October is Filipino American History Month. As the month comes to an end, Filipino-American students reflect on what the month, their heritage and their history mean to them.
The films are stunningly self-aware. They interrogate nationalism, masculinity, idealism... all the ways Filipinos mythologize suffering and loyalty. But they stop short of synthesis. They never show ...
A win for forest heritage. The municipal government of Los Baños recognized the Xylarium, or wood collection, of the Forest Products Research and Development Institute’s (FPRDI) as a cultural treasure ...
The capital of the Philippines has always had a vibrant food culture, but in 2026, the Michelin Guide is giving travelers one ...
Philstar Life on MSNOpinion
On writers, artists and materials of complicity
Animosity peopled the air as calls for boycott of the Frankfurt Book Fair drove a wedge between local writers and publishers.
The Manila Times on MSN
Quezon City: Now a Unesco ‘Creative City of Film’
When the announcement came on World Cities Day, the moment felt surreal. After two years of research, planning, and more late-night edits than I can count, Quezon City was officially declared by ...
The Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) has made a historic, first-time deposit of 4,417 samples of Filipino rice, ...
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Lovi Poe, Gina Pareño star as Gregoria de Jesus in 'Lakambini'
After more than a century of being relegated to the footnotes of history, the legendary revolutionary heroine Gregoria de ...
During celebration of October's Filipino American History Month ... U.S. colonial rule over the Philippines from 1898 to 1946 led to Filipinos studying English and assimilating to Western culture.
It is important to study Philippine history even while in Australia to preserve our national identity. By understanding the ...
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