Harlem Jude Ferolino: Giving Filipino Myth a New Sound Through AI
Despite the ongoing debate over AI-generated music, Harlem Jude Ferolino proves that technology can be a partner in creativity rather than a threa…
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Designing the Future: Clenton Sales Velarde on Fashion, Culture, and Vision
Clenton Sales Velarde officially debuted his latest collection, Elevé , during the Threads of Tradition fashion showcase at the Kasadyaan Festival …
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A Taste of Legacy: How Anabella Noel Keeps Jo-Ann’s Bakeshop Alive
Like many locals of General Santos City, Anabella Kho Noel grew up with the comforting aroma of chiffon cakes, siopao, and muffins from Jo-Ann’s Ba…
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From Sitio Kiantay to the Pageant Stage: Educator Beth Mariscal Carries Her Community with Grace and Purpose
Growing up in the tight-knit and hardworking community of Sitio Kiantay, Barangay Upper Sepaka in Surallah, South Cotabato, Beth Jamarolin Mariscal…
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Rising Again: The Return of Jirah Bantas to the Pageant Spotlight
Jirah stands gracefully in the vibrant rice fields of Norala, South Cotabato’s Rice Granary For Jirah Shammeh Nitafan Bantas , returning to the wor…
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Koffee Kolab: How Coffee Reshaped Kirk John Cerezo’s Path
Kirk John Cerezo thought he had mastered the art of coffee. But once he opened his own café, stood shoulder-to-shoulder with seasoned baristas, and…
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Threads of Heritage: How Two Writers Brought Lang Dulay’s Story to Life
In a culture where oral tradition holds greater value than written words, how would two local writers document the legacy of Boi Lang Dulay? For De…
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Pouring Passion: How a Former Overseas Barista is Changing Coffee Culture in Mlang
In Mlang, Cotabato Province, no cafés championed quality brews, leaving the town without a true advocate for specialty coffee. Jean Michael P. Rasg…
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