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Highly anticipated Erik Matti crime thriller premieres on HBO GO
Inspired by true events, the series centres around crime syndicates that temporarily release contracted prison inmates to carry out political assassinations for those in power.
Elbi that was once home
The once residents of the sprawling Elbi campus can’t help but be nostalgic on their uni life and community.
British Council’s ‘Connections through Culture’ art grants now open
Artists, arts professionals and art group/collective representatives are eligible to apply.
Don’t Miss It!: ‘Rak of Aegis’ continues to ‘flood’ our screens as it goes global
The online rerun of this musical could not have come at a better time given its message of collective hope and resiliency.
The Human Body: Through a director’s camera & a microscope’s lens
‘Titane’ is the Palme d’Or Awardee of the 2021 Cannes Film Festival.
1st Pinoy Viu Original musical narrative series ‘Still’ features star-studded lineup
‘Still is an 8-episode musical narrative series about a group of aspiring artists who get stuck in a music camp during the first couple of months of the pandemic.
Cinemalaya 2021 features 13 short films, streams on KTX
13 short films compete for Balanghai trophies in this year’s Cinemalaya, which streams on KTX.ph
ARMY: Protecting and supporting BTS at all costs
BTS is home. BTS feels like a long and tight hug after a dreadful day.
British Council secures future of PH heirloom weaving via action research project
Handloom weaving in communities contributes to women empowerment, cultural expression, and sustainable development.
6 supernatural series you can definitely get hooked on
We hand-picked series to binge-watch that fall into sci-fi, fantasy and mystery.
Ticket2Me presents IKLI: Super Short Film Festival
IKLI festival provides production grants to all qualified Filipino filmmakers and content creators.
Ang pag-usbong ng mga social media star, at kung paano natin ito kinokonsumo
Dahil bigo ang gobyernong maayos na lutasin ang pandemya, higit na mas madali para sa ating makaugnay sa kinathang daigdig na ito kung saan malaya pa rin tayong nakakagalaw.
UP College of Nursing, J&J launch certificate course to strengthen nursing practice
The 160-hour course will cater to practicing Filipino nurses in the local public health system and consist of both online and face-to-face sessions.
UST students call for more culturally appropriate Nat’l Cultural Heritage law
Cultural Appropriation isn’t often talked about, yet it seems to affect the majority of indigenous people living in this country.
How a day of defeat became ‘Araw ng Kagitingan’
What great irony it is for the Imperial Japanese invaders to call the defeat of the Philippine and the American Army as “Araw ng Kagitingan.”
Ang stereo ng Tita ko, ang mga cassette nina Sharon, Regine, at Zsa Zsa, at ang batang ako
Dahil sa kanilang stereo at casette collection, naging bahagi na buhay ng isang pop culture scholar sina Sharon, Regine at Zsa Zsa mula noon hanggang ngayon
Honoring Filipinas Who Built our Nation
We uphold the #Filipina—never timid, always compassionate, fiercely loving and imbued with lofty vision and strength.
Road to Martial Law Redux: A Conclusion to the Series
Conferring the ‘hero’ status to a dictator who was clearly responsible for much of the country’s economic woes, corruption in government bureaucracy and perpetrator of human rights violations–it boggles the mind.
The Final Blow: Compromised Supreme Court Legitimizes Martial Law
As the year 1972 ended for the Philippines, things that have been set into motion by President Ferdinand Marcos since his first term began in 1965 was coming into fruition.
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