CULTURE
Time travel isn’t possible (yet), but we can still see the spirit of Old Manila alive and well in these restored ancestral homes and buildings
Dr. Jose Rizal’s masterpieces are just one of the many rare books, photographs, maps, and memorabilia that are now accessible to everyone—free of charge!—including library goers with vision impairment
The MET’s “Alay nina Alice at Agnes” features women wearing the bahag—a garment only used by men
The brutalist icon, along with four works of art within its walls have been awarded one of the most important titles in the country
Perfect is subjective, but there are elements you should consider to make your next trip go as smoothly as possible
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
“Musikal II” will feature performances from original, hit Pinoy musicals like “Ang Huling El Bimbo,” “Dekada 70,” and many more
Demolition on the pre-war art deco building continued despite instructions to developers of the site to retain and preserve the Capitol Theater facade
Historically speaking, banning books is a precursor to unspeakable horrors
Some of the festival’s big winners are “The Baseball Player,” “Dikit,” and “Blue Room”
