By Herman M. Lagon The comeback was anything but predictable. In a race flooded with big names, massive war chests and ...

Explore a mother and son's shared passion, the rise of Siargao's surf scene, Hong Kong's historical shops and unusual China train routes How do you write anything profound about mothers and motherhood ...

To me, Lapu Lapu Day, while beautiful, is another reminder that I don’t really belong here. It's like being in a liminal ...

According to Peter Cayton, a statistician from the University of the Philippines, surveys are snapshots frozen ... were dissected in long threads and crowd-sourced infographics. This tech-savvy ...

Mark your calendars for Sunday, June 1 as the 127th Philippine Independence Day Parade and Celebration brings the heart of Filipino culture to the streets of New York City!

and The Filipino Channel (TFC), will showcase the heart and soul of Filipino culture in an atmosphere of unity and pride. Prepare for a full day of non-stop fun and entertainment, as Kalayaan 2025 ...

had its humble beginning at the Philippine Women’s University in 1956. Folklore and dancing is an integral part of a country’s culture. It shows how people lived in a particular region or era ...

The North Texas Filipino American community is preparing for one of its largest cultural events of the year at Asia Times ...

Tea is the most popular drink in the world other than water. It beats out coffee and beer, which hold second and third place.

Santacruzan is a Filipino tradition that combines Catholic devotion and cultural pageantry. Held at the end of May, it honors ...

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Sunday posthumously honored four extraordinary Filipinos—undeniably icons in their respective fields—whose lasting contributions have significantly shaped ...

The Philippine Information Agency is the grassroots communications arm of the Government of the Republic of the Philippines. It aims to provide for the free flow of accurate, timely, and relevant ...