Troy Montero spoke up about the recent issue of making fun of people with special needs, as a father to a child with autism.

Michelline Syjuco’s return to wearable art feels like a continuation of a conversation she began long ago

At its most basic, the church as an institution is not—and must not—be a political power

In moderation, of course, since they can be quite addictive

Bacha Coffee has finally arrived in the Philippines!

Megaworld Lifestyle Malls enters a new chapter under Javier Hernandez

A 34-year-old teacher from Nueva Ecija has fulfilled her dream of exploring all 81 provinces of the Philippines, including her home province.

Turning vacant land into a resort can be a daunting undertaking, particularly for landowners concerned about the time and cost involved in traditional construction. Solora Philippines offers an alternative through glamping domes, modular cabins and safari-style tents designed for tourism and hospitality ventures.  The company supplies accommodation structures intended to help landowners and property developers establish glamping sites without relying entirely on conventional concrete construction.  As travelers seek nature-oriented getaways and distinctive accommodation experiences, glamping has emerged as an option for property owners looking to develop tourism destinations. Solora’s range of structures allows developers to explore different accommodation concepts, from geodesic domes to modular cabins and safari-style tents.  Compared with conventional construction, prefabricated and modular structures may offer a more flexible approach to developing a property. Depending on site conditions, project requirements and installation needs, these options may also allow businesses to introduce accommodations in phases rather than commit to a full-scale development from the outset.  This approach can give landowners the option to expand their facilities as demand grows, subject to available resources, site capacity and applicable regulations.  Solora Philippines also offers turnkey solutions, according to the company, providing guidance on selecting accommodation models suited to a property's terrain, as well as delivery and on-site setup assistance.  Whether the planned destination is a mountain retreat or a beachfront getaway, glamping structures offer property owners another option for developing land into a tourism-oriented business.  For more information about Solora Philippines' glamping domes and tents, visit the company's official Facebook page.

“Amir,” “Los Salvajes Bravos,” and “A Perfect Marriage” depict war through a child’s eyes, colonial exploitation, and the struggle for parenthood

Backpackers and young independent travelers can experience a five-star resort without paying for a conventional hotel room through Youth Pods by the Bay, a capsule accommodation concept operating in partnership with Plantation Bay in Mactan, Cebu.  Rates start at P3,500 per pod per night for stays of at least two nights, while a one-night stay costs P4,500. All bookings are nonrefundable.  The concept allows guests to save on accommodations while enjoying the facilities of Plantation Bay, an 11-hectare resort known for its lagoons, swimming pools, leisure activities and Mogambo Springs spa.  Youth Pods by the Bay was developed by restaurateur Brian Noel, a longtime business partner of Plantation Bay shareholders. The concept is aimed at travelers who want to explore Cebu while keeping accommodation costs manageable.  The property offers capsule-style sleeping quarters in a secure environment, with air conditioning and Internet access. Dedicated communal areas are also available for lounging, dining, meeting fellow travelers and drying laundry.  Beyond the accommodations, guests can access Plantation Bay's resort facilities, including its lagoons and pools, leisure activities and four restaurants serving a range of cuisines. They may also dine at the resort's restaurants or book treatments at Mogambo Springs.  Plantation Bay has received recognition in readers' polls by Condé Nast Traveller and Travel + Leisure. It is known for its tropical village-inspired setting and landscaped surroundings.  Youth Pods by the Bay operates as a separate entity in partnership with Plantation Bay.  The concept offers an alternative for travelers who prefer to spend less on sleeping arrangements and more on exploring their destination and enjoying resort amenities.  For bookings and more information, visit plantationbay.com/youthpods.

One Zone Fest has added more stars to its Day 1 lineup!

Sometimes, letting go of clothes means letting go of a version of ourselves

Paddy Ma Wendi, a director of vertical dramas since 2023, has had a front-row seat to how fast and hard artificial intelligence has affected the mobile-first entertainment genre in 2026. Digital content farms have started churning out short productions – serialised stories made for smartphones and usually watched in portrait mode – using the latest AI technology. “When I was in the US [for a live-action vertical drama], I usually hired about 20 to 30 people, including the actors,” says Ma, who...

Gwyneth Paltrow is at it again, featuring a Filipino dish in one of her cooking videos!

Abi Marquez is still relishing the opportunity to serve as a guest judge on "MasterChef Asia."

When Ria Xi set off on her 20,000km (12,400-mile) endurance challenge, she had no idea what the impact on her body would be. But she was curious to find out. The Beijing-born former tech executive who used AI to develop running training plans has now developed a daily test to track her biometric data alongside memory, motivation and energy levels as she runs across Eurasia. The extraordinary journey, which began on May 1, 2026, from Vladivostok, Russia, will see Xi run the ancient Silk Road...

Before The Dark Knight made him a household name in 2008, Christopher Nolan crafted intricate thrillers such as Following (1998), Memento (2000) and Insomnia (2002). But 2006’s The Prestige, which turns 20 this month, is the most labyrinthine by far. Made just after Batman Begins (2005), but a far stranger and more personal proposition, it is set in 1890s London. Here, we are introduced to stage magicians Robert Angier (Hugh Jackman) and Alfred Borden (Christian Bale), who risk their lives, and...

A movie adaptation of the popular “Red Rising” book series is in the works!

Pet owners and their furry companions can enjoy a Halloween-themed outing as the Spooky Walkathon returns for its second year on October 24 at Bridgetowne Open Grounds in Pasig City.

A new reality show to seek promising designers for Vietnamese fashion has kicked off in HCM City.

Anime fans in the Philippines now have a new destination for official merchandise, manga, and collectibles as Japan"s popular anime retailer Animate opens its first store in the country.

The first Vietnam Event & Exhibition Week brings together key stakeholders in events, exhibitions, performances, and wedding services to collaborate, innovate, and tap into new market opportunities.

Chairman of the Lào Cai provincial People’s Committee Nguyễn Tuấn Anh said the province regards culture as the spiritual foundation, an endogenous resource and a driving force for sustainable development, with people at the centre of cultural creation, preservation and enjoyment.

St Stephen’s Society looks more like a contemporary art gallery than a rehabilitation facility. At the non-profit Christian charity’s compound in Hong Kong’s New Territories, there are corridors lined with sketches, canvases and photography and a wall of art supplies. Founder Jacqueline “Jackie” Pullinger, a British missionary now in her eighties, proudly looks at the artwork created by its residents. A selection will be showcased at the upcoming exhibition “285 and Counting”, named for the...

The organisers say young people from different backgrounds can contribute to conservation through their knowledge, skills and professional expertise.

Rockstar Games has given a closer look at Jason and Lucia's story in the launch trailer for “Grand Theft Auto VI.”

What’s the latest in retail? New stores from Oysho and JD Sports, plus a personal homecoming for Bayo’s newest face.

No matter what age you are, you could start turning back the clock—it’s never too late. Take it from Filipino voice legend Pinky Aseron, who is thriving in her fitness journey.

"Sinners" director Ryan Coogler is set to make a new series of "The X-Files", with Himesh Patel and Danielle Deadwyler.

Director Adolf Alix Jr. reunites with Will Ashley for his first project in a lead role—the afternoon series “Delivery Boi."