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Started in 1927, the Philippines Graphic is the longest-running printed magazine of national circulation that provides relevant news and features and promotes Philippine literature.
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EL CAPITXN officially debuts as artist with “Breaking Through,” feat TXT Taehyun and singer-songwriter Jeremy Zucker

Global producer and artist EL CAPITXN officially steps into the spotlight as a solo artist with the release of his debut single, “Breaking Through”. Joining forces with...
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AI-powered student solutions take top honors at 9th imake.wemake

From 49 entries nationwide, 20 team finalists showcased solutions-driven innovations at the 9th imake.wemake: create.innovate.collaborate competition, held on March 26-27, 2026, at Citadines Bay...
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Getting to know China’s technological DNA

Possessing one of the oldest civilizations in the world, China’s 5,000-year-old history is a tapestry of transformation—from an ancient, agrarian society (8,000 to 10,000...
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Ateneo de Manila research journals now available at Quezon City Public Library

Continuing its earlier effort to bring academic work into public spaces, Ateneo de Manila University has carried out a second journal donation–this time placing...
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CCP Board initiates dialogue on strengthening the future of Philippine contemporary art

What is the most essential building block for the future of the Cultural Center of the Philippines in the visual arts? This question set the...
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Film educator maps career pathways at LPU multimedia seminar

The Philippine film and video industry is often viewed through a lens of glamour, yet for aspiring creators, the path from the classroom to...
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Bicol youth tackle ASRH, GBV through creative campaigns amid rising adolescent health concerns

SORSOGON CITY, Philippines — Adolescents aged 10 to 19 from the province of Sorsogon are taking an active role in addressing adolescent sexual reproductive...
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MSO goes from Classical to Romantic in ‘From Mozart to Mahler’

Led by Venezuelan conductor Joshua Dos Santos, the Manila Symphony Orchestra continues its Centennial Season with a program that moves from the refined discipline...
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Ateneo robot explorers uncover Philippine islands’ ancient technologies

Long before the first Spanish ships arrived on our shores, the Philippine islands were already home to daring seafarers with technology that enabled them...
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Medium Rare Kaleidoscope Edition bring Spanish techno and Italian neoclassical music to Manila

MANILA, PHILIPPINES — The acclaimed immersive event series Medium Rare returns on May 9 with a new edition titled Kaleidoscope, transforming Salon de Ning...
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Rachel Chinouriri releases new album ‘I think I spoke too soon’

Indie-pop singer-songwriter Rachel Chinouriri has released her second studio album, ‘I think I spoke too soon’, via Atlas Artists / Parlophone Records. The album’s focus track, “Pretty girls”, is a track celebrating women, self-confidence, and the freedom to express oneself without fear of judgement. Speaking about the track, Rachel...

CCP’s Seas Unbroken brings ASEAN filmmakers together for Philippine hosting

Filmmakers and creatives from all 11 ASEAN member states collaborate on a cinematic tribute to regional unity and shared identity As the Philippines hosts the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in 2026, the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) brings the region’s creative communities together through Seas...

UnionBank empowers travel sale fair entrepreneurs with banking solutions

Partnership brings accessible banking, payment, and financing solutions closer to entrepreneurs in the travel ecosystem VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — UnionBank is strengthening its support for Filipino entrepreneurs through a partnership with Travel Sale Fair (TSF) 2026, one of the country's premier consumer travel exhibitions, bringing essential banking, payment,...