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Digital series tackles practical communication tips for social media
In celebration of PR Month, the International Public Relations Association Philippines (IPRA Philippines) is launching 12 short-form videos that make communication practical, relatable, and useful in everyday life.
Contemporary artists explore presence and absence in group exhibition
Working across sculpture, painting, moving image, sound, and installation, the three artists represent distinct generations, cultural backgrounds, and artistic practices.
Lào Cai digitises nearly 2,000 documents on late President Hồ Chí Minh
The space, launched on Monday to mark the 68th anniversary of Hồ Chí Minh’s visit to Lào Cai, combines traditional displays with QR codes, digital photo exhibitions, audiobooks and other multimedia content.
Filipino folklore takes centre stage in DreamWorks’ ‘Forgotten Island’ film
The story follows two best friends stranded in mystical world of Nakali
Exhibition honouring women in science opens in Đà Nẵng
An exhibition featuring 26 scientists from around the world who were awarded the Nobel Prize, Abel Prize and Fields Medal has opened at the Đà Nẵng Museum, promoting the role of women in science and their contributions to the development of modern life.
Trendy colored contact lenses can cause serious harm on eyes
Must you run the risk of harming your eyes by using colored lenses purely for cosmetic effect?
History of mooncake moulds and their designs, and those preserving the craft
As symbolic of the Mid-Autumn Festival as the legend of Chang’e and the Jade Rabbit, mooncakes have a history dating back centuries, with their first mention during the Song dynasty (960-1279) in author Wu Zimu’s Dreaming of Grain. Early mooncakes were a far cry from the creative and intricate designs we see today. The rudimentary cakes were flat and round, with a thin outer crust and fillings such as lotus seed paste or the auspicious five kernels. During the Yuan dynasty (1279-1368),...
Dell InnovateFest 2026 explores AI, tech solutions for persons with disabilities to live independently
Hackathon’s projects tackle communication problems, unhealthy food habits
Manila Doctors Hospital urologist Dr. Eduardo Gatchalian honored by Urological Association of Asia
Widely regarded as the "Father of Modern Philippine Reconstructive Urology," Dr. Gatchalian's prestigious recognition goes beyond the distinction itself, honoring his decades-long of service, expertise, and excellence in advancing urologic medicine in the Philippines and across Asia through clinical practice, research, education, leadership, and mentorship.
Inside Bangkok’s World Gourmet Festival, where top chefs share the kitchen
The 26th World Gourmet Festival returns to Bangkok from September 29 to October 4, bringing together some of the world’s most distinguished chefs. More than a showcase of gastronomic talent, the event serves as a multicultural narrative rooted in food heritage and transnational exchange – and as a crucible where culinary philosophies clash and meld. Internationally acclaimed chefs like Álvaro Clavijo from Bogotá, Julien Royer from Singapore, and Josiah Citrin from Los Angeles must confront the...