Sentro 1771: Where Filipino flavors meet modern flair
Sometimes, you might wonder, why dine at a Filipino restaurant when you can savor your mother’s home-cooked sinigang or tinola? Or, if cooking isn’t an option,…
Stephanie Mayo · · 4 min read
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Sometimes, you might wonder, why dine at a Filipino restaurant when you can savor your mother’s home-cooked sinigang or tinola? Or, if cooking isn’t an option,…
Stephanie Mayo · · 4 min read
Love of money is the root of all evil. This theme is prominent in two Filipino films screening at the ongoing QCinema Film Festival: Moneyslapper and Lost…
Stephanie Mayo · · 4 min read
QCinema which runs until 17 November, features some of the best foreign films in its lineup. Here’s a review of two Cannes winners: Anora and All We Imagine As…
Stephanie Mayo · · 4 min read
For its opening night on 8 November, QCinema showcased a set of four short films at the sterile, cold Gateway 2 Cineplex (honestly, the secluded, brightly lit…
Stephanie Mayo · · 4 min read
Of course, I’ll watch as many films as I can, but here are the top six that I’m prioritizing — ranked by personal anticipation.
Stephanie Mayo · · 4 min read
I remember in fifth grade at my Catholic school when our religion teacher discussed various religions, including the Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC). She wrote “TITHE”…
Stephanie Mayo · · 3 min read
The show tackles real teen issues like mental health and modern dating drama
Stephanie Mayo · · 2 min read
If Woodstock had 32 acts over the course of three days in 1969, Billboard PH crammed 33 artists into a six-hour concert. As expected, the chart-toppers were…
Stephanie Mayo · · 4 min read
When I asked why beauty is important for women, owner Kiyosa emphasized that the salon’s success is rooted in one simple philosophy: Self-love.
Stephanie Mayo · · 3 min read
Revisiting high school mandatory reading, Florante at Laura may seem daunting. However, experiencing it as a ballet, accompanied by the original musical…
Stephanie Mayo · · 3 min read