Andres Bonifacio and Jose Rizal--these names and many more are immortalized in history as our National Heroes. We know them because of our school textbooks. Since we were young, we have a bit of knowledge about their lives, achievements, and death. But little do we know about their aspects that make them human just like you and me. They also have their favorite food, little quirks and habits, and anecdotes that we never knew from our school textbooks. Read on and know more about the interesting and unlikely qualities of our National Heroes: Andres Bonifacio: 1. Our Supremo ng Katipunan...

Indeed, music will never ever lose its magic even in this difficult time of pandemic! On August 19, Linggo ng Musikang Pilipino (LMP) has launched its week-long first-ever virtual music festival featuring a multi-format showcase spanning music performances, busking sessions, single and album launches, concerts, workshops, creative webinars, talks, and more.     Its utmost commitment in promoting Filipino music in varied forms and functions is truly evident even in embracing the digital media. LMP brings another one-of-a-kind experience to its viewers by taking the stage at the comforts of fans’ homes with inclusive and diverse programming that fits the...

The year 2020 has been tough for all of us in all aspects. For the much-awaited Metro Manila Pride March, this year’s celebration is considered to be the timid and saddest one by far—thanks to technology, the annual parade and protest will be held online. Photo courtesy of Pexels.com   Today, June 27, 2020, rainbow flags are set to conquer our screens as a celebration of Southeast Asia's longest-running Pride march goes virtual. This year’s theme, “SULONG! ‘Wag Patinag” only proves that nothing can stop the LGBTQIA+ community from celebrating Pride--that is more than a celebration, but an act of...

COVID-19 has been successful in ruining events that we have been waiting to happen. And of course, it’s not surprising that Metro Manila Pride did not survive this, as they confirmed on their Facebook post that the said event is officially cancelled this year. But, fortunately, the celebration is still happening online. “Social distancing does not mean social disconnection. As we physically distance from each other, let us not forget to practice social solidarity. While the situation prevents us from coming together in person, it will in no way stop us from using online spaces to fight for our rights,...

2020 has been a really tough year for us. Since the year started, until now, there are already a lot of awful circumstances that happened in our country and in the world. But, despite all these series of unfortunate events, there are still a lot of things that we should all be thankful for; we are alive, we are well, we have food to eat, and our family is healthy. And that’s what matters for now. So there’s still a reason to cheer up, most especially this coming Sunday, May 10 as we celebrate Mother’s Day! And yes, there are...