A Pavilion of many flavors One of the most historic hotels in the Philippines is the Manila Pavilion, the most favored and famous Philippine hotel when it opened about four decades ago as ... Read more |
Tropical Punch In our perennially tropical country, flip flops have become a way of life. There are a very few who do not carry the tell-tale thong tan lines that ... Read more |
Albay bags national tourism awards Albay has once more proven that there’s more to Mayon’s perfect cone as it recently bagged a series of national awards in tourism, governance and disaster preparedness. The province ... Read more |
Viewsonic launches ultraportable LED pro ViewSonic’s PLED-W500 is an ultra portable LED projector. The PLED-W500 features an innovative new appearance, with a piano-black mirrored surface and geometric inset buttons that make the projector ... Read more |
Leo Abaya and the Illusion of Desire There is a sense of theatricality in Leo Abaya’s work. Not quite over the top, but neither simple nor quiet; his artwork make strong statements about humanity, whether ... Read more |
Kadayawan goes bigger and brighter
Davao’s major festival underwent a positive facelift this year. With the private sector taking up the reins and, backed up by the local government, Duaw Dabaw Foundation Inc. was tasked to make sure this year’s revelry will be remembered as unforgettable again, rain or shine. True enough, no intertropical convergence zone or low pressure area could mar the new stage built for the performances that draw thousands of crowds from all Mindanao each year.
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