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Lawyer Darwin Mariano releases debut novel
Lawyer Darwin De Jesus Mariano recently unveiled his debut novel, “Namwaran and the Golden Tara,” an epic historical fantasy spanning centuries of Southeast Asian history.
Teatro Panalo excites theater scene, receives 373 entries
Puregold Teatro Panalo is making a big splash in the Philippine theater scene, with an impressive 373 entries for its inaugural festival — a strong turnout for a brand-new platform dedicated to original Filipino theater.
Prince Harry, Meghan switch children's school over security concerns: UK media
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan changed their children's school for security reasons, just days after the start of the school year in England where the pair recently resettled, British media outlets reported Monday.
Pia Wurtzbach named Ally of the Year for championing LGBTQ+ rights
More than a decade since winning the Miss Universe crown, Pia Wurtzbach continues to use her platform to champion the rights of the LGBTQ+ community.
PETA brings youth-centered interactive play to schools
The Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA) is mounting an interactive play aimed at encouraging civic participation among young people, with performances scheduled in schools through the end of the year.
Public reminded to respect Apo Whang-Od after 'inappropriate' tattoo request
The local government unit of Tinglayan in Kalinga is reminding the public to show respect to Apo Whang-Od and her craft following reports about a foreign tourist who insisted on having a traditional tattoo placed on an intimate part of his body.
Former 'Miss Saigon' Germany's Thuy ventures into theater directing
For more than three decades, Jojo Urquico has built a diverse career onstage as a singer and actor, taking on roles in musicals and plays in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Guam and other international stages.
How North Korean escapee reclaimed identity through faith
Now, a human rights advocate for North Koreans, Timothy Cho recalled how he came to recognize his identity through faith.
Photo exhibit revisits Marcos martial law, People Power
A collection of 54 photographs documenting the Philippines under the martial law rule of former President Ferdinand Marcos Sr. and the subsequent struggle that led to the restoration of democracy was displayed at the Bantayog ng mga Bayani in Quezon City.
Atasha Muhlach on criticisms: 'Siyempre naman tao pa rin ako, nasasaktan naman ako'
Speaking to ABS-CBN News, Atasha addressed the criticisms directed at her after clips from the musical’s press presentation went viral. Netizens had criticized the budding actress’s vocal and dancing skills, with some commenting that she was not “lead material.”
Darren Criss, Jordan Clarkson, and Erwan Heussaff grace GQ PH maiden issue
GQ has finally arrived on Philippine shores, and for its maiden issue, NBA star Jordan Clarkson, Hollywood actor Darren Criss, and food content creator Erwan Heussaff grace its cover.
'SANSÓ: Pusong Pilipino' honors and celebrates the master's enduring love for the Philippines
Presented by Fundacion Sansó and on exhibit at the National Museum of Fine Arts, SANSÓ: Pusong Pilipino brings together nearly 100 works that reveal how the Philippines shaped Juvenal Sansó’s artistic identity, imagination, and legacy.
Hot Wheels designer Brendon Vetuskey meets collectors in Manila
Brendon Vetuskey connects with the Philippine collecting community, sharing stories from his journey as a Hot Wheels designer.
Beyond the ballet, National Artist Nonoy Froilan leaves a legacy of joy
For Nonoy Froilan, becoming a National Artist is more than recognition for a lifetime in dance. It is a reminder that an artist’s greatest legacy can simply be the joy, inspiration and possibility they give to others.
BUTLAK: Negros Trade Fair champions four decades of Negrense creativity, enterprise, and community
The 40th Negros Trade Fair brings together 178 brands representing the crafts, flavors, fashion, design, and communities of Negros and now includes provinces, towns, and cities in Negros Oriental and Siquijor.
What to do this weekend: Catch a movie for only P100
Gateway Cineplex 18 is joining the Philippines’ first-ever National Cinema Day on September 12, with select local and international films available for just ₱100 per ticket for one day.
Weekend Agenda: UAAP, NCAA, Book Fair, ‘Muli’ and more
It’s a packed weekend for live entertainment, sports and culture, with the UAAP and NCAA opening new seasons, Ballet Philippines bringing an epic tale to the stage, and several Filipino productions making their mark.
Queenay takes on new roles as entrepreneur, theater producer
Queenay is no longer content with building a career solely in front of the camera.
Ciara Sotto, Jose Vera Perez reprise roles in ‘South Pacific’ rerun
Ciara Sotto and Jose Vera Perez are returning to the stage in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “South Pacific,” following the musical’s initial run in February.