Rolling Stone PH
To celebrate the launch of our exclusive pop-up at Spruce Gallery, Rolling Stone Philippines brought in a panel of industry experts to weigh in on the state of print publishing
After splitting up in 2020, the quartet reunited last year with a new album and a two-night show in Mall of Asia Arena. This year, they’re gearing up for a new tour as they close the books on their breakup in this in-depth Rolling Stone Philippines interview
The pioneering investigative journalist looks back on Probe’s legacy, proven by the many journalists who rose from its ranks — and who ask her questions in this Rolling Stone Interview — from Howie Severino to Judith Torres and Pinky Webb
The P-pop group stormed the Mojave stage with a high-energy set, performing their signature songs with crowd-pleasing moments for the hardcore BLOOMs and the Coachella crowd
From Star Cinema love stories to indie darlings, here are the rom-coms that have left their mark on the last 26 years
Four Gabriela leaders, past and present, look back on the evolution of the party-list and the enduring struggle for women’s rights in Philippine politics
Whether anyone in the government would like to admit it or not, the Senate coup is also a battle between the president and the vice president
The allegations against the Marcoleta concern his previous role as the Commission on Appointments’ chair for the Committee on Public Works and Highways
Before the extortion allegations, the blogger and his channel had both been accused of peddling disinformation on social media
The pop-rock duo brings a new tour across three cities, extending a run of sold-out shows and repeat visits
The Filipino pop experimentalist embraces electronic textures and unresolved feeling, allowing discomfort to guide both sound and songwriting
The cult favorite turned arena draw brings her new era to the Philippines for a landmark first performance
On January 31, the Manila takeover of the Japanese music festival served as a reminder that disco is woven into the city’s musical history, and that its renaissance is long overdue
There’s a long tradition of artists going incognito — from huge rock stars to hip-hop wildcards
From a doc on John Lennon’s final interview to Adam Driver chasing the American Dream (and Russian Mafia) — here are the big titles at this year’s festival
Whether anyone in the government would like to admit it or not, the Senate coup is also a battle between the president and the vice president