CULTURE

5 secrets to planning the perfect vacation

Perfect is subjective, but there are elements you should consider to make your next trip go as smoothly as possible

‘The Moises Padilla Story’ has been restored in 4K and will premiere this September

Gerardo de León’s “The Moises Padilla Story” is a biopic about a provincial mayoral candidate who was tortured and murdered by a political rival

CCP is celebrating its 53rd anniversary with a free musical show

“Musikal II” will feature performances from original, hit Pinoy musicals like “Ang Huling El Bimbo,” “Dekada 70,” and many more

NCCA issues cease-and-desist order to Capitol Theater demolition

Demolition on the pre-war art deco building continued despite instructions to developers of the site to retain and preserve the Capitol Theater facade

Banning books is a bad sign for democracy

Historically speaking, banning books is a precursor to unspeakable horrors

Here are the big winners of Cinemalaya 2022

Some of the festival’s big winners are “The Baseball Player,” “Dikit,” and “Blue Room”

Dust off your ternos and top hats for this costumed tour around Intramuros

Instead of walking around, this tour will take you through the Walled City via tranvia—much like our fashionable ancestors before us

Filipino languages, dialects, and a sense of identity

Languages and dialects are sometimes confused with one another—especially in a country as diverse as ours

Did you know that LRT-1 was designed to have bookstores, galleries, and cafes underneath it?

Its architect, the late National Artist for Architecture and Allied Arts Arch. Francisco “Bobby” Mañosa, pushed for public spaces and “pedestrianization” under its railways

Mark your calendars, ArteFino is back IRL for a five-week run

Pack your reusable shopping bags because one of Manila’s premier lifestyle shopping fairs is finally (physically) back