Flowers that carry the meaning of ‘Undas’
Flowers are a familiar sight during Undas, but each bloom carries its own meaning.
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Mourning goes digital
For a generation that has grown up online, remembering loved ones has also become something that happens through old photos, archived chats and digital…
JELLICLE FEVER
or Gen Z audiences raised on viral dance trends and visually stunning live experiences, Cats is a reminder that theatre mastered spectacle long before social…
The rare thrill of owning a signed first edition
Finding a rare copy signed by the author, produced in a limited run and designed to be treasured for years, is an entirely different experience.
Escape first, business later
From romantasy novels to science fiction and manga, Adrian Ramos’ personal bookshelf reveals how reading for pleasure is helping shape the future of the iconic…
Novels for your reading list
From gripping suspense and love stories to fantastical worlds and thought-provoking narratives, these upcoming titles offer something for every kind of book…
Filipino horror writers to keep you up at night
Filipino horror draws from folklore, urban legends and everyday fears, turning familiar places into settings for the uncanny. From haunted streets to…
Read your own book: Inside Manila’s silent reading community
RYOB offers a relaxed take on the traditional book club, bringing readers together through a simple idea: Everyone reads what they want.
Stories behind the ribbon
‘Healing Through Art,’ held on 19 to 20 October, provided patients and survivors with an avenue to express their experiences through creativity.
Lierge Perey, Gen Z’s beauty barometer
The beauty industry never runs out of the next big thing. But beyond the viral blushes and trending lipsticks, what makes a product worth keeping?
Migy Romulo’s style beyond the usual pace
Migy believes style is not about fitting into a certain image but about finding pieces that feel authentic and making them a natural part of who you are.
Pocket-sized beginnings make for lasting steps
Thoughtful design and Filipino craftsmanship can take every step further.
The book was better? Read these before watching
Some stories are worth experiencing twice: First through the words on a page, then through the performances, visuals and music that bring them to life on…
‘Nebrija en Filipinas’ exhibition opens at LPU
The ‘Nebrija en Filipinas: La importancia de ser gramático’ exhibition at the Lyceum of the Philippines University explores the legacy of Spanish grammarian…
LIST: Notable Jesuit Colleges and Universities in the U.S.
College is so much more than just picking a major or chasing a diploma. For many people, it is a transformative season to chase curiosities, anchor personal…
Generation that doesn’t quite fit
Were you born in the mid-1990s and feel like you do not completely belong to either Millennials or Gen Z? There is a reason for that.
Joe Requeza: The Filipino vision behind Rebecca Yarros’ dragons
Filipino illustrator brings his artistry to one of fantasy’s biggest worlds.
Pinoy author Caris Avendaño Cruz heads to Singapore Writers Festival
More than 300 writers, thinkers and storytellers will converge in Singapore this November as the Singapore Writers Festival returns with a packed program…
The big bad Filipino reader
Long before Jacqueline Ng discovered how seriously Filipinos take their fiction, she saw another side of the Philippines.
What ‘Eala Mania’ means for Philippine tennis
Eala did more than put Philippine tennis on the global map. She changed the Filipino sports psyche, reminding everybody that there is more to life than an…