Ben&Ben turns Toyota sounds into a new kind of Filipino beat
Twin brothers Paolo Benjamin and Miguel Benjamin from Filipino indie folk-pop band Ben&Ben are bringing Filipino creativity to the regional…
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Mango Sago in a mooncake?
Red Lantern Solaire Resort brings a Filipino twist to a 3,000-year-old tradition.
From Kagoshima to Manila: Akune Gold Wagyu takes center stage at Yakumi
A two-day dining event at Solaire Resort Entertainment City traces Akune Gold A5 Wagyu from its Kagoshima origins to the carving board and…
Five reasons this Japanese grill belongs on your BGC dining list
From smoky yakitori to hearty grilled specialties, Nanbantei of Tokyo offers Japanese comfort food in a warm, laid-back setting — making it…
Generation coffee
Nowadays, coffee has zoomed way past the early morning cup of brew and straight into everyone’s go-to “let’s catch up” or “get me through…
More than just roast: Discovering the versatility of chicken, turkey and duck
With a dash of creativity, varied techniques and cross-cultural flavors, these everyday staples can be completely transformed. Sometimes,…
Daily Feng Shui Horoscope by Master Hanz Cua
Thursday (10 September 2026)
Nunelucio Alvarado and the people of the sugarlands
The workers of the Negros sugarlands stand at the center of Nunelucio M. Alvarado’s art. With their square shoulders, wide eyes and…
Imelda Cajipe-Endaya and the art of women’s resistance
For more than five decades, Imelda Cajipe-Endaya has made art from the materials and realities of Filipino life. Woven bamboo, crocheted…
Teodoro Hilado and the art of light
Light in the theater does more than make performers visible. It reveals emotion, directs attention, defines space, and deepens the story…
Alfredo S. Buenaventura and the Filipino voice in music
Across concert halls, churches, classrooms, and town plazas, Alfredo S. Buenaventura’s music has carried a distinctly Filipino voice.…
Nicanor Tiongson, champion of Philippine culture
Nicanor G. Tiongson has spent much of his life bringing Filipino culture—especially traditions overlooked by colonial education and…
Gregorio C. Brillantes, from Camiling to Andromeda
The fiction of Gregorio C. Brillantes moved between the familiar and the infinite. From the streets and quiet households of his native…
Armando ‘Bing’ Lao and stories found in life
For Armando “Bing” Lao, stories did not have to be imposed upon life; they could be discovered within it. By observing people, places and…
Patis Tesoro and the enduring fabric of Filipiniana
For Maria Beatriz “Patis” Fabella Pamintuan Tesoro, Filipiniana is not a costume confined to ceremonies or the past. It is a living…
Nonoy Froilan, a life in motion
For more than two decades, Rafael “Nonoy” Catalino Froilan commanded the stage as one of the country’s leading male ballet dancers. Through…
Gabriel Formoso, architect of a modernizing Philippines
Architecture, Gabriel “Gabby” Formoso once said, is more closely intertwined with society than any other art form. His buildings bear out…
Ten Filipinos named National Artists in largest batch yet, including first woman in visual arts
Ten distinguished Filipino cultural figures were declared National Artists upon the signing of Proclamation 1414 by President Ferdinand R.…