Author: Andrea Posadas

Idol groups have been one of the Korean pop (K-pop) industry’s backbones since its founding years. No matter which generation of performers welcomed you into the K-pop stan life, the thrill of supporting groups and …

Despite the persistent public health crises and issues that the Philippines faces, community leaders and professionals have consistently advocated for quality health care services. Proper access to medical services and health insurance is a fundamental …

Like Jo March of Little Women, one of the most admirable female protagonists in fiction, we’ve long grown past the narrative that “love is all a woman is fit for.” Women in diverse professional fields …

ALAMAT’s new album and era, Destino, are underway, and it’s time to secure the group’s most successful comeback yet. Over the past four years, Pinoy pop (P-pop) fans have witnessed the six trailblazers of ALAMAT—Taneo, …

The “ber” months are officially here, and you know what that means. Longer nights, shorter days, and a distinct chill in the air that summons Jose Mari Chan, Mariah Carey, and every other tell-tale sign of …

Move over, Kahoot! quizzes on Zoom calls and chat rooms—we’re taking our friends and family out to trivia nights now. They’re all the rage these days, especially around the metro, as a bonding activity, community …

From the 2010s to the present, the Himig Handog and PhilPop songwriting competitions opened multiple doors for singers, songwriters, and producers who’ve now established themselves as household names in original Pinoy music (OPM). Every year, …

One of the most powerful and influential women in fiction, Jo March from Little Women, once said, “Women, they have minds, and they have souls, as well as ‘just hearts.’ And they’ve got ambition, and …

I’m sure I speak for every passionate twenty-something writer out there when I say that, at some point, we’ve all tailored our career trajectories to those of our favorite female leads in rom-coms.  Various iconic …

Book recommendations, hauls, reading slumps and goals, BookTok, and Bookstagram—do any of these terms ring a bell?  Avid bookworms and non-readers alike have probably seen these buzzwords several times on their timelines already. They represent …