By: Julianne Gabis After seven years since his last performance in Manila, the South African multi-awarded theater actor Jonathan Roxmouth picks up where he left off as he comes back to play as the Phantom in the longest-running Broadway show, Phantom of the Opera. (Photo taken by Julianne Gabis) Roxmouth announced his arrival in Manila... Continue Reading →
BY: CRYSALIE ANN MONTALBO Together with Philippine Press Institute (PPI), the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) ties up its partnership through signing of Memorandum of Agreement last February 18 held at the PPI Office in Intramuros, Manila. Under the supervision of Mr. Ariel Cervantes Sebellino, the Executive Director and Trustee of the PPI, we... Continue Reading →
Theresa Calatcat Let us be delighted with Jeremy Lenzo, Brooks Betts, Derek Sanders, Alex Garcia, and Jake Bundrick, collectively known as Mayday Parade, as they give us the night to rock our heads in Sky Hall Seaside Cebu on May 3 and New Frontier Theater (Formerly KIA Theater) in Cubao this May 5 as part... Continue Reading →
By: Crysalie Montalbo What an amusing day to witness that a star is really born this year and there's nothing else you can say. Lady Gaga shines the brightest in achieving these prestigious awards. She's the first woman in the history who won an award: Golden Globes, BAFTA, grammy and Oscars. Can you believe it?... Continue Reading →
By: Crysalie Montalbo What's up, weebs? Yes! Just kidding. This isn't a drill!! To those who fell in love with the culture of Japan, McDonald's is stepping up the game as they welcome you with their new Ebi Burger and the Teriyaki Samurai Burger that will surely slash your heart out with its good taste... Continue Reading →
By: John Eric Mendoza An anniversary rally was held at People Power Monument in Quezon City, Saturday, to commemorate the 33rd anniversary of EDSA People Power, a historic event in which millions of Filipinos toppled former dictator Ferdinand Marcos peacefully. Amid the alleged injustices and the undermining of democratic institutions under the current administration—its staunchest... Continue Reading →
By: Jeremiah Monreal Opening the history once again as the “die-hard” movement representing the Aquino’s gathered along EDSA. Its undying memories and the people behind and in front of the “peaceful revolution” stood on stage telling the importance of the People Power to the nation’s capacity to kick the dictator out of its luminous throne.... Continue Reading →
By: Franz Lewin Embudo The House of Representatives passed on second reading the House Bill 9023 which strengthens the charter of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) by declaring it as the National Polytechnic University (NPU) to continuously give quality yet affordable education to poor but deserving students. Photo source: https://www.google.com/search?q=pup+entrance&client=ms-android-xiaomi&prmd=imvn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjTpdr0mtfgAhUHv48KHXEXDf8Q_AUoAXoECA0QAQ#imgrc=Q2B1tUn_rqTQjM The HB 9023... Continue Reading →
Alliah Zain Delgado photo source: http://www.philippineconcerts.com/foreign/the-bloom-tour-troye-sivan-live-in-manila/#gallery/0/ Youtube vlogger turned Singer Troye Sivan will bring his music in the Philippines this May 1 at the Mall of Asia Arena. Troye shocked his fans after he posted teaser photos for his much awaited Bloom Tour in Asia containing the word “kumusta” in it making Filipino baby beans... Continue Reading →
Darwin Pesco President Rodrigo Duterte signed numerous laws before this month ends, which some were his priority bills. Here are the new laws to be implemented in the country: 1. National Integrated Cancer Control Act Cancer is a dangerous disease not just in the Philippines but globally. The new measure has a goal to lessen... Continue Reading →
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