By: John Eric Mendoza Few months from now, thousands of graduating college students would be part of the workforce. Their being in the job market came the tighter competition. Most fresh graduates are ought to grab the first job opportunity they could find, despite not being related to their course. Not without precaution, the Department... Continue Reading →
Disney sends some grim love with first Frozen II trailer
By: Julianne Gabis The teaser trailer for the second full-length movie of the Frozen franchise drops a day before Valentine’s and it is beyond intense with no jolly musicality in sight. (Photo from Forbes) The two-minute trailer is an eerily wordless collection of scenes that show our favorite characters facing different unclear obstacles, unforgiving when... Continue Reading →
A Guardian at the Nine-Nine: Lin-Manuel Miranda to guest star on Brooklyn 99’
By: Julianne Gabis Twitter blew up again on Tuesday, February 12, when Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Melissa Fumero, who plays Amy Santiago, officially announces the much requested and much awaited guesting of Hamilton star and superfan Lin-Manuel Miranda in the show. “It’s happening Nine Niners. It’s finally happening!!!” said Fumero in a tweet. Miranda then responded... Continue Reading →
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: Part 2 is coming, witch!
By: Raizza Dauz The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is coming back and it will be as spooky as ever! Mark your diaries in sharpie, witches! It is revealed that CAOS is gonna be back on April 5th! A dark, coming-of-age story full of horror, occult, and of course, witchcraft, Netflix just dropped the first glimpse... Continue Reading →
University Art Hop Part 1: Love, arts, and Philippine society
Photos & Words By: Brian Jules Campued Love is indeed in the air as the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) community celebrates not only the Valentine’s but also the National Arts Month. There’s no denying that PUPians are very talented individuals—jacks of all trades, masters of different things. That’s why in celebration of the... Continue Reading →
“Eto Na! Musikal nAPO!” reruns this February
By: Brian Jules Campued It seems like musical enthusiasts are still craving for another trip down memory lane as the timeless, more like immortal, music of the Apo Hiking Society fused with a compelling narrative in the life of three people in the 70s is back again due to insistent popular demand. “Eto Na! Musikal... Continue Reading →
The iron throne is waiting
By: Anthony Andres As the winter comes, the cast and production of Game of Thrones are ready to present the final season of the hit HBO TV series. Fans all over the world are excited to watch the extravagant series which tells the story of each powerful leader of the different houses who fight to... Continue Reading →
February is National Arts Month!
By: Brian Jules Campued While the most famous and celebrated occasion every February is Valentine’s Day, we must also extend and spread our love for the arts because this month is also the National Arts Month (NAM)! With the spearheading of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) and the raving support of... Continue Reading →
Let’s save democracy: Educate the young voters
By: Darwin Pesco It’s not only ridiculous but heartbreaking. Recently, an interview by Rappler shows that some of the Filipino voters are not serious enough for picking the people to public office. They are only after a person’s image and publicity. When asked why they will vote a certain senator accused of plunder, the two... Continue Reading →
Of Art Appreciation and Derogation: Artists in the Era of Disrespectful Pinoys
By: Brian Jules L. Campued Welcome to the country where art is devalued into unjust rates and worse, paid with simple shout outs. Art might look like a pastime to some people but to the artists themselves, it is their bread and butter—a craft that took years to hone and definitely took their blood, sweat,... Continue Reading →
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