Click Here For Original Post A shark whose markings make it appear camouflaged for the desert and “laughing” cicadas are among 300 new species discovered by scientists in the Philippines. The six-week expedition of […]
Philippines boosts efforts to fight human traffickers Housing in Manila: about 9 million Filipinos work abroad, often sending money home to help relatives living in poverty. Photograph: Francis R Malasig When Anne […]
If it was curiosity and a sense of adventure that brought my 99-year old grandmother, Jessie Lichauco to the Philippines 80 years ago, it was love that made her story. Click here […]
Almost 25 years to the day, a new kind of people power is beginning in the Philippines. This one is taking place “virtually” on giant screens, instead of live on the streets, […]
Etched with Jose Rizal’s patriotic death poem and retailing for $6,000, the Independencia de Filipinas is the world’s first luxury watch with a Pinoy-centric design. Click here to read the story
Visit North Africa for a day? To some people, the last-minute idea that popped up over dinner while vacationing in the south of Spain one night might have seemed ridiculously impractical. But […]
This is the third year that the Philippines has participated in the HWC (www.homelessworldcup.org), an annual even highlighting the issue of homeless worldwide. HWC Founder Mel Young says, ” There are one […]
When tens of thousands of Filipinos joined the “Run for the Pasig River” yesterday, the passion they showed for cleaning the Pasig River had a ripple effect. Click here to read the […]
When the Philippine team came home last week from the 8th Annual Homeless World Cup’s (HWC) international football competition in Brazil, the Host Cup trophy they carried, stood for more than just […]
In a culinary playing field rife with experimental celebri-cooks, The Peninsula’s new executive chef, Freddy Schimdt, stands out for remaining loyal to classic techniques and pure flavors. Click here to read the […]
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