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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.

Over 5,000 families to initially benefit from CMP revival

More than 5,000 families are set to benefit from the revival of the Community Mortgage Program (CMP), in line with President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.’s...

Savor Authentic Flavors at Watami Japanese Casual Restaurant

Step into Watami, the Philippines’ beloved Japanese casual dining destination where tradition meets innovation in every dish. Since opening its first Manila branch, Watami...

Etiqa Philippines Launches Takaful: A New Era of Ethical Protection

MANILA, Philippines — Etiqa Philippines, a leading player in life and general insurance and a member of the esteemed Maybank Group, officially launched Takaful...

Platinum Karaoke Unveils the Platinum Soundscape Concept Store at SM Makati to Celebrate 25 Years of Filipino Innovation in Music and Entertainment

July 18, 2025 - In celebration of its 25th anniversary, Platinum Karaoke, the Philippines’ homegrown leader in karaoke segment, opens the doors to its...

Nearly 3,000 Travelers Donate Sampaguita Seedlings

Megaworld Hotels & Resorts helps communities through “Petals to Purpose” campaign What started as a symbolic gesture for Earth Hour has bloomed into a heartfelt...

UPMG partners with Gen. Gregorio Del Pilar Elementary School for “Back to Basic” Reading Campaign

Manila, Philippines — The United Print and Multimedia Group (UPMG) has partnered with Gen. Gregorio Del Pilar Elementary School in Manila to launch its...

eufyMake UV Printer E1 Becomes the Most Funded Project in Kickstarter History, Surpassing $46 Million

Breakthrough crowdfunding milestone underscores global demand for personal creative tools eufyMake, the innovative personal creative tool brand from Anker Innovations, has officially set a new...

UP Vargas Museum launches Kyunchome’s exhibition “All Living Things are Breathing Now”

The UP Vargas Museum, in collaboration with the Japan Foundation Manila, presents the exhibition "All Living Things are Breathing Now" by Japanese art duo...

From vulnerability to leadership: Mindanao youth train for climate action in Camiguin

“Lumaki kami sa kwentong puro doktor, pulis, o firefighters ang bida. But what we didn’t realize until this camp was that there are other...

DAKILA BRINGS BACK BAYANI BA’TO?: A Youth and Educators Forum Nationwide

DAKILA, through its learning institution Active Vista, proudly announces the return of Bayani Ba’To?, a youth and educators forum designed to challenge historical narratives,...

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Queen of Asian Hip-hop Awich becomes first Asian artist to headline Red Bull Symphonic

Japanese hip-hop powerhouse Awich is set to bring her music to life through orchestra at Red Bull Symphonic Japan debut. Four exclusive performances across Osaka, Fukuoka, Sendai, and Yokohama will present a cinematic reimagining of Awich's acclaimed catalogue. Awich will embark on a bold new artistic chapter this November as...

Why indigenous knowledge matters more than ever in building sustainable food systems

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS | South Sorong, Indonesia (August 5, 2026) — As global demand for sustainable and plant-based ingredients continues to grow, there is renewed appreciation for the knowledge Indigenous communities have safeguarded for generations. In the Philippines, this offers an opportunity to rediscover sago, not simply...