Author: Angela Natividad

September 2020 – COVID-19 has put a dampener on Christmas spending this year according to new research by global financial comparison website Finder.com. A new survey of 2,018 respondents reveals 52% of Filipinos aged 18 …

triART is a proudly Filipino start-up looking to re-think an industry and advocate for a less wasteful future.   The fashion industry has a huge pollution problem producing 10% of all man-made carbon, 35% of all …

There is nothing more comforting than a warm, hearty meal. Something that can go with everything–rice, soup, or even bread. Something versatile, something delicious, and something that you can customize to your heart’s delight. I …

Remember 2009-era Facebook where people were obsessed with Farmville and all those other Facebook games? Those were simpler times with simpler goals. And bugging a friend to play with you for game incentives were fun, …

With the pandemic, so many things have changed drastically. School has especially become difficult, what with educators and students having to turn to online learning when not everybody has access to computers, tablets, or even …

We stan talent! Ya girl Mimiyuuuh has been a familiar face and personality (and even Waze voice!) to many of us for a while now. We love her content, her personality, and everything about her …

Sungha Jung, a South Korean guitarist and musician, had Ben&Ben gushing over on their Facebook page when he posted this beautiful cover of their song “Leaves.” As he plucks and strums along, you can feel …

In a tweet dated September 26, 2020, Vico Sotto, current mayor of Pasig City, tweeted two photos of boxes upon boxes of laptops that he is giving out to public school teachers. The second photo …

After a successful month creating a new way of celebrating events online, the up-and-coming online marketplace, I SHOP Lokal, has been giving local businesses another boost with their event entitled, The Filipino Standard. For the …

A group of students from St. Paul Pasig have decided to band together in order to better educate people about fast fashion and its effect on the environment. They’ve teamed up with local thrift shops …