Arts and Culture

“Hope For the Dawn To Come,” the first Philippine-produced documentary about how war transforms the lives of children, premiered Thursday (January 29) at Gateway...

By Ige Ramos We often mistake cultural diplomacy for a clean, linear exchange — a handshake between nations, a treaty signed with a Montblanc pen,...

Wine is getting a glow-up at Araneta City. And this time, it’s not just for special occasions or people who can pronounce every grape...

By THEPHILBIZNEWS STAFFA Philippine-produced documentary highlighting the resilience of Ukrainian schoolchildren amid war has been approved for public exhibition by the Movie and Television...

The Santo Niño de Cebu crossed oceans once more, not by galleon this time, but through faith, memory, and devotion, finding a new spiritual...

The Embassy of Japan formally opened the 70th Anniversary of Philippines–Japan Friendship on 20 January 2026 with a jazz concert and reception held at...

On a breezy January morning, Rizal Park Luneta — long a symbol of Philippine history and public life — took on a gentler, greener...

By Monsi A. Serrano The United States was once the undisputed dream destination for global travelers. Today, it is losing tourists for a simple reason:...

Dr. Ralph Lorenz Fonte, a young Palaweño physician, poet, essayist, and translator has been recognized as the Philippine awardee for the Southeast Asian Writers...

The Philippine Embassy in Iraq has launched the first-ever Arabic translation of Noli Me Tangere, marking a milestone in cultural diplomacy as the Philippines...