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Historian Ambeth R. Ocampo has called out a Facebook page, alleging that it is plagiarizing the historian’s original posts. In a post he made via Facebook, he wrote, “‘The Archaeologist’ is not just a visual plagiarist. He is also grammatically challenged. Is it so difficult to just click Share and draw engagement to both our […]
‘Pastil’ has gained popularity in the Philippines because of its delectable and salty flavor, which is much sought after by individuals, particularly students, as it is particularly affordable. Typically, it costs between P25 and P50, depending on whether additional toppings, like eggs, veggies, etc., are added. This popularity has not only contributed to the local […]
Japan has officially waved goodbye to floppy disks, concluding a longstanding chapter of its technological history. As of 2024, the country has eliminated floppy disks from its governmental processes, ending a curious holdover that persisted despite the rapid advancement of technology. The transition away from these outdated storage devices was confirmed by Digital Minister Taro […]
These places are not just good locations for a spooky good time, they are also a treasure trove of information about our culture and history (which we need to learn more of, tbh). Check these haunted and creepy places in the Philippines: The Diplomat Hotel (Baguio City) Officially named as the Baguio City Heritage Hill […]
The artist collective DAKILA counts ten ways which the public can take part to combat disinformation and historical distortion through the events culminating in the 10th edition of the Active Vista International Human Rights Festival. With the theme Visions X Movements, the festival opened last September 21 on the 50th anniversary of the commemoration of […]
On July 13, the 1985 Live Aid concert marked its 37th anniversary. While this big event had been held as a massive fundraiser for famine relief, historian and author James Fell said that the concert “did more harm than good.” In a Facebook post, Fell mentioned that he enjoyed the Bohemian Rhapsody biopic, but it lacked […]
We are now well into Pride Month, one of the most colorful times of the year. With rainbows everywhere, this isn’t the only color combo that symbolizes the LGBTQIA+ community. During this monumental month, people proudly raise their flags to symbolize the love and camaraderie within the LGBTQIA+ community. As pride and society continue to […]
It’s that time of the year again when rainbow flags are swaying in the air, and grand parades and vibrant performances fill the streets, marking another year of Pride Month. But Pride Month is more than just these things, for many, it’s also a commemoration of the history, struggles, and milestones of the LGBTQIA+ community […]
The car where Tupac Shakur was killed, a bullet-riddled BMW 7-Series, is now up for sale for a staggering price of US$1.75 Million. According to Celebrity Cars Las Vegas, the car has been on the market for years. While they have received more than 30 offers from interested buyers and collectors, no one is willing […]
