Rolling Stone PH
The Filipino American comedian on his latest special, Blue in the Face, coming to terms with his family’s past, and why at this age, he needs to start talking about his truth
The journalist on asking the right questions, dwelling on failures, and what he thinks of the changing media landscape
The FEATR founder talks about ube, Filipino cancel culture, and why there’s almost no such thing as a real national dish
The celebrated drag queen talks about her transition, Filipino drag’s global rise, and the responsibility of representation
The acclaimed photographer gives an unfiltered look at his rise in the field, the strange solitude that comes with photography, and the honesty that it requires
The 34-song lineup brings together rappers, pop and electronic artists, a country star, and The Rolling Stones guitarist for Vice City
Marcos Sr. had several censorship moves during martial law, which included the closing of news outlets, burning of books, detaining journalists, and the banning of an animated show focused on resistance versus a tyrannical regime
Marcos Sr. had several censorship moves during martial law, which included the closing of news outlets, burning of books, detaining journalists, and the banning of an animated show focused on resistance versus a tyrannical regime
Marcos Sr. had several censorship moves during martial law, which included the closing of news outlets, burning of books, detaining journalists, and the banning of an animated show focused on resistance versus a tyrannical regime
After more than three decades of monitoring the press and defending press freedom, Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility says it will cease operations amid a difficult funding environment
The docudrama follows the unsettling search for the last missing body among the 58 victims of the 2009 Maguindanao Massacre
After 10 seasons of boundary-breaking collaborations, Coke Studio celebrates its legacy and invites fans to carry OPM further and louder into the next era
From gigs to exhibitions, here’s your itinerary of things to do in Metro Manila this weekend
The Filipino Music Awards returns for its second year, and Security Bank cardholders have the chance to catch it live with a plus one this October
From an Atom Araullo-hosted launch to a talk by the author of a new book about The Beatles in Manila, this iteration of the longest-running book fair in the country is one to watch
After 10 seasons of boundary-breaking collaborations, Coke Studio celebrates its legacy and invites fans to carry OPM further and louder into the next era
Marcos Sr. had several censorship moves during martial law, which included the closing of news outlets, burning of books, detaining journalists, and the banning of an animated show focused on resistance versus a tyrannical regime
After more than three decades of monitoring the press and defending press freedom, Center for Media Freedom and Responsibility says it will cease operations amid a difficult funding environment