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Would you talk to a dead loved one again if AI let you?
Barefoot Theatre Collaborative’s production invites audiences into a deeply human story about loss, ethics, and the evolving relationship between people and technology.
Discover Three Crowd-Favorite Teviant Picks At The SM MOA Pop-Up!
From multi-use palettes to skin-nourishing formulas, explore these Teviant standouts.
Art As Dissent
These Quezon City artists and collectives approach protest and art-making in different forms—but always buoyed by creative expression and care beyond self.
Every Season Holds a Diamond
Theia Gems reframes diamonds as companions to the everyday, marking quiet victories as much as milestones
A Tale About Her Milestones
Lactacyd champions women through its latest ‘Fearless Together’ campaign.
45 Years of Love With Tita Julie’s
Four decades since, Julie’s bakeshop’s iconic breads has been a staple of every Filipino breakfast and merienda.
Reframing Filipina Narratives Through CCP’s Film, Theater, and Dance
The Cultural Center of the Philippines peels back the layers of Filipina experience—small gestures, big truths.
Almost Honest, Entirely Real
Stripping away the curated gloss, Kylie Verzosa’s Almost Honest podcast truly delivers the raw, unfiltered conversations modern women crave this Women's Month.
Between Fame And Staying Whole
Songs For Selina unpacks the highs and hidden costs of the music industry, asking what artists are willing to sacrifice in pursuit of success.
Mabining Mandirigma: A Steampunk, or a Reflection of the Current Situation?
Through gears, music, and revolutionary drama, Mabining Mandirigma: A Steampunk Musical revisits the ideals of Apolinario Mabini.
Paper Fortresses
Indonesian artist Irfan Hendrian transforms paper, memory, and Tionghoa history into layered acts of protection and resistance.
Kissing the Ground: Leslie de Chavez and the Art of Translating Community
In a revealing “Talaban” dialogue, the Filipino contemporary artist unpacked how his works translate rituals, labor, and contradictions into art that speaks community and critique.
