The MonsterVerse is back, but this time, on the small screen. With its return, the franchise is bringing to life a surprising new Titan from Mindanao in the Philippines.
Badjao is a film relevant now more than ever. It is a lesson on diplomacy amid conflicts concerning territories. It does not shy away from criticizing capitalism as the root of all conflicts. But as a product of its time, the film has a problem when it comes to gender, something that we must also address if we want a thorough discussion of the film’s impact on contemporary viewpoints.
Before the last episode is released today, let’s refresh our memories about the timeline of events in the masterpiece and cultural phenomenon that is “Attack on Titan.”
There’s so much to unpack from this all-or-nothing statement—from the fact that it comes from the Department of Education secretary, to its anti-dissent message that promotes more polarization, to the fact that it is a symptom of the lack of accountability in the government.
If you’re still confused about how dividends are computed in Modified Pag-ibig 2, let me tell you how it’s done.
If journalism still thinks this is just a fad and that it will die a natural death before it becomes a household word, artificial intelligence will become a hidden and dangerous water moccasin snake.
If you need to buy or order something online, but you don’t have a cashback app installed, you’re doing online shopping wrong.
There aren’t many old houses left on the street where I live. Recently, one of the houses that I like taking photographs of was engulfed in flames.
Ancient Bicol had a sign language called Palbá and you’ve heard its root word from that folk song.
Maybe it’s like the chicken and egg dilemma. We walk, green spaces are built, the climate crisis is forever defeated, and then we walk some more.
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