Actor Boom Labrusca stirs debate online after criticizing “half-naked” dancers during Santo Niño festivities. Netizens are split—some agree the focus should be on faith, while others defend creative expression. What’s your take: tradition or entertainment? Read more »
Ati-Atihan 2026 in Kalibo, Aklan brought together centuries of Filipino heritage, devotion to the Santo Niño, and vibrant street revelry, proving why it remains the Mother of All Philippine Festivals. Read more »
Dante Enage, a visual artist from Tacloban City, was selected as the Philippines’ official representative to the Beijing International Art Biennale. Read more »
Eleven home cooks from barangays Malagasang 1-A to Malagasang 2-G showcased their culinary skills during the first-ever Menudo Competition in Imus City, held on January 4, 2026. Read more »
The iconic Sinulog Festival, honoring the Santo Niño, is drawing massive crowds as religious processions, dance competitions, cultural showcases, and citywide festivities unfold across the metro. Read more »
‘Pahalik’ tradition returns as devotees gather for the Feast of Jesus Nazareno in Manila. Read more »
