Analyzing the creative and financial gridlock over color-grading fees.
There is a quiet debate making the rounds in Philippine film circles—one that rarely reaches audiences but has many producers scratching their heads.
Some cinematographers, according to industry chatter, reportedly charge an additional…
Why your condo developer isn’t always to blame when disaster strikes.
Businesses are stepping up through donations, food assistance, and relief programs as communities rebuild after the magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Mindanao.
According to data, 65% of Filipino students experience bullying.
In the Philippines, enforcement is inconsistent and road behavior develops differently.
PhilHealth is supposed to be the people’s safety net when it comes to health-related concerns.
Many families are getting by, but building for tomorrow has become harder to do.
PhilHealth refused to cover a 25-year contributor’s ₱200,000 bill.
A closer look at accessibility, weak enforcement, and how tobacco remains one of the most available products despite decades of public health warnings.
Earthquake safety measures and resources must start from the barangay.
