KOREA CHRONICLES (Last of 4 parts) | Shopping Gangnam-style
Grace Lee shops in this famous district in Seoul.
In Kalinga, women weave life into a dying tradition
In this highland village, its age-old rich weaving tradition faces danger from extinction and from the lack of interest of its next generation.
Malasimbo Music and Arts Festival 2013 | Day 3: Five top reasons why you should go next year
International acts such as Grammy award-winning singer Joss Stone, high-energy local musical acts, a super enthusiastic crowd—and more things to look forward to in next year’s festival.
Hotel of the Week: Century Hotel in Angeles City
Try your luck at the casino or step out and enjoy Angeles City’s booming nightlife. You’ll get to enjoy a good night’s sleep afterwards in this reliable hotel’s new deluxe rooms.
Malasimbo Music and Arts Festival 2013 | Day 2: Jimmy Cliff, shaman of reggae
Reggae legend Jimmy Cliff easily worked his way to a cheerful and dancing crowd while making sure his social message of loving and doing something good for the environment came across as well.
Malasimbo Music and Arts Festival 2013 | Day 2: Five Philippine traditions reintroduced
The music and weaving traditions of indigenous cultures were given its much deserved spotlight on Day 2 of the hugely successful arts and music festival.
Three surfing tips from the champs of the 8th Manila Surfers Cup
How to be one with the waves? Manila surfing pros Buji Libarnes, Nikki dela Paz, and Lui Tortuya have some suggestions.
Art, beats, and beach fun at the Malasimbo Music and Arts Festival, March 1 to 3
This year’s concert promises to be bigger with more activities—from visiting its organic market, attending sunset yoga sessions, viewing outdoor art installation works, to listening to reggae pioneer Jimmy Cliff and soul artist Joss Stone.
Hotel of the Week: Flushing Meadows Resort and Playground in Bohol
A fine tropical getaway with elegant surroundings, it has tropical-themed guest rooms with modern amenities. Private balconies provide panoramic views of the sea and outlying islands.
Baguio’s blooms, grand parade of floats, and rich highland culture mark Panagbenga 2013
The country’s summer capital is all abloom with merrymaking on the streets and vibrant floats as Baguio celebrates its yearly festival of flowers.
Holiday Inn and Suites: Latest international hotel to open in the heart of Makati
The year 2013 promises to be more fun especially with hotel openings, including this sleek international establishment that guarantees to give more fun for both guests staying for leisure or business.
National
- » PNoy's performance on jobs front to decide fate of his anointed successor, NY-based think tank says
- » De Lima: Mancao photos outside NBI compound fake
- » 50 new AIDS cases confirmed in GenSan
- » 'Corrupted' compact flash cards may have delayed transmission of poll results, Brillantes says
- » PH files diplomatic protest vs China's 'provocative, illegal presence' in Ayungin Reef
- » Amid row with China, PNoy announces $1.8-B military upgrade vs 'bullies'
- » Taipei releases ship satellite record, refuting Manila's claim it intruded into PH
- » Negros Occidental prosecutor's retirement pay cleared a month after death
World
- » Accidental find shows Vitamin C kills tuberculosis
- » Oklahoma lowers tornado death toll amid frantic search
- » PH files diplomatic protest vs China's 'provocative, illegal presence' in Ayungin Reef
- » US-based iGate fires chief executive after sexual harassment claim
- » PH Navy chief: No problem with China as long as its vessels not exploiting resources in Ayungin
- » CAPTION THIS | Pope Francis with Chancellor Angela Merkel
- » 13 dead, 20 missing in blast at Chinese explosives plant
- » PH among 28 nations that haven't licked tetanus yet
Economy
- » PNoy's performance on jobs front to decide fate of his anointed successor, NY-based think tank says
- » BPO industry lobby aims to make jobs 'aspirational'
- » Right-of-way not a condition to San Miguel's upfront payment for NAIA Expressway project, DPWH says
- » DOE to clear more renewable energy projects soon, official says
- » San Miguel aims to finish 2 greenfield power plants by 2015
- » Malaysian delegation holds business matching session with PCCI
- » Unilever expects sales to grow faster than Philippine economy
- » Finance chief takes Court of Appeals to task for blocking Phoenix smuggling case
Opinion
- » MUSINGS ON TAIWAN MESS | Confucius says...
- » COCKTALES | Ayala, SM rivalry leads to roadblock, regulatory capture
- » MANUEL BUENCAMINO | Post-election round-up
- » MEL STA.MARIA | Mar Roxas could be president in 2016
- » JESSICA ZAFRA | Etiquette for social media
- » Elections 2013: Mapping the battleground provinces and cities
- » Meritocracy or elite democracy? An assessment of the 2013 senatorial bets
- » MARIE YUVIENCO | Has the Peter Principle caught up with Sixto Brillantes?
InterAKTV
- » UFL contender Loyola suffers huge blow to title bid after draw with Nomads
- » Boracay Rum edges EA Regens to reach D-League semis; Big Chill forces do-or-die with Fruitas
- » AFC slaps $5,000 fine to Brunei Darussalam after snubbing Challenge Cup qualifiers in Manila
- » VIDEO | Luigi Trillo talks about journey to lead Alaska Aces to championship
- » Former coach Tim Cone happy for Alaska Aces in first championship without him
- » Malditas open AFC Women’s Asian Cup qualifiers with rout of Iran
- » UFL: Kaya blanks Army to move up to fourth place
- » Quiet, effective Robert Dozier reminds of legendary Alaska import Sean Chambers
Infotek
- » Former Nokia software team unveils its first smartphone
- » China trying to manage exposure of corruption online
- » Filipinos continue smartphone transition; adoption up by 146% — GfK
- » Yahoo! buying Tumblr for $1.1 billion, vows not to screw it up
- » Yahoo! looks to Tumblr as elixir for revival
- » Smart offers unlimited LTE for 2 years on new iPad plans
- » Smart, IdeaSpace invite developers to hack their way into Silicon Valley
- » Yahoo!’s board approves $1.1 billion Tumblr acquisition: WSJ
Lifestyle
- » KOREA CHRONICLES (Last of 4 parts) | Shopping Gangnam-style
- » KOREA CHRONICLES (Part 3) | Grace Lee revisits her childhood Everland
- » Hotel of the Week: Dusit Thani Manila
- » GALLERY | IFEX 2013 entrepreneurs at InterAksyon’s booth
- » REFLECTION | ‘Come Holy Spirit, come’
- » IFEX 2013 | 8 local and Asian foods to include in your shopping list
- » Smart offers fourth generation iPad with Wi-Fi and cellular
- » Visit museums for free on May 18, International Museum Day
Special Feature
- » FOCUS | Gordons and Magsaysays fail to win any seats
- » PUBLIC-PRIVATE TEMPLATE | Brigada Eskwela now 10 yrs old; MVP Group a partner
- » Greying China taps rural elderly to care for those even older
- » RAINY SEASON REMINDER | Bold action, big money needed to curb Asia floods
- » Slippery eel slides toward disaster
- » Saudi moves to avoid Afghan-style blowback from Syria
- » HEALTH ALERT | Cute kiddie school stuff laden with lead, warns Ecowaste Coalition
- » SUNDAY FOOD FOR THOUGHT | Pope calls for ethical behavior in public life
REFLECTION | ‘Come Holy Spirit, come’
We are holy when we listen and do the Lord’s commandments in love.
