Ben&Ben is heading to Thailand in 2027!
Oct 23, 2026
Diskarte is a familiar Filipino concept--a kind of Pinoy survival skill built around making things work. It means adapting to what life puts in front of you, making the most of what you have, and finding practical, sometimes creative, ways to keep moving.
British choreographer Alastair Marriott never expected to turn his childhood love of Charlie Chaplin films into a full-scale production in Tokyo with the National Ballet of Japan. Ballet is often seen as high art: formal and reserved. Chaplin, by contrast, built his comedy on slapstick and mime. During the pandemic, Marriott, who was developing a new production at the time, decided to revisit City Lights, Chaplin’s 1931 masterpiece. In the film, Chaplin’s character, Little Tramp, falls in love...
The first Việt Nam Calligraphy Festival opened on October 22 at the Cổ Mật Viên relic site within Huế Imperial Citadel, as part of the Huế Festival 2026.
The competition aims to honour and promote the values of folk and traditional music, highlighting the distinctive characteristics of Việt Nam’s traditional music.
The second season of the hit TV series “Carrie” is on the works!
In the Philippines, sales of alcohol-free beverages like mocktails increased by 77%, while sales of soft drinks and water rose by 71%, according to Marriott International's Future of Food Asia Pacific 2027 report.
Group dining over Mediterranean cuisine and a modern yakitori concept paint a picture of this week’s F&B scene
The HCM City Union of Friendship Organisations (HUFO) and the municipal Women’s Union jointly held a programme titled “Women – Beauty and Friendship” on October 21 to honour women’s contributions and strengthen ties between Vietnamese and international friends.
With collagen smoothies, sea moss rituals, and beauty-inspired menus, the pursuit of a glow is becoming an edible affair
Many fashion trends expire over time, but a graphic tee is not one of them
The stop-motion animated movie was wildly industrious, terribly quirky, and technically dazzling KEYW
“Many people, when they first smell Chinese incense, describe it as smelling like Chinese medicine,” says Shanghai-based incense master Sun Na. “And it’s true, the classic Chinese incense we’re talking about is primarily medicinal in character.” She points to a spherical censer, a vessel designed to burn incense. “In winter, you could put it under the blankets to scent and warm the bedding,” she says. “If you had trouble sleeping, calming herbs could be added. This is what we call zhi wei bing –...
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