By Brian Jules Campued
Ever wondered what those yellow obelisks you see on the side of the road with numbers and letters engraved on them, like some strange stone markings? Called kilometer...
By Brian Jules Campued
The tradition, indeed, lives on.
Every year on January 9th, the holy image of the Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno – the dark-colored statue of Jesus Christ, knee bent under...
Filipinos have always had a number of traditional ways to celebrate the upcoming year – serving 12 round fruits during “Media Noche” or the midnight feast, wearing polka dots and scattering coins around their homes to encourage prosperity, leaving doors and windows open to welcome good luck, jumping at midnight to help children grow taller and of course, using fireworks to ward off evil spirits.
This month of September, the country is celebrating the Philippine Bamboo Month to help raise awareness about the importance of bamboo and the need to preserve them.
For the members of the LGBTQIA+ community, a second chance at the one of the most anticipated events in their high school life--prom--where they are finally able to express their true selves are one for the books.
