Rolling Stone PH
In discussing her novel “The Ferdinand Project,” the youngest recipient of the Palanca grand prize reflects on urban legends, finding poetry in fiction, and discovering alternative ways of being and becoming
Known for his infectious knowledge of music and physical media, his stall in Cartimar Shopping Center offered more than just records, but also joy and connection
Scandalous screenshots, brat walls in Sta. Mesa, and P120,000 hibachi bills are just some of the moments that had X users in the Philippines buzzing last year
A local skateboarding collective has launched a petition condemning the sudden demolition of Manila Skate Park, established in 2015 to help destigmatize the skate community
Rolling Stone Philippines sits down with the iconoclast filmmaker over four months to make sense of his enduring legacy as both amateur and auteur
As a new generation enters the Philippine outdoor climbing scene, how can we bridge the gap between the indoors and outdoors?
In 2024, years-long issues like jeepney modernization and the PDAF scam made a comeback, while newer conflicts like the Marcos-Duterte feud had us wondering what lies ahead in politics
The veteran journalist sits down with Atom Araullo about her book on Duterte, the promise of investigative journalism, and what politicians lack today
Typhoon after typhoon, Filipinos suffer in the absence of government planning. For the Future co-founder Issa Barte writes, “It is our right to live better than this”
“Flow,” “The Seed of the Sacred Fig,” and “Bird” are just some of the standout films that will be available in local theaters, according to the Film Development Council of the Philippines
More seats have been added to the American dream-pop band’s sold-out concert in January
Through her upcoming solo exhibit “Bruha ng Disyerto: Landscapes of Fire,” Tong will explore themes of fire, nature, colonialism, and cultural othering
Gatekeeper is a short video series uncovering the ultimate recommendations from today’s tastemakers
The all-women stand-up comedy troupe is carving out a new space in Manila’s comedy scene, empowering women and queer comics to take to the stage and make their voices heard
Known for his infectious knowledge of music and physical media, his stall in Cartimar Shopping Center offered more than just records, but also joy and connection
The singer-songwriter’s fifth solo album explores themes of mental health and emotional resilience, combining her trademark guitar riffs with experimental compositions