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Sushi and samurai: Japan Travel Fair 2025 opens in Manila

With Japanese airlines and travel agencies offering budget-friendly travel options, now is the best time to explore The Land of the Rising Sun. The two-day Japan Travel Fair 2025 will help you tick this wonderful country off your bucket list. The Japan Travel Fair 2025 is eager to welcome Filipino…

National Arts Month promises to be a sumptuous feast for the soul and senses

The nationwide celebration, ongoing until the end of February, offers something for arts and culture enthusiasts in the field of visual arts, music, film, dance and literature, among others. Organized by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, National Arts Month has so far spawned numerous and sometimes simultaneous…

From BCDA to DoTR: Who is Secretary Vince Dizon?

BY JOSE PAOLO S. DELA CRUZ/Photos by Mark Chester Ang Before being appointed as Transportation Secretary, Dizon made waves as part of the Duterte Administration's "Build,Build, Build" team, where he served as president and CEO of the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA). As a presidential appointee, he led BCDA…

Chef Gaita Fores, ‘gentle giant’ of the kitchen, passes away at 65

In an Instagram post, Amado Fores, the son of celebrated chef Margarita ‘Gaita Fores,’ announced that his mother had passed away. She was 65 years old. From Instagram: @amadofores “It is with a heavy heart that I share the sudden passing of my Mom, Margarita A. Forés. Our family…

London School of Economics launches 23rd chapter in the Philippines

The recent development, which was graced by Sen. Mark Villar and UK Deputy Ambassador Alistair White, also establishes LSE’s foothold in the region with its first international cluster in Southeast Asia. One of its aims is to develop an entrepreneurial mindset among the youth as they compete and adapt to…

Take your palates on a trip to “Paradise” this Lunar New Year

Paradise Dynasty, which recently opened its fourth branch at Greenbelt 5, is globally recognized for its "World's First 8 Flavored Xiao Long Bao." The restaurant’s other must-try dishes are the Stir-Fried Shredded Pork in Black Bean Sauce served with Chinese Crepes, La Mian with Braised Pork Belly in Signature Pork Bone Soup,…

Art meets architecture in “Machine of Thoughts” Exhibit at Conrad Manila

Gallery C presents an immersive group exhibit that challenges perceptions and celebrates the intersection of art, architecture, and innovation. Conrad Manila welcomes the new year with the unveiling of its latest art exhibit, “Machine of Thoughts”, as part of the 33rd edition of the hotel’s acclaimed Of Art and Wine…

Team behind Request sa Radyo to stage Into the Woods and A Chorus Line

In pursuit of the late Bobby Garcia's vision, not one but two classic productions from US-based Filipino-American production designer and producer Clint Ramos and company are once again set to keep Filipinos glued to their seats and talking about them for days, even weeks after. Following the groundbreaking success of Request…

SM Supermalls, Zonta Makati launch second edition of Sining Filipina

With the environment as this year’s theme, the art contest is open to all Filipino women, both established and unknown artists. Ten winners will be chosen sometime in March, and from this list will come the top three. By Alex Y. Vergara Prime movers behind Sining Filipina recently launched the…

Poet Anna Maniego paints colorful worlds

Words find form in this artist and poet's unique artworks. Whether it's past relationships, professional challenges or personal hurdles, every little (or big thing) fuels Anna Maniego's fire as an artist and poet. And take note: she does not only write her feelings. She paints them, too! "I began writing…