This tour guide turns Manila’s streets into history, heritage lessons
Meet Jing Ordoña, whose Manilakad tours bring travelers to sites ‘hidden in plain sight’
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At Kusina ng Pag-asa, local restaurants cook free hot meals when disaster strikes
Kusina ng Pag-asa first sprang into action within the areas affected by the 7.8 magnitude Mindanao earthquake. Now, it has expanded to more localities to serve even more Filipinos.
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It’s never too late for Night School
‘Eagerly exchanging notes on a foreign subject was a feeling I didn’t realize I missed. Connecting with seatmates-turned-friends came naturally despite our different backgrounds.’
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A typewriter poet writes on the spot for strangers in Dumaguete
With his typewriter, Jecho Adrian Ponce gives strangers a few minutes to tell their stories, turning them into customized poems they can take home
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Encounters with Joy and sadness in ‘Edjop’ film release
With her memories fading, Edjop’s wife, Joy, may not have the opportunity to appreciate the powerful performances of Frankie Pangilinan and Elijah Canlas in the upcoming film, ‘Edjop’
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[Two Pronged] I’m prone to eating my feelings
‘It doesn’t seem to matter whether I’m lonely, happy, stressed, or simply bored — almost every intense emotion in my life has become an excuse to eat’
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How ‘Filipiñana’s’ slow burn exposes the Philippines’ class divide
Heat and thirst establish the class divide in ‘Filipiñana,’ Rafael Manuel’s satirical debut featuring a 17-year-old ‘tee girl’
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Seeing the many things ube can become at Ube Fest
Ube candles, ube scents, and ube art, anyone?
