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MANILA, Philippines — Following a successful and viral performance with The Tabernacle Choir in December 2022, acclaimed Filipina Broadway singer and actress Lea Salonga reunites with the internationally-renowned choir for its first ever concert in the country, the second stop for the group’s “Hope” world tour.
I’ve been re-reading Ruth Reichl’s “Save Me the Plums,” a memoir on her journey to and experience as editor of the venerable magazine Gourmet. Reichl was editor from 1999 until the magazine closed in 2009. It’s a wonderful read, at least for a food enthusiast (I won’t go as far as calling myself a foodie) and journalist like me. It gives a glimpse of the world beyond the pages, behind the delicious looking photographs, the kitchen-tested recipes (sometimes revised up to five times in their fabulous in-office kitchens before getting in the magazine).
BAGUIO CITY, Philippines — Residents of Tuba in Benguet as well as Baguio City are suffering from haze caused by forest fires that have beeng raging since the early part of this month.
COTABATO CITY — Peace advocates have fused ranks to provide free civil service (CS) exam review for marginalized Moro residents in Bangsamoro provinces and in nearby towns and cities in Region 12.
A woman lived on a remote island with just 80 people for FREE - and washed her clothes in a well and climbed trees for coconuts.
Senator Nancy Binay on Tuesday urged the leadership of the People's Initiative for Modernization and Reform Action (PIRMA) to reveal their group's organizational structure, as she noted that this was required for an endeavor of such magnitude as a People's Initiative campaign.
MANILA, Philippines — Isang 70-anyos ang nasawi, habang dalawa pa ang nasugatan sa sunog na naganap sa Brgy. 96, sa Pasay City, Biyernes ng hapon.
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine government should “take drastic measures” to address difficulties faced by students and teachers during the dry and hot season instead of shifting to the old academic calendar, according to a youth climate activism group.