The Greatest Fireworks Show on earth started last night and these photos does not give due justice to the awesome display of light paintings and surround sound experience. Last night, was the show of China and Australia — who is no doubt the runaway day1 winner. Four more days to go, and before you go, [...]
The World Pyro Olympics is a great spectacle to watch our for this December. Hosted by the La Mancha Production Group, the World Pyro Olympics (WPO) is the biggest and most intense international fireworks competition to be held here on December 26 - 30, 2005 which will be participated by countries such as China, United [...]
What is so refreshing about Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros is its honesty. It does not overly emphasize the travails of a gay boy but shows how one falls in love amid difficult circumstances.
Ballet Philippines gives its merriest performance with “An Angel Earns Its Wings” at the CCP Main Theatre.
The University of the Philippines, amidst the economic and political crisis that our country is experiencing, has started celebrating the Christmas holidays last December 2, 2005. With the theme Kanya-Kanya 2gether sa PasQ”, the more than a week long celebration is highlighted by an academic fair and bazaar at the University oval which will run [...]
Here’s another reason to visit the Gateway Mall at the Araneta Center, Cubao, this Christmas season: an interesting miniature Christmas town display at the fourth level, carpark-side.
Policarpio Street, in Mandaluyong City has opened their doors to the public once again. This street, literally becomes a wonderland during the “ber” months. All houses are wrapped with Christmas lights, and rooftops are often filled with Santa Clauses and other toys. Definitely, tis is one of the few places to go in Manila during [...]
The United Nations Development Programme and RockEd Philippines will stage
Rock the Riles, a series of rock performances meant to promote human rights awareness on Saturday, December 10, 2005.
Pinoys took to the streets once again, but this time it was not to stage a protest rally against the latest government fiasco. Snap-happy bi-standers, clueless hangers on, office executives, corporate slaves and sidewalk “dibidi” vendors flocked to Ayala Avenue yesterday to celebrate the Philippines’ victory.
The Christmas shopping craze has just begun. Extended mall hours, sales and bazaars mark practically every pocket of shop-crazy Manila. So bring out your cash or your plastics and troop to these bazaars for unique and budget-friendly items:
