Category: Short Reads
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We Need More Original Filipino Animation
Filipino animation has been around for decades, with our talents being outsourced to tell stories that aren’t our own. That needs to change.
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Instagram Becomes MySpace as Social Media Goes Back in Time
What’s old is new again as Instagram introduces a feature that takes users back to the time of emo bangs and ranked friends lists.
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Mayon Volcano is erupting, and people want front-row seats.
Mayon’s summit is a spectacle, but is the visit worth the risk?
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In the Belly of the Beast: How do Kpop contracts affect fresh graduates?
The job market can be scary for fresh grads, especially when even Kpop stars risk entering exploitative contracts.
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Ukay-ukay is the hero our planet needs
Ukay-ukay might just be one of the most important sustainability practices that Filipinos can participate in. Here’s why.
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Our Cities are Sinking, and We Need to Take It Seriously
With reports of cities like New York, Jakarta, and even Manila sinking below sea level, there’s a need to reevaluate our response to climate change.
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Is “Eat Bulaga” still relevant to Gen Z?
The resignation of Tito, Vic, and Joey was the end of an era for Eat Bulaga. But does it even matter to younger audiences?
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Adapting the sei-katsu-sha in “The Last of Us”
What makes “The Last of Us” such a good show? Sei-katsu-sha.
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At NAIA, Everything is Fine Until It’s Not
A little human foresight could have prevented the shutdown of Philippine airspace earlier this year.
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Is Chickenjoy sei-katsu-sha?
How Jollibee used sei-katsu-sha to become the Philippines’ favorite fried chicken.
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