By: Rodney Artida Nine senatorial aspirants faced-off in the first edition of last Sunday HARAPAN 2019, a senatorial town hall debate sponsored by ABS-CBN and Manila Bulletin. The three-part special will scrutinize senatorial candidates’ platform and stand on current issues of the nation for the midterm elections in May 13. Among the issues that were... Continue Reading →
Rodney ArtidaIt is evident that train brings progress in a place where it is built. Each railway points us towards fast paced development and unprecedented change in our lifestyle. Historically, rail transport has been a key to social and economic progress of nations. Many economically advanced nations rely to rail for economic development and activities.... Continue Reading →
By: Lorrianne Aryenz V. Valdecantos Mystic Folks Ulan, Ulan, Ano ang iyong Hatid sa akin? Source: http://www.cinemabravo.com When was the last time the Philippine folklore was depicted in a mysterious and beautiful way? When was the last time that the proper kind of spotlight was shone to this part of the Philippine culture? We all... Continue Reading →
By: Lorrianne Aryenz Valdecantos Velvet Buzzsaw is a Netflix Original Film released on January 30 this year. It follows the lives of three huge names in the art industry and how a single accident can turn their lives upside down. As intriguing as the title suggests, Velvet buzzsaw is a new plate at the film... Continue Reading →
By: Hazel Gane Pilapil Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/newsinfo.inquirer.net/1010516/netizens-want-gos-posters-gone/amp "Deny your allegations, and then advocate you are now against to it." These three personalities have invented breakthroughs in politics industry. Their names were seen in different platforms surrounding the internet, telling pre controversial issues and post cleansing speech, where if local professionals instigated their background and found something,... Continue Reading →
By: Hazel Gane Pilapil No one could ever tell that a single, innocent, deceiving, hallucinating ukay ukay dress can bring a terror to anybody who laid their hands on it, wear it, unless Tony Perez has been given a pen and let himself paint the rest. The last winning story inside of Tony Perez's Sitio... Continue Reading →
By: Rhea Pascua & Zirah Sardoma The Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) Banking and Finance has set the date for their most awaited kick-off celebration for their 1st Finance Week which started on January 30, Wednesday. As the calendar of events was released, this activity headed by the Junior Financial Executives (JFINEX-PUP), will surely... Continue Reading →
By: Jeremiah Monreal Money, endorsements, funds, breaking the rules. Candidates vying for a position in the government surely let it all out to stay relevant in this election season as they spend for advertisements, television and radio commercials, and tons of campaign materials just to win the pot of gold. We can’t deny that every... Continue Reading →
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 →
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 →
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