The management of Eternal Gardens Cabuyao spearheaded a Christmas donation drive for the benefit of chosen families in the City of Cabuyao last Dec....
By Justice Noel Gimenez Tijam (Ret.)
Robust debates recently sparked following the renewal initiatives of the congressional franchise of a mass media giant that is...
I grew up in the remote town of Balangiga in Eastern Samar, which, as history described, became a “howling wilderness” during the Philippine-American War after being engulfed by cannonballs fired with fury by avenging American soldiers.
It was 1901 and the flickering skylight of...
The Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates the Yuletide Season with Handel’s Messiah at the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) main theater on Dec. 16.
With a mammoth choral ensemble composed of 200 singers from various choirs, Handel’s Messiah will once more re-assert itself as...
Edited by multi-awarded poet and essayist Marra PL. Lanot
Featuring:
SHORT STORIES
"Patch of Green" by I.S.A. Crisostomo-Lopez
“When Words Fail” by Melissa Salva
“Time for Tattoos” by Richard A. Giye
“Over the Stilt Houses at the Fishery” by Angel Salvador Chiuteña
POEMS
“Buying Newspapers in the Evening” by Totel V....
Featuring:
Postscript: The first 100 days of PBBMDeath & the journalist: The killing of Percival “Pery Lapid” MabasaRussia Unity Day & the future of Russian-Philippine relations
LITERATURE
Wounded, Unbowed: The world of short story writer and novelist Bienvenido N. SantosThe Day the Dancers Came by Bienvenido...
Graphic alum and celebrated writer Amadís Ma. Guerrero insightfully introduces Graphic readers to the world of poet, short story writer and novelist Bienvenido N. Santos.
Amadís Ma. Guerrero is an author, short story writer and cultural journalist who focuses on Philippine arts and letters.
He...
It has not been long since physical cinemas opened their doors again for the COVID-struck audience who, in one way or another, have had to reel from the brunt of a pandemic that claimed lives and stripped people of the freedom they used...