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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.

Sustainable City Icons: Global Cities at the Forefront of Sustainable and Resilient Urban Developments

The world is our oyster, and traveling is the greatest means to optimize what life may offer. From backpackers aiming for an independent journey...

BDO Foundation and Don Bosco: Supporting the financial well-being of Filipino youth

BDO Foundation, the corporate social responsibility arm of BDO Unibank, recently forged a partnership with Don Bosco One TVET Philippines for the development and...

SoFA Unveils “METRO333” Exhibit, Showcases PHL Rising Designers and Creatives 

SoFA Design Institute, the country's leading design school, hosted their highly-anticipated Senior High School graduation exhibit, entitled "METRO333," showcasing the future of the Philippine...

RCBC, Brankas boost open finance

The Philippines’ leading digital challenger bank Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) is collaborating with Brankas to further amplify its digital payment streams through a...

Labor group endorses P150 Legislated Wage Proposal; calls for prompt action from other regional wage boards

The Federation of Free Workers (FFW) Lauds the First Hearing on Wage Increase in the National Capital Region; Calls for Prompt Action from Other...

Mental and physical well-being of children affected as Mayon Volcano continues to rumble 

Tens of thousands of children forced to leave their homes by erupting Mayon Volcano are missing out on school and showing signs of psychological...

Sustainable City Icons: Global Cities at the Forefront of Sustainable and Resilient Urban Developments

The world is our oyster, and traveling is the greatest means to optimize what life may offer. From backpackers aiming for an independent journey...

SMAC raises P5.5M to feed families of Globe’s Hapag Movement

Within a brief exchange of handing your SMAC (SM Advantage Card) at a typical checkout at SM, you already helped support a family in need last...

But for the Lovers By Wilfrido Nolledo

Considered a long-lost Filipino classic, Wilfrido D. Nolledo’s novel But for the Lovers finally comes home to the Philippines more than 50 years after...

Araneta City displays #EveryHueInYou for Pride Month

The City of Firsts marks the month-long celebration with diverse sights of colors June is the month of celebrating the colorful diversity of human sexuality...

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Benilde Film alumna bags Best Screenplay at NABIFILMEX for ‘City’s Laundry and Taxes’

A graduate of the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde Film program recently earned the Best Screenplay award at the 13th Nabunturan Independent Film Exhibition in Davao de Oro for her compelling coming-of-age crime drama “City’s Laundry and Taxes.”  Diana Galang’s short film centers on 17-year-old Miko (Louise...

Echoes of Carmen and Kundiman: Honoring Maestra Conching Rosal

The Manila Symphony Orchestra recently staged a milestone tribute performance, “Opera at Kundiman: The Legacy of Maestra Conching Rosal” as part of its Centennial Season under the banner “In Pursuit of Excellence.” The concert honored two significant milestones: the 100th birth anniversary of legendary Filipino soprano Conchita “Conching”...

Eight good reasons to make a food trip to Araneta City

VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — A good food trip leaves room for a little spontaneity. At Araneta City, more than 350 food brands come together across the City, making it easy to turn a simple meal into an afternoon or evening of eating well, with plenty of affordable...