G.H. Villagracia Cebu never learned to pause. Horns blare from stalled jeepneys, sunbeams slice through smoke-filled lanes, and strangers brush past strangers without a glance, without slowing down. The city
As the first Latin American artist to take center stage in a Super Bowl halftime show, King of Latin Trap Bad Bunny fulfills yet another milestone in his music career.
Shaunte Felicity Ong Streets flooded with roses, people dressed in red, and hard launches on timelines. From fancy dates and cheesy captions to mountains of bouquets, Valentines remains to be
He gives the way some people hold on. Tight. Trembling. Afraid to be left behind. At first, it feels like warmth. A meal when you’re tired. A drink when your
Magpasahanggang ngayon, patuloy pa rin na inihahain ang Pilipinas na parang putahe — handang tikman ng sinumang nagnanais na malasap ang ganda nito. Mula sa mga dalisay na dalampasigan, ritwal
Carlos Reyes Coins can be both a blessing and a curse, depending on who holds them. For the shy student who’s too timid to call out for change in a
We’ve all seen the cinematic version of an eating disorder: the frail, (usually) white young petite girl picking at a salad, eating alone in a dimly lit room. This type
The sharp metallic click of a shutter, the distinct smell of old leather cases, and the chaotic hum of Hidalgo Street–these are the fading heartbeats of a bygone era. If
Renzi Lew Pelojero When graduation caps are tossed into the humid Philippine sky, applause echoes across school grounds from University of the Philippines to small-town colleges in the provinces. Parents
Ang Pebrero ay buwan ng pag-ibig. At sa halos apat na dekada mula sa EDSA People Power Revolution, ang mahalin ang Pilipinas ay nananatiling isang pag-ibig a sinusubok, ngunit patuloy
