Art lovers can now experience the brilliance of Filipino leaf artist Fernando “Pando” Manipon, whose unique creations are currently showcased at the Manila Hotel Art Gallery.
Manipon, renowned for crafting pieces that initially appear to be oil paintings, employs dried leaves, corn husks, and garlic peels in his artistic process, blending artistry with sustainability. Enjoy free admission until the exhibition’s conclusion on September 18.
The leaders of the Writers Guild of America on Tuesday called off a monthslong strike that has paralyzed Hollywood, accepting a pay deal hammered out with production studios.
The fashion world loves drama but normally it does not involve violent robberies, so there is outsize attention on Wednesday’s Balmain show after the French label had 50 outfits stolen just days earlier.
N’Sync is willing to put everything on the line to promote their reunion single “Better Place” – even snacking on super spicy wings on the Hot Ones show.
The hat that Michael Jackson wore just before performing his signature moonwalk dance for the first time sold at an auction in Paris on Tuesday for 77,640 euros ($82,170).
The British Museum on Tuesday launched a webpage describing the types of items believed to have been stolen from its collection, calling on the public to help recover the missing artefacts.
Hans Sy, the 4th of the Sy-blings, as Bilyonaryo calls them, sat down with me to explain his green initiatives in the SM Group, a chat that turned into an interesting look into how he became a sustainability champion, the lessons he learnt from his father, Henry Sy Sr., and legacy-building.
Iloilo City, already establishing itself as a prime example of a green city, continues to push forward.
Piolo Pascual, one of the most popular Philippine actors of all time, will be showing a different side of himself when the musical “Ibarra” opens on June 8 at the GSIS Theater.
Art SG kicked off today with art world legends and collectors showing up with extra vigor after a two-year delay due to the pandemic.
This week’s Ces La Vie gives way to Toto Gonzalez, writer and lifelong student of Philippine and world history.
The opening of the modern French restaurant Metronome in Makati in 2019 by chef Miko Calo and her partners was a roaring success.
For the past 40 years, East-West Seed Philippines has been at the forefront of developing high quality vegetable seeds suited for tropical conditions. From its humble beginnings in Lipa City, Batangas, the company has grown to export products that have reached various parts of Asia, Latin America and Africa.
