-Folk (LSDC-Folk) rekindled the past with the long-awaited second run of their 12th-anniversary dance concert, Ulayaw, at the Teresa Yuchengco Auditorium. Deriving its meaning from the Filipino word for intimate conversations, the event’s title became a guiding light for the troupe as they channeled not just choreographic mastery, […]