Cannes big winner ‘Triangle of Sadness’ starring Filipina actress Dolly de Leon to screen in PH soon
The international trailer for the Palme d’Or-winning film by Ruben Östlund just dropped. Pretty soon you can watch the full film here, too
Its architect, the late National Artist for Architecture and Allied Arts Arch. Francisco “Bobby” Mañosa, pushed for public spaces and “pedestrianization” under its railways
The independent film festival is back and in person, too, from Aug. 5 to Oct. 31
Other than history, Intramuros has plenty to offer: traditional Filipino arts, alternative mobility, and even a shot from the oldest distillery in the country
Much like its sibling space, Burt Little Home is replete with natural wood finishes and functional features, plus small motivations to get you into a low-impact lifestyle
“One Last Game” by Ateneo de Naga University’s Paulo Arnante follows a protagonist who plays one last game with his friends and neighbors before moving to the city
Intramuros After Dark: Night Walking Tours is back! See the walled city in a new light—or in darkness—while taking a stroll around its structures
It’s golden and will surely warm you up like the sun—and it’s beginner-friendly, too
Sites like Puerta Real Gardens, Baluarte de San Diego, Plaza Roma, and ASEAN Gardens can be the location of your next event, exhibit, or activity
The local government has been collecting used oil from households since 2008 instead of letting it clog waterways that can lead to flooding
