Limelight

It may not be a novel idea anymore to search for natural beauty spots around the Philippines because popular media especially free TV is replete with travel shows and arts and culture discoveries untapped by just ordinary finders. It seems they already have the monopoly of the exclusive full production coverage of the gems. There may be lucky questers of …

It is interesting to note that this year’s PASINAYA celebration of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) is paying tribute to Komiks King and National Artist for Visual Arts Francisco V. Coching.

Life isn’t simple.

The resounding success of the musical “M Butterfly” written by Chinese-American playwright David Henry Hwang and performed onstage by awarded actor RS Francisco at the Maybank Performing Arts Theater in Bonifacio Global City (BGC) last week will realize a national tour this 2019.

For those who aim to attract luck and positive energy in 2019, the Year of the Earth Pig in the Chinese calendar, feng shui expert and famous psychic Madam Suzette Arandela suggests that one has to display and to accentuate all types and forms of crystals in one’s body, in home spaces and the work places.

In 2019, will Angelica Panganiban still hold the romantic torch with Carlo Aquino? Not only were Angelica and Carlo a romantic item in real life. They were also featured in a film together and eventually casted in Jeffrey Jeturian’s rom-com TV caper “Playhouse.”

Queen of All Media Kris Aquino is indeed tough as a person.

No, I haven’t seen any of the eight official entries to the 2018 Metro Manila Film Festival which reeled off on Christmas day and would end today.

As early as seven in the morning on the recent celebration of the creation of Quezon City, guests and employees of the Quezon City Public Library (QCPL) were already teeming at the conference hall of the office for the launch and showing of the documentary film “The Making of Quezon City.”

During the first adaptation of Philippine theater of the English stage play, “M Butterfly” written by Chinese American playwright Dwight Henry Hwang in 1990, it was already prizewinning actor RS Francisco who played the lead character Song Liling.